Session Descriptions
Five
educational topic tracks + eight session slots = more choices
for you!
(Be)
Beginners
(B) Business
(M) Marketing and Innovations
(T) Technology
(S) Security
(G) Gold
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Monday, April 7, 2008
11:15 a.m. to
12:15 p.m. Session 1
(Be) Small School
Big Card System, Growing Pains?
Dan Sullivan
& Douglas Stanley, Catawba
College
(B) Automating
Off-Campus Merchant Settlements
Joel Weidner,
Pennsylvania State University
(M) Effective
Campus Assessment: Getting the Feedback You Need
Kristy Vienne, Sam
Houston State University
(T) The Card
Office Redefined: Improving Student Services at Villanova
Kathy Gallagher
& John Bonass,
Villanova University
(S) Security for
Your Carding System
Ken Pimentel, George Washington University
(G) Why Recycle?
Eliminate Waste with Uniprint & iMFPs
Kevin Pickhardt, Pharos Systems
(G) Off
Campus Programs: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Brandon Lloyd & Monte Pederson, Off-Campus
Solutions
2:00
p.m. to
3:00 p.m. Session 2
(Be)
Off-Campus is Calling. Are You Ready to Answer?
John Patterson, Mercyhurst College
(B) How to Get Others to Pay for Your Stuff
Steve Heaslip, Babson College
(M) Card
Program Performance - It All Starts With
Standards
Jeff Nelson, Bowling Green State University
(T) Transitioning From One System to Another
Lawrence Drees, University of Colorado - Boulder
(S) Campus Debit Card Fraud: How Safe is your
Program?
Roundtable Discussion - Ann Marie Powell, New
York University
(G) Increasing Card Office Service and Visibility
Through One Card
Diane Smith, Bunker Hill Community College
(G) Campus
Cards and Integrated Security Solutions
Read Winkelman & Imran Rahmani, The CBORD Group,
Inc.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
9:00 a.m. to
10:00 a.m. Session 3
(Be) Basics of Cash Management
Monica McVey & Peter Martinez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
(B)
An Administrator's View of Campus Card Programs
Kathleen Ragan, Montclair State University
(M) CSI:
Las Vegas
Cindy Vetter, University of Northern Colorado
(T) Is
Newer Always Better: Which of the Hot New
Technologies in ID are Ready for Your Campus?
Chris Corum, AVISIAN Publishing, CR80 News
(S) Virginia Tech : April 16, 2007 and the Days that
Followed…
Julie Wesel, Virginia Tech
(G) ID
Works Software - What You Might Be Missing
Dan Olson & Aric Hay, Datacard Group
(G) Optimal Print Management in Education
Environments with Equitrac Express
To Be Determined, Equitrac
11:00
a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Session 4
(Be) Setting Up
a Winning Hand: Getting Started in the Card
Office
Jessica Mrozek, Palm Beach Community College
(B) How to
Negotiate with Vendors
Bob Huber, Robert Huber Associates
(M) Challenges
for Wireless Access in Colleges and Universities
Derek Trimble, OSI Security Devices
(T)
Understanding Advanced Identification Technologies
David Stallsmith, ColorID, LLC
(S) Security
and Privacy Policy Development
Chris Martin, The Claremont Colleges
(G) Are We
Having Fun Yet? How to Incorporate Financial
Literacy into Your Campus Card Program
Pamela Erwin, Wells Fargo
(G) Campus Card
360: Taking a Systems Approach with Your Program
Glenn Bottomly, Fargo Electronics, Inc.
2:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Session 5
(Be) Policy & Procedure Development
Rita Schultz Gordon, Northern Michigan University
(B) Time for a
Change - Why?
Ann Marie Powell, New York University
(M)
SRU Brings State of the Art Innovation to
Existing One Card System
Beverly Lumley, Slippery Rock University
(T) Will
Today's Campus ID System Meet Tomorrow's Needs?
Jonathan Bowen, Digital Identification Solutions
(G) Elevating
Your Card Program's Campus Profile
Tom Bell, Russ Carlson, & Jeff Staples,
Blackboard, Inc.
(G) Way to
Save a Million Dollars
Bonnie Carlson & Temple
Richardson, Wachovia
3:15 p.m.
to 4:15 p.m. Session 6
(Be)
Developing Top-Notch Students While Balancing the
Bottom-Line
Karen Doyle, University of Kentucky
(B)
Developing Effective Campus Card Policies and
Procedures
Norman Grizzell, Clayton State University
(M)
Marketing Financial Services via Webinar
Paul Carlisle, San Diego State University
(T) Parking for Profit, Convenience and Control
Brenda Saugstad, Milwaukee Area Technical
College
(G) Campus
Banking: Beyond the ID Card
Caleb Davis, U.S. Bank
(G) Wireless Network Alternatives and Issues
Jim Primovic, PERSONA
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
8:30
a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Session 7
(Be)
All By Myself: The Stand-Alone
Readers
Sara Neer, Duke University
(B)
Maximize Your
Potential with Web-Based Applications
Shira Fogel, University of Alabama Birmingham
(M) How Are We
Doing? Developing Campus One Card Performance
Metrics
Roundtable Discussion, Jeff Nelson, Bowling
Green State University
(T) Are You PCI Compliant? Should You Be?
Jeff Davenport, University of Oklahoma
(S)
Disaster & Recovery: A How-to Guide
Ken Pimentel, George Washington University
(G) Current and
Future Card Technologies
Mark Doi, HID Global
9:45 a.m.
to 10:45 a.m. Session 8
(Be) "Points
to Remember - Planning a New Card Program"
Lillian Gallegos-Martinez,
University of Texas El Paso
(B)
The Magical Box: Getting the Most Out of Your
Card System
Matt Drummond, Duke University
(M)
Can Banking and Flexible Spending Accounts
Peacefully Co-Exist?
Cindy Kellerman, Pennsylvania State University &
Deborah Finnegan, PNC Bank
(T) Wireless
Alternatives for Legacy Readers
John Beckwith, Loyola Marymount University
