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GITA North Central Texas Annual Conference 2001

The GITA North Central Texas Chapter held its 2001 Annual Conference entitled "Building Bridges to the Texas Digital Economy" on November 7th and 8th in Arlington, Texas, at the Southeast Campus of Tarrant County College.

The conference brought together over 110 GIT professionals from the region to focus on many of the educational, technological, and economic challenges facing the public, private and academic sectors as we transition to a Digital Economy.

This was the first time the Chapter has tried a two-day event, and all on the Board feel that it was well worth the effort. The pre-conference day featured two hands-on workshops, "ArcView for Teachers" and "GPS". Both workshops were designed to give the attendee information and experience to use back in the classroom or office. The conference day followed with a full agenda of presentations, exhibits, guest speakers, panel discussion, and poster showcase.

Jeff Coffey, NCT Chapter President-elect, opened the conference day proceedings with a brief speech reflecting the theme of this year's conference. He underlined the fact that "Membership Makes a Difference" by noting that over the last two years, the NCT Chapter has contributed over $13,000.00 back into the local community in the form of software, hardware, and educational grants. This opened the perfect opportunity to present this year's NCTGITA $3,000.00 Student Scholarship award to the President of TCC Southeast Campus, Dr. Judith Carrier.

The audience was then treated to an informative and entertaining program by nationally known motivational speaker Mr. Bryan Dodge, entitled "How to Build a Better You."

Fortified with a complimentary continental breakfast and energized by our morning speaker, attendees could choose to attend presentations from three topic tracks, visit the exhibit hall, or examine the fine work shown in the posters displayed.

The exhibit hall doubled as the venue for an address from our second guest speaker, Dr. F. Andrew Schoolmaster. His presentation was entitled, "Digitally Enhanced, Technologically Advanced, and Geographically Challenged: Spatial Problem-Solving in the Information Age." In addressing such questions as "Does geography still matter in the information age?" and "How can geography be used in bridging the digital divide?," Dr. Schoolmaster's presentation drew comments from the attendees as "Excellent session!," and "Very thought-provoking."


A total of twelve presentation sessions were run in the morning and early afternoon. The topics ranged from the application of technology such as "GASB 34 Implementation using GIS" and "Redistricting Collin County, Texas" to training in technology as in "Advances in GPS/GIS Technology," and "Linking Public Schools with Technology Education."

In the late afternoon, the conference theme was explored in a panel discussion moderated by Leann Wheeler of Geo Info, Tyler, Texas. A panel of local, public and private leaders in the D/FW Metroplex discussed current and future demands placed on our existing educational and workplace systems as Texas strives towards a Digital Economy. This forum for exploring our conference theme received high marks from the audience.

The conference closed with a reception in the Exhibit Hall hosted by ESRI. Drawings for gift giveaways were followed by concluding remarks from NCT President-Elect and Conference Chairman, Jeff Coffey. Thanks were given all around to attendees, presenters, speakers, and exhibitors, along with a special invitation to return next year.

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