September 2012
| High Tech, High Stakes From operational efficiencies to transformational processes, information technology's role at colleges and universities demands top-tier leadership. Here are some areas where the CBO's steady oversight and involvement can be IT game changers. |
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| A Woman for All Seasons Inaugural recipient of NACUBO's new Pathfinder Award for lifetime achievement, Mary M. Lai has exhibited a pioneering spirit for more than six decades. |
| A Beneficial Bet A natural disaster can disrupt even the most robust technology system. Two institutions are at the starting gate to serve as data recovery backup for each other. |
| Lifetime Learner, Inclusive Leader Earning his graduate degree in his late 40s is just one way Charles Tegen, NACUBO's board chair for 2012-13, embodies his commitment to education and lifelong learning. Bringing this spirit of inquiry to his new leadership role, he intends to engage the board in expanding upon the association's latest strategic plan while continuing to serve the membership's immediate needs. |
| Business Intel A roundup of short news articles and useful resources for business officers |
| Vantage Point Spotlight on an institution in one of the constituent groups: small institutions, community colleges, comprehensive/doctoral institutions, or research universities |
| Federal File Coverage of legislation and regulatory activity that affects higher education |
| NACUBO Notes News about how your association is a resource for you |
| Back Story Profiles of individuals in roles that support the work of the chief business officer—and who represent the majority of the Business Officer reading audience |
| NACUBO Notes News about how your association is a resource for you |


