Welcome to UNC CAUSE!

2008 Conference

This year's conference will be held in Greensboro, NC from November 17th-19th. This year's conference theme is "The University of North Carolina Tomorrow: Striving for Excellence Through Technology and Collaboration".

This year's conference is being hosted by the Central region including the following universities:

Visit the Fall 2008 conference website at http://www.uncg.edu/cause08/.

2007 Conference

The UNC CAUSE 2007 took place at the Renaissance Hotel in Asheville, NC, Monday, December 3rd through Wednesday, December 5th, 2007. Visit the 2007 Conference site.

The Fall 2007 conference was hosted by the western Carolina region including the following universities:

 

About UNC CAUSE

UNC CAUSE is a group formed in 1970 by the computing centers of the 16-campus University of North Carolina for the purpose of promoting cooperation and information exchange between the campuses of the UNC System in all areas related to information technology.

UNC CAUSE provides a shared system-wide membership in Educause for those campuses not subscribed as full members. Each of these campuses have at least one representative registered and receiving all Educause publications. UNC CAUSE provides one voting delegate representing the constituents of this Educause System Membership.

The UNC CAUSE Fall Conference is of particular importance to all involved. It provides an annual state-wide technical conference experience for campus IT staff to exchange ideas, gain exposure to advances in information technology and gain professional development at reasonable costs.

This is an exciting and challenging time for IT professionals, given the evolution of computing and the changes that have occurred over the past 30 years. IT is now mission critical for all our campuses. From this results an ever-increasing expectation that we deliver new and expanded capabilities to our users in a timely manner. The personal challenge for all involved in UNC CAUSE is to serve our users well and empower them through technology to be more creative, productive and efficient.