About CATS
The Community of Academic Technology Staff (CATS) is collaborative community of practice and interest. Its primary goal is to provide professional development opportunities for the academic technologists at the 23 California State University campuses, to increase their knowledge, productivity, and professional effectiveness in service of their campus's academic mission and the CSU's educational technology goals.
CATS conferences focus on the themes, issues, and technological and educational advances influencing the direction of academic technology. They showcase projects, experiences, and successful strategies of members.
The following CATS members were instrumental in developing CATS2012 — be sure to thank them when you see them in person or online!
- Corey Gin - CSU East Bay
- Bedan Kamau - Cal Poly Pomona
- Ty Melvin - CSU Office of the Chancellor
- Mitch Pautz - CSU Fullerton
- Charlie Wallace - CSU Monterey Bay
We also wish to thank our colleagues at the campuses that are hosting our regional meetings: CSU Dominguez Hills, Fresno State, and Sacramento State.
Copyright © 2012 The California State University. All Rights Reserved. CATS is a program of the Center for Distributed Learning, Academic Technology Services at the Chancellor's Office.
