About Colleen Brennan-Barry
Colleen Brennan-Barry (@ColB) is a member of the Board of Directors and vice president of the Higher Education Web Professionals Association, serves on the conference committee for the annual HighEdWeb conference, and is the Assistant Director in charge of Web Communications at Monroe Community College in Rochester, NY.
HighEdWeb is pleased to share that our 2013 annual conference in Buffalo, NY on October 6-9 will feature two outstanding keynote presentations. Our previously-announced keynote, Scott Stratten (@unmarketing), will join us on Wednesday, October 9 to talk about engagement and … Continue reading →
HighEdWeb 2013 is excited to announce a new conference feature this year: a Closing Keynote! That’s right, #heweb13 has TWO keynotes: one to be held early on in the conference, and one to send us off with final words of … Continue reading →
The Higher Education Web Professionals Association is pleased to announce the appointment of four new members to its Board of Directors: Sven Aas Lead Web Applications Developer, Mount Holyoke College Since 2006 Sven Aas has worked at Mount Holyoke College, … Continue reading →
It’s intense. It’s rewarding. It’s hosting a 2014 HighEdWeb Regional Conference. And we want you to find out how great it is firsthand: Submit a proposal by April 30 to host a Spring 2014 regional conference in your area. The … Continue reading →
The Higher Education Web Professionals Association is inviting nominations for new members of the HighEdWeb Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is the governing body of the Association, working to create and manage policy, coordinate business issues, and manage … Continue reading →
Are you attending HighEdWeb 2012? Get all the news fit to print at our Attendees’ Blog: http://attendees.highedweb.org/ We’ll post the latest info, updates and links right here, so check back to see what’s new in the weeks ahead.
We’re very pleased to share with you that HighEdWeb 2012 is now full and all seats are sold out. Yes, you read that correctly: SOLD OUT. We know, we can barely believe it ourselves. That means that, come October, 600+ … Continue reading →