Featuring: Police Chief Gary Margolis

Leading Through Crisis: How Auxiliary Services Play an Important Role in Emergency Response & Recovery

Sponsored by ARAMARK

As a result of the Virginia Tech and the Northern Illinois University shootings, and the more 
than 20 major critical incidents on campuses over the past 40 years, campuses are looking at emergency preparation, response and management in ways not previously explored.  Auxiliary Service departments, some located in very public settings, others in remote locations and many serving large numbers of students, faculty, staff and guests are significantly affected by such events.  Join a presentation by Dr. Gary Margolis, Chief of Police at the University of Vermont, as he examines the potential risks and exposures faced by auxiliary service departments as well as how these departments might be called upon to support the institution's response. Chief Margolis will discuss the key tenets of emergency response and recovery plans, and how Auxiliary Services play a critical part in moving through crisis towards normalcy.

Featuring: Scott Carlson

eDiscovery: The Unintended Consequences of the Information Age

Technology has provided tools to enhance our campus services in ways that were unimaginable decades ago.  Along with these advances come considerable unintended consequences.  This session will explore the legal and practical boundaries in this increasingly explosive electronic environment.

Mr. Carlson founded and co-chairs Seyfarth Shaw’s national eDiscovery practice in Chicago, IL and is nationally known in the area of eDiscovery. His practice is almost entirely devoted to eDiscovery and high technology issues from both the consulting and litigation perspective. Mr. Carlson teaches a Masters of Law course on the subjects of eDiscovery, digital evidence and computer forensics.