Apereo Foundation’s MicroConferences bring together leaders from across open source education technology to discuss the latest topics and trends impacting higher education.
Each month, leaders and influencers in the open source world will speak about topics ranging from research and community building to policy shifts impacting the world of open source and education.
This free service provided by the Apereo Foundation and our partners requires registration to attend the live event. Contact registrar@apereo.org to join the invitation list. All are welcome!
Olawale Fabiyi, HEMIS Technical Advisor at The Gambia’s Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science & Technology
Kirsten Heiss, Managing Director at OpenCampus
Melissa Mitchell, Head of Business Development and Product Innovation at OpenCampus
Dylan Ruediger, Principal for the research enterprise at Ithaka S+R
Chelsea McCracken, Researcher on Ithaka S+R’s Libraries, Scholarly Communication, and Museums team
Patrick Masson, Executive Director of The Apereo Foundation
Deb Bryant, Interim Executive Director of Open Source Initiative
Deb Nicholson, Executive Director of Python Software Foundation
Jamie Tillman, CEO and Co-Founder of Prolydian
Joe Murray, PhD, is President of JMA Consulting
Stephanie Lieggi is the Executive Director of the Center for Research in Open Source Software (CROSS) at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Angela Newell is the Executive Director of Innovation in the Office of the Vice President and Chief Information Officer, as well as the Director of the Open Source Program Office at The University of Texas at Austin.
Duane is a Director of Engineering at Capital One, where he focuses on building collaborative engineering practices. He has been building, leading, and advising open source program offices for more than a decade. Duane is a force of chaotic good using his high stats in intelligence and charisma to advocate for the open source community. If you encounter him in forested areas, he will share his fire, drink, and philosophy.