Georgia Summit University System of Georgia, Sept. 28-30, 2011

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It's my pleasure to welcome you to Augusta for the 12th annual Georgia Summit Conference of the University System of Georgia (USG) for academic and administrative application users! We're glad that you've come together with us to exchange ideas. This
students, faculty, and others throughout the System: SunGard Higher Education Student Information and Financial Aid Systems, USG Data Warehouse, Georgia ONmyLINE, Learning Management System, ADP, and Oracle/PeopleSoft Financials System.
Georgia Summit provides us with numerous exciting opportunities to learn what our colleagues on other campuses are doing, discuss common issues and experiences, and share creative solutions. In addition to the preconference workshops already held, presentations, demonstrations, discussions, exhibits, birdsof-a-feather sessions, and social networking opportunities will encourage interaction and promote professional growth.
Our keynote speaker is Jean Twenge, Ph.D., professor of psychology at San Diego State University. Twenge's keynote address is "Generation Me: Working with Today's Young People." She will discuss generational changes that impact campus management and workplace dynamics and how the generations can work together to achieve success.
The Georgia Summit Conference relies on your generosity and desire to engage with your colleagues and take advantage of this professional development opportunity. I appreciate you sharing your time and expertise as presenters, moderators and participants.
I'd like to thank the strategic partners of Georgia Summit for their generous contributions. These contributions from our sponsors are essential to the ongoing success of Georgia Summit, and we appreciate the positive outcomes that are the result of their ongoing support.
Thank you all for making Georgia Summit 2011 a success!
Sincerely,

Marie Steed Executive Director, IT Services Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia

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EXHIBITS - Conference Center Hall
Don't miss a tremendous opportunity to preview products and services from our exhibitors in the halls of the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center near the conference rooms. These companies will showcase the latest advances in software and technology that serve campus needs throughout the conference.

CONFERENCE EVENTS
Attendees must wear conference badges at all times to participate in sessions, breaks, lunch, dinner and the social event.

CONFERENCE ATTENDEE LIST
The conference attendee list is available upon request by email from beverly.arnold@usg.edu.

E-mail addresses are not included in the list. Note: This list is not sold, traded, or otherwise provided to individuals or organizations not participating in this conference.

DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS - Oglethorpe Ballroom

There will be several drawings for door prizes during dinner and the social event on Wednesday evening. Be sure to bring your completed drawing ticket located in your registration package. Drop it off in the red drum upon arrival and cross your fingers!
You must be present to win!
WIRELESS ACCESS

All conference areas have wireless (802.11b standard) internet access provided free of charge. Signs are posted with the appropriate network name/SSID. The Augusta Marriott also offers internet access in your hotel room.

SPEAKER-READY ROOM - Moody

Speakers are required to check in with conference technicians to test their equipment.

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This year, online surveys are available for individual session evaluations. Moderators will provide a flyer during each presentation that includes a link to the session evaluation. The flyer includes a unique Quick Response (QR) code, and if you have a smartphone with a compatable QR code reader app, you can use it to easily access session evaluations.
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* Preregistration is required for all preconference workshops and sessions

TUESDAY

Cumming

Estes A

Estes B

10 - 11:45

Banner Boot Camp Main Session

Oglethorpe F/G/H Mobile Apps Code Camp

11:45 - 1 1:15 - 4

Lunch Break (on your own)

Banner Boot Camp Breakout Session: Georgia Enhancements for Accounts Receivable

Banner Boot Camp Breakout Session: Georgia Enhancements for Student Records & Admissions

Banner Boot Camp Breakout Session: Georgia Enhancements for Financial Aid

Mobile Apps Code Camp

1 - 4

ADP Reporter: This workshop is being held at Georgia Health Sciences University in room EC2216Health Sciences Building

9:30 - 11:30

WEDNESDAY MORNING

Behavioral Based Interviewing to Hire the Best Candidate

Getting Started with INGRESS

DegreeWorks Roadmap: What's Up Ahead?

11:30 - 1

Lunch Break (on your own)

TUESDAY AT A GLANCE
Banner Boot Camp
10 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Welcome and Introduction of Presenters
10:15 a.m. 11:45 a.m. General Session
11:45 a.m. 1 p.m. Lunch - on your own
1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. Breakout Sessions: Georgia Enhancements for Accounts Receivable Financial Aid Records and Admissions
Mobile Applications Code Camp
10 a.m. 4 p.m. Interactive Sessions
ADP Reporter
1 p.m. 4 p.m.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Mobile Apps Code Camp Various, Georgia Institute of Technology
Oglethorpe F/G/H GeorgiaBEST
Come together with other USG developers to share and learn about mobile applications (apps). This is a full day of interactive sessions covering everything from the basics of the SunGard Higher Education Mobile Connection framework to the deployment of a mobile app. In the morning, application developers learn more about the Mobile Connection framework through a technology overview and demonstration, including tips and tricks. In the afternoon, small teams of developers will begin m-App coding to their build speci cations. The camp will wrap up with Mobile Connection-developed m-App demonstrations.

10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Banner Boot Camp Karen Nunn/Deidre Crawford/John Young/Cindy Taylor, Board of Regents
Estes A GeorgiaBEST
Information about baseline Banner, from what a form name means to basic navigation, will be presented. The Georgia Enhancements maintained by ITS for USGspeci c functions will also be reviewed for purpose and functionality. In addition, helpful resources available to all USG institutions will be discussed.
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
ADP Reporter Craig Golden, Board of Regents
EC2216 Georgia Health Sciences University Health Sciences Bldg. Shared Services
This is an ADP-led session where participants will get handson training in using ADP Reporter. The session is activity based, and focuses on 'real world' business scenarios. An ADP instructor will demonstrate functionality most commonly used by USG institutions, and participants will then apply the concepts and develop solutions to the most common issues. This session will be held at the Health Sciences Building at Georgia Health Sciences University, in Room EC 2216. Parking for the workshop will be at the Laney Stadium parking lot (61) or, if full, lots (40) and (41) on Chafee Avenue. Participants then take the shuttle to the Health Sciences Building. (shuttles normally run every 10 minutes). A parking map is available at: http://www.georgiahealth.edu/psd/ prkgandtranspsvcs/documents/mcgshuttleparkingzonesmap. pdf.
1:15 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Georgia Enhancements for Accounts Receivable Deidre Crawford, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaBEST
A continuation of the General Banner Boot Camp session, which will focus speci cally on the Georgia Enhancements for the Accounts Receivable Module.

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1:15 p.m. - 4 p.m. (cont.)
Georgia Enhancements for Student Records and Admissions Cindy Taylor, Board of Regents
Estes A GeorgiaBEST
A continuation of the General Banner Boot Camp session, which will focus speci cally on the Georgia Enhancements for the Records and Admissions Module.
Georgia Enhancements for Financial Aid John Young, Board of Regents
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
A continuation of the General Banner Boot Camp session, which will focus speci cally on the Georgia Enhancements for the Financial Aid Module.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
AT A GLANCE
9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Concurrent Workshops/Sessions
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Getting Started with INGRESS Diane Burnette, Board of Regents
Estes A Distance Education/GeorgiaBEST
The Intra-Georgia Registration System (INGRESS) is a custom tool designed to facilitate cross-institution registration for collaborative programs and courses and is integrated with Banner and the collaborative Learning Management System. This workshop is designed for USG institutions considering the use of INGRESS. Topics to be covered include selecting an administrative model, engaging the institution community in the planning process, Banner and technical requirements, and the INGRESS Onboarding process. A panel of representatives from institutions using INGRESS will share experiences and o er advice to institutions contemplating the use of INGRESS.

Behavior Based Interviewing to Hire the Best Candidate Kathy Kral/Blake Adams, University of West Georgia Cumming All In order to improve the hiring and provisional employee evaluation process at UWG, it was decided to employ the techniques in Behavioral Interview Guide A Practical, Structured Approach For Conducting E ective Selection Interviews by Tom S. Turner. The premise of behavioral-based interviewing is that past behavior is the best predicator of future behavior. By asking questions that elicit responses based on behavior from past experiences, a better candidate is selected. At the end of this session, attendees will be able to assess their current interviewing process and determine if a change in their process would be bene cial.
The DegreeWorks Roadmap: What's Up Ahead? Tom Wagner/Mark Nichols, SunGard Higher Education Estes B GeorgiaBEST This session will provide an overview of DegreeWorks, as well as the product's roadmap. This workshop will provide detailed information about the implementation and use of the product and is an opportunity for institutions that have not yet implemented DegreeWorks to learn more about the product.
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Keynote Address - Jean M. Twenge, Ph.D., professor of psychology, San Diego State University - Oglethorpe A - H

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Estes A

Estes B

Lamar A/B

Lamar C

GeorgiaVIEW Roadmap

De-Mystifying PPV Reporting 1

Oracle CRM on Demand

PeopleSoft Financials & PeopleTools Update 9.1 for Functional Users and

RISC to Dell/Intel Migration

Refreshment Break sponsored by Dell/ Evisions/Intel/National Student Clearinghouse/ Strategic Partner Exhibits

GeorgiaVIEW Demonstration

De-Mystifying PPV Reporting 2

Banner Accounts Receivable Update on Implementation

Year-End Checklists

of Revised Core Curriculum

2011 HOPE Changes: Georgia Enhancements

Student & Faculty Support Through a Team Approach

ADP Executive Roundtable Banner to PeopleSoft Reconciliation

Overview of Faculty Compensation Tracking

7 - 11
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9:30 -10:20
10:20 - 10:40 10:40 - 11:30

Dinner and Social Event sponsored by ADP, Oracle and SunGard Higher Education
THURSDAY MORNING
Breakfast

GeorgiaVIEW Integration

iStrategy: In Theaters Now and Coming Soon

Payment Card Update: How the Durbin Amendment Will Impact Your Processing Charges

Overview of Proxy Access

Direct Loan Reconciliation Using Banner & DL Tools

GeorgiaVIEW Support

Reconciliations - How Do We Fix It?

PCI Compliance & Merchant Services

Banner's Mass Data Update Utility

Well Done Grasshopper: Information Technology & End Users Learning to Speak Each Others Languages

Refreshment Break sponsored by Dell/ Evisions/Intel/National Student Clearinghouse/ Strategic Partner Exhibits

What Do You Want From GeorgiaVIEW?

Integrity Checks and What Matters

Automating Collections Due Diligence

Community Source Initiative

Argos Enterprise Reporting Solution Case Studies

11:30 - 1

Lunch

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Oglethorpe D

Oglethorpe E

Oglethorpe F/G/H

Terrace

SunGard Higher Education Update on Direction and Horizon

Ins and Outs of Centralization 1

Promoting Institutional Collaboration with INGRESS

Refreshment Break sponsored by Dell/ Evisions/Intel/National Student Clearinghouse/ Strategic Partner Exhibits

Drive Change for the Future!

Ins and Outs of Centralization 2

Georgia ONmyLINE Website Enhancements

USG Data Warehouse Future Plans

PeopleSoft Upgrade Roundtable: Implementing New Features & Removing

DegreeWorks Reporting

The Evolution of the Data Warehouse Project at Georgia Perimeter College

Mobile Applications Birds of a Feather

Dinner and Social Event sponsored by ADP, Oracle and SunGard Higher Education

Using DW CPA & Planner to Assist in Future Course Planning

Breakfast

Using Leave Cases in eTime

Flexible Registration: The Basics and Beyond

Data Warehouse Graduation Data Case Study

Housing Birds of a Feather

DegreeWorks: Managing Expectations and Success

Using the Non Resident Alien Process in EV5

Banner Processing for INGRESS

Enhancing Data Quality & Streamlining the Submission Process: Lessons Learned

Refreshment Break sponsored by Dell/ Evisions/Intel/National Student Clearinghouse/ Strategic Partner Exhibits

DegreeWorks: CoHort1 Birds of a Feather

Using the ADP Tools to Make the Garnishment Process Easier

State Authorization for Distance Ed: What Should You Know?

USG Data Warehouse Academic Data Collection Calendar

Admissions Birds of a Feather

Lunch

1 - 1:50 2 -2:50 2:50 -3:10 3:10 - 4:00 4:10 - 5:00
7:30 - 8:15 8:30 - 9:20 9:30 - 10:20 10:40 - 11:30

2011 &21)(5

Cumming
Loan Creation and Import/Export to COD

THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Estes A

Estes B

Lamar A/B

Department of Audits Update: Preparing for FY 2012

How Can Banner Help You With Processing VA?

Going Digital Using Banner Extender

Lamar C
Campus Upgrade Cycles

Whazzup Doc?

Segregation of Duties: Why IT Matters

Banner Accounts Receivable Enhancements

Registering for Classes with iPads at New Student Orientation

Banner Document Management Suite - Did You Know What You Can Do?

Refreshment Break sponsored by National Student Loan Clearinghouse/ Strategic Partner Exhibits

Unlocking the Value of Your Business Applications

Learning from the Past and Planning for the Future: FY 2011 in Review and FY2012 Planning

Save Expenditures & Generate More Revenue

Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) Introduction

Financial Aid Enrollment Periods

Welcome to the e-Pro and Purchasing Jungle: Navigate Your Way Through Requisitions and Purchase Orders

CSI iStrategy: Using the iStrategy System for Forensic Accounting

Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) Update and Demonstration

Banner Document Management Suite Reports Management

FRIDAY MORNING
Breakfast

PeopleSoft Travel & Expense Module Successes and Challenges: An Institutional Perspective

The GeorgiaFirst Marketplace - The Final Piece of the eProcurement Puzzle

Excel Tips & Tricks

This is How We Roll

John, Johnny, Jonathan, and Jack - Which is Right?

Taking the Mystery out of Asset Management Reconciliation

Semi-Monthly Payroll Discussion

GeorgiaBEST Change Review

Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) Birds of a Feather

SAP: Beyond the Basics

From Vouchers to Payments: Addressing the Common Issues in Accounts Payable

Dotting Your I's and Crossing Your T's: Preparing for an IT Audit

Reconciling A/R to Finance Hyperion for Higher

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Oglethorpe A/B/C

Oglethorpe D

Oglethorpe E

Oglethorpe F/G/H

Terrace

Electronic Transcripts Made Easy

and Future

Distance Education Technology Reporting Made Easier

USG Data Warehouse Data Element Dictionary: Automation Using Cognos Reports

DegreeWorks Birds of a Feather

Enrollment Management

The Pros & Cons of OLR

CANCELLED Academic Reporting


PDF Transcripts Birds of a Feather

Refreshment Break sponsored by National Studnet Loan Clearninghouse/ Strategic Partner Exhibits

Supplemental Data Engine

eTime: Making it Work for You

INGRESS Update 2011

CANCELLED USG Data Warehouse:
Support Applications

Summer Payroll Discussion - How Do We Make it Better?

Student Retention Overview

End-to-End Processing Within ADP: Job Data, Position Reconcillation Impacts

Partnerships to Foster Distance Education

Data Warehouse Birds of a Feather: Current Data Issues for Academic/ Student Data

Banner Hosted Planning Session

Breakfast

DegreeWorks: Start to Go-Live in 8 Months - How We Did It!

MSS Birds of a Feather

Distance Education Curriculum Reporting

Banner Business Process for Academic Data Mart

Financial Aid Birds of a Feather

Banner Overview of to Self Service Event Mgmt & Faculty Grade Entry

Getting the Right Answer with RightAnswer

INGRESS Birds of a Feather

CANCELLED USG Business Practices:
How They Help Build Data Standards

Accounts Receivable Birds of a Feather

ADP Reporter - Top Ten Most Useful Queries

Reaching Adult Learners: The University System of Georgia Adult Learning Consortium

Records Birds of a Feather

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT A GLANCE
1 p.m.
Keynote Address
2:30 p.m. 3:20 p.m.
Concurrent Sessions
3:20 p.m. 3:40 p.m.
Refreshment Break/Strategic Partner Exhibits
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3:40 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
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Social Event
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Jean M. Twenge, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology San Diego State University
Jean M. Twenge, Ph.D., professor of psychology at San Diego State University, is the author of more than 80 scienti c publications and two books: The Narcissism Epidemic: Living in the Age of Entitlement (co-authored with W. Keith Campbell) and Generation Me: Why Today's Young Americans Are More Con dent, Assertive, Entitled - and More Miserable Than Ever Before. Twenge will discuss generational changes that impact campus management and workplace dynamics and how the generations can work together to achieve success. Her research has included studies of generational di erences in work attitudes (published in Journal of Management), changes in narcissism over time (published in Social Psychological and Personality Science), and social rejection and aggression (published in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology). Her research has been covered in Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report, and The Washington Post, and she has been featured on Today, NBC Nightly News, Fox and Friends, Dateline NBC, and National Public Radio.
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2:30 p.m. - 3:20 p.m.
GeorgiaVIEW Roadmap Barry Robinson, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaVIEW
This session will be a discussion of the GeorgiaVIEW Roadmap for the upcoming year.
De-Mystifying PPV Reporting 1 Cynthia Alexander, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
This session will discuss the reporting related to your Public Private Ventures (PPV). This is part one of a two-part presentation and discussion.
Oracle CRM on Demand Fran Eckert, Oracle
Estes B Fiscal A airs
This session will focus on how the Georgia system can use CRM on Demand Higher Education to improve retention and student success by providing high quality student service. This includes real time, actionable analytics to identify at-risk populations, ensure programs and services are delivering the expected results, and provide the ability to make proactive adjustments when needed. The demonstration will focus on the simplicity of the user interface, and the capability of a trained business user to easily con gure and manage the system. The session will also highlight the successful implementation of CRM on Demand at Georgia Perimeter College.
PeopleSoft Financials and PeopleTools Update 9.1 for Functional Users & Bene ts of Upgrading Sandy Pabon, Oracle
Lamar A/B Fiscal A airs
This session highlights the new user Interface features that enhance user productivity as enabled by PeopleTools 8.5. Workspaces, related content, and data entry features will be demonstrated. Also, new compliance features, such as audit trails will be demonstrated.

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RISC to Dell/Intel Migration Laurie Tollison, Dell Robert Shults, Intel Corporation
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Learn how to reduce overall costs by over 50% with a six-month payback by migrating applications o proprietary UNIX/RISC to Dell servers running Intel Xeon processors. In addition, learn how Intel's IT department saved $1.4B over ve years by migrating mission critical applications to Intel-based servers.
SunGard Higher Education Update on Direction and Horizon Dave Becker, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
Project Horizon will help every Banner user have a better experience with our software and the ability to work more e ciently toward institutional goals. This session will provide an overview of Project Horizon progress as well as information about future deliverables. Participants will see the latest and greatest demo of Banner Student, what's on the horizon, and hear about the Banner 9 roadmap and what your institution can do to prepare.

GeorgiaVIEW Demonstration Harold Powers/Jeanne Ann Davidson, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaVIEW
This session will be a high-level demonstration of the Learning Management System that highlights features and functionality.
De-Mystefying PPV Reporting 2 Cynthia Alexander, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
This session will discuss the reporting related to Public Private Ventures (PPV). This is part two of a two-part presentation and discussion.
Banner Accounts Receivable Year-End Checklists Charlotte Wade, North Georgia College & State University
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
This session will cover the steps necessary for year-end closeout of Banner accounts receivable.

The Ins and Outs of Centralization 1 Craig Golden, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
In this session, Shared Services will provide a basic discussion of what centralization is and isn't, present a roadmap for the journey, and let institutions know what they can do to get ready.
Promoting Institutional Collaboration with INGRESS Jonathan Sizemore, Valdosta State University
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
The INGRESS tool can promote institutional collaboration by facilitating multi-institutional registration and streamlining administrative processes and the concept of multi-institution registration can be conceived beyond technical boundaries. This session will discuss the integral role of INGRESS in expanding one institution's collaborations with other USG institutions and provide articulation among degree programs.

Update on Implementation of Revised Core Curriculum Virginia Michelich, Board of Regents
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
Join us for a status report on the approval of institutional outcomes and cores to date. We will also discuss how the Revised Core will be addressed in the Transfer Articulation Portal as well as cover upcoming deadlines for implementation. Time will be available for question and answers at the end of the presentation.
2011 HOPE Changes: Georgia Enhancements John Young, Board of Regents
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
This session will cover the Georgia Enhancements for implementing the 2011 changes to the HOPE Scholarship Program. A review of recent releases, as well as a preview of upcoming releases, will be discussed.

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Drive Change for the Future! Mark Nichols, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe A/B/C Program
Attend this open discussion between services leadership and the campuses, share your ideas, experiences and in uence future DegreeWorks service o erings. SunGard is interested in what worked in your implementation that didn't work in previous experiences, and what you think you could have done more e ciently/better. In addition, is the product meeting your immediate needs? What enhancements do you believe will better DegreeWorks for you and the community of users?
Ins and Outs of Centralization 2 Craig Golden, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
This session will provide the Dos and Don'ts of centralization, and share "war stories" from institutions who have centralized to help eliminate issues for institutions who will be centralizing in the future.
Georgia ONmyLINE Website Enhancements Diane Burnette, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
The Georgia ONmyLINE (GOML) website is a central resource of information on USG online programs and courses. This session will review the enhanced website and discuss opportunities for institutions to showcase speci c online programs on the GOML website.
USG Data Warehouse Future Plans Kanti Chalasani/Susan Campbell-Lounsbury/Bob Cernock, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
The panel will touch on major objectives of the Redesign project. Topics include contributions to project e orts by the institutional focus groups, RPA, and various ITS teams, e orts taken to review academic DED, validation business rules, extraction logic de nitions for Banner by the project team, walkthrough of new institution ETL processes including data submission and certi cation processes, release of the beta environment for academic data; and role of the new USG Data Warehouse in support of the state longitudinal data system.

PeopleSoft Upgrade Roundtable: Implementing New Features & Removing Obsolete Modi cations David Nisbet/Donna Wooddell, Board of Regents
Terrace Fiscal A airs
This session will follow the upgrade discussion led by Oracle covering new features and functionality within PeopleSoft 9.1. The roundtable will discuss what new functionality and features will be important to include in a next upgrade of the nancials application. We will also discuss current modi cations in order to determine if any are obsolete and can be removed.
4:40 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Student and Faculty Support Through a Team Approach Deborah Champion, Georgia Southern University
Cumming Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
Georgia Southern University, like many of the USG institutions, has had to adjust many of the processes that support students and faculty to meet the needs of the online community. We'll share the growth and adjustments made over the last four years, as well as the importance of forming a functional team in a decentralized service environment.
Banner to PeopleSoft Reconciliation Jan Rogers, Georgia Southwestern University
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
This session will walk you through the weekly reconciliation process.
Overview of Faculty Compensation Tracking Dave Becker, SunGard Higher Education
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
This session will provide an overview of how Faculty Compensation Tracking can help you enhance faculty services by automating their contracting process and ensuring accurate, timely compensation.

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DegreeWorks Reporting Tom Wagner/Mark Nichols, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
Join this session to see how DegreeWorks can be used to generate reports to assist with planning course o erings and improving retention and graduation rates. We'll demonstrate reporting utilizing the Curriculum Planning Assistant, the Student Educational Planner, and more.

Mobile Applications Birds of a Feather Lisa Baldwin, Valdosta State University
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
This session is an opportunity for institutions to discuss mobile applications used on campus: current uses, future steps, and what works versus what didn't work.

ADP Executive Roundtable
Craig Golden, Board of Regents ADP Team
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
This session will be an opportunity to interact with the ADP executive management team. Institutions will be able to ask in-depth questions and probe into how ADP plans to address the issues we face on a regular basis. ADP will also have an opportunity to present an application roadmap and discuss future application enhancements. The Bene ts, Payroll, eTime, Tax and Garnishments management team will be represented. Note: This session may go beyond the time constraints. ADP and SSC personnel will make themselves available as long as there are questions.

The Evolution of the Data Warehouse Project at Georgia Perimeter College
Jocelyn Clark/Janna Kelley, Georgia Perimeter College
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
The Enrollment Management Project is a key initiative of GPC to implement the SunGard Higher Education Enrollment Management (EM) Suite. We will present elements of the Suite, including Oracle Warehouse Builder, Recruiting and Admissions Performance module, Cognos reporting tool, SGHE Operational Data Store, and SGHE Enterprise Data Warehouse. This session will inform those who are seeking detailed information about working with the SGHE EM Suite at their institution.

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7 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Continental Breakfast
8:30 a.m 10:20 a.m. Concurrent Sessions
10:20 a.m. 10:40 a.m. Refreshment Break/Strategic Partner Exhibits
Sponsored by Dell/Evisions/Intel/National Student Loan Clearinghouse
10:40 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Concurrent Sessions
11:30 a.m. 1p.m. Lunch
1 p.m. 2:50 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
2:50 p.m. 3:10 p.m. Refreshment Break / Strategic Partner Exhibitors
Sponsored by Dell/Evisions/Intel/National Student Loan Clearinghouse
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8:30 a.m. - 9:20 a.m.
GeorgiaVIEW Integration Ryan Ross, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaVIEW
This session will be a discussion on the integration aspect of running an LMS system including: data load processes, powerlinks, and external authentication.
iStrategy: In Theaters Now and Coming Soon Kurt Collins/Jason Bietzel, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
In this session, the iStrategy team will review functionality included in recent releases (AP, payroll, and vendors) and will preview future enhancements such as Pre-encumbrances, Institution Password Maintenance, and Position Dimension). Join the discussion to o er your suggestions, and let us know if you give iStrategy two thumbs up!
Payment Card Update: How the Durbin Amendment Will Impact Your Processing Charges John McElroy/Je Rapp, TouchNet Deidre Crawford, Board of Regents
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
We will discuss the Durbin Amendment and its impact upon your processing charges. We will provide critical tips on how you can maximize your savings and how you can better your understanding of the process/ interchange fees.
Overview of Proxy Access Jen O'Brien, SunGard Higher Education
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
Proxy Access, formerly known as Web for Proxy, is a new community source-driven enhancement to be released later this fall. With this new functionality, institutions can allow their constituents to set up proxy access to self-service pages; available pages as well as who can initiate a proxy activity are completely under the control of the institution. In this session, we'll walk through this new functionality touching on the bene ts this enhancements provides and how the system can be con gured to meet institutional needs.

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Direct Loan Reconciliation using Banner and DL Tools Philip Hawkins, Kennesaw State University
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
Using "DL Tools for Windows," Kennesaw State University has been quite successful in meeting required monthly reconciliation deadlines as part of the Direct Lending program. This session focuses on the reconciliation processes between DL Tools and Banner to achieve successful Direct Lending monthly and yearly reconciliation.
Using DegreeWorks CPA and Planner to Assist in Future Course Planning Erik Bowe/Kim West, Kennesaw State University
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
This session demonstrates how Kennesaw State University is using DegreeWorks Curriculum Planning Assistant (CPA) and DegreeWorks Planner to assist academic departments in future course planning. Various reports have been created using CPA and SAS Enterprise Business Intelligence system to provide academic departments with data to foster timely student degree progression.
Using Leave Cases in eTime Corrin Sorteberg, Georgia State University
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
Leave Case functionality in eTime allows institutions to track Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Medical, Military Leave, and Miscellaneous (Personal/ Professional/Sabbatical) absences. Users will be shown how to use this functionality to make requesting, tracking, and payment of absences easier. We will follow the process from start (Requesting Leave) to nish (Earnings Codes owing over from eTime into paylines in EV5).

Flexible Registration: The Basics and Beyond Daniel Looby, Georgia Institute of Technology
Oglethorpe E GeorgiaBEST
This presentation will show the basics of Banner's Flexible Registration along with information on how Georgia Tech is making use of the Web Services provided by SunGard Higher Education, and putting a new face on Flexible Registration for Professional Education o erings. There might even be a live demo!
Data Warehouse: Graduation Data Case Study Kanti Chalasani, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
The Data Warehouse Redesign team will share their experiences with the Graduation Data Collection design and implementation, including valuable contributions made by the institutional focus groups, and walk through the steps involved in implementing a new data collection system using Graduation Data as a case study. The Data Element Dictionary development and validation review and the Data De nition Layout review will be discussed. The Extract Transform Load extraction logic development and the new ETL process, implemented using Oracle Data Integrator, will be discussed, and the reporting associated with ensuring data quality of the data submissions processes will be reviewed.
Housing Birds of a Feather Jackie Lovejoy/Crystal Cato, Gordon College
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
This session will include a discussion on various housing applications, such as StarRez, Adirondack, and RMS.

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GeorgiaVIEW Support Liz Johnson, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaVIEW
This session will be a discussion of support features and functionality that are used to support the GeorgiaVIEW application.
Reconciliations How Do We Fix It? Collette Long, Georgia Southwestern State University Natalie McCarley, Georgia Perimeter College
Estes A Shared Services
We will review the tools that have been developed to assist with the reconciliation process between ADP and PeopleSoft Financials. We will also demonstrate how the di erent systems (EV5, BOSS, CES data le, and PSFIN) can be used to get the "full picture," and how to correct di erences when they have been identi ed.
PCI Compliance and Merchant Services Beth Welsh, Georgia Health Sciences University
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
This presentation will cover the steps taken by Georgia Health Sciences University to assess their scope of compliance needs on campus, to implement standardized practices, and to continuously monitor those practices. It will also include an overview of their merchant services agreement with First Data Merchant Services and their partnership with TouchNet, Inc. to centralize and track credit card transactions.
Banner's Mass Data Update Utility Daniel Looby, Georgia Institute of Technology
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
The Banner Mass Data Update Utility (MDUU) is a business tool that institutions can use to quickly and easily develop batch updating processes. MDUU allows institutions to create their own rules, based on SQL scripts, which can be used to update and insert data for circumstances that are not part of current Banner functionality.

Well Done Grasshopper: Information Technology and End Users Learning to Speak Each Other's Languages Alicia Roberson, Valdosta State University
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
In the world of academia, Information Technology specialists and end users often speak a di erent language. For the past three years, we have been learning to communicate more e ectively, which has led to less confusion and frustration on both ends. In this presentation, we will share the lessons learned while learning each other's language. Clips from martial arts movies will be used to exemplify these lessons.
DegreeWorks: Managing Expectations and Success Zachary Hayes, Georgia Institute of Technology
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
Switching from one degree auditing system to another is a huge undertaking that demands time, energy, and resources to implement. Success of a new product launch should not be measured by the software and hardware running, but the level of excitement and engagement advisors and students bring to the project. This session will include a brief overview of the Georgia Institute of Technology Registrar's O ce implementation strategy and roadmap for DegreeWorks, with a focus on key stakeholders and participants in the project that helped manage expectations and success of this service to campus.
Using the Non-Resident Alien process in EV5 Robert Elmore, Georgia State University
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
Georgia State University is using the Non-Resident Alien process in EV5. This session will cover the necessary set up needed in EV5 that will allow users to grant Tax Treaty Exemptions to students, faculty, and sta . We will discuss the Tax panel set up, Treaty Enrollment, and NRA Split Process run during the processing of the payrolls.

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Banner Processing for INGRESS Kay Gray, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe E GeorgiaBEST
The Intra-Georgia Registration Sharing System (INGRESS) is a custom tool developed for use by the USG Georgia ONmyLINE online education initiative (GOML) in conjunction with Banner. In this session, we will cover details on how to set up course sections and use the processes developed to facilitate the transfer of data between the Banner database and the INGRESS tool. Helpful hints and error handling will also be covered.
Enhancing Data Quality and Streamlining the Submission Process: Lessons Learned Danelle Crowe/Winnie Tsang-Kosma, Georgia State University
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
As any ADM-POC can attest, coordinating a successful ADM data submission can be a gargantuan task. Factor in growing enrollment, reduced workforce, and campus dynamics, and the task can appear insurmountable. This presentation highlights GSU's proactive approach for improving data quality and expediting the submission cycle. We discuss our challenges and successes in communicating the signi cance of the ADM submission to the university community, producing tools for continuous data correction, collaborating with ITS, and creating a culture of quality among Banner users. The audience will be given an opportunity for Q&A and to share their lessons learned.
10:40 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
What Do You Want From GeorgiaVIEW? Barry Robinson, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaVIEW
This session is an opportunity for USG institutions to express what new features, functions, or assistance they want from GeorgiaVIEW team. Information Technology Services (ITS) will receive input from attendees.

Integrity Checks and What Matters Julie Thompson, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
Walk through PeopleSoft Financials month-end integrity checks with the experts. Learn how to nd the transactions causing variances and suggested actions to resolve them.
Automating Collections Due Diligence Charmaine Daniels, Georgia State University
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
Georgia State has implemented a new automated collections due diligence process. We have integrated third-party collections software with Banner to help manage AR due diligence, placement of accounts with collections, and selecting accounts for write-o . This presentation will be a demonstration of our process.
Community Source Initiative Rich Loftus, Georgia Institute of Technology
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
Since March 2009, Sungard Higher Education has launched a Community Source Initiative as the solution for incorporating customer developed enhancements (modi cationsandadd-onfunctionality)intothebaseline code and product o erings. This initiative encompasses the approval process, technical standards, and people (from the customer base and SunGard) necessary to facilitate these enhancements. Once the enhancement is accepted, it is maintained by SunGard. Come learn how the USG is participating in this exciting initiative.
Argos Enterprise Reporting Solution Case Studies Alice Levy, Evisions
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
Hundreds of higher education institutions use Argos to solve reporting and information access challenges, o ering solutions for ad-hoc reporting, production reporting, dashboards, scorecards, and data cubes. Argos gives the ability to get and analyze data from any database in real time; monitor performance indicators for student enrollment, faculty, sta , course o erings, and learning outcomes; and act upon the information, saving time and money. This informative session will go through examples of what some institutions have done successfully with Argos.

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DegreeWorks CoHort 1 Birds of a Feather Matt Payne, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
This session is an opportunity for institutions in cohort 1 to gather and discuss current issues and status of their DegreeWorks implementation.
Using the ADP Tools to Make the Garnishment Process Easier Betty Wiggins, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
In this session, users will be given an overview of the tools available to help ensure the garnishment process works smoothly.

Admissions Birds of a Feather Cindy Taylor, Board of Regents
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
This session is an opportunity to submit questions about various admissions topics and gain insight from your peers and colleagues at other institutions on how they handle similar issues.

State Authorization for Distance Education: What Should You Know? Mike Rogers, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
In October 2010, the U.S. Department of Education released several new regulations under the Federal Rule on Program Integrity. This session will present an overview of the legislation, implications for USG distance education, and strategies being implemented by the USG to address these regulations.
USG Data Warehouse: Academic Data Collection Calendar Kanti Chalasani/Susan Campbell-Lounsbury, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
The O ce of Research and Policy Analysis and the ITS Data Warehouse Redesign team worked in collaboration with institution focus groups to develop an Academic Data Calendar for data collections. The presenters will talk about the academic data collection timing, which was de ned by the review of data availability and System O ce and other reporting needs. The session will include group discussion.

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Loan Creation and Import/Export to COD Linda Neal, SunGard Higher Education
Cumming GeorgiaBEST
An Overview of Direct Loan record creation and processing, including set-up, awarding, MPN functionality and process ows.
Department of Audits Update: Preparing for FY 2012 Claire Arnold, Department of Audits and Accounts
Estes A Fiscal A airs
In this session, the Department of Audits will discuss upcoming GASB Statements, preparation for "Statewide" Student Financial Aid Testing for FY 2012 and various other audit issues to assist entities in preparing for their
scal year 2012 engagements.
How Can Banner Help You with Processing VA? Jill Rayner, North Georgia College & State University
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
How do Veterans Education Bene ts such as tuition assistance, HOPE scholarships, and the Montgomery GI Bill all calculate together? Learn how Banner can help you process your VA!
Going Digital Using Banner Extender Megan Davidson, Georgia Highlands College
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
This session will discuss one method of using Banner Extender in the business o ce to digitally store les and meet the demand for multi-institution and o ce accessibility. The pros and cons of the project will be discussed, as well as the question "Why?"
Campus Upgrade Cycles Rich Loftus, Georgia Institute of Technology Winnie Tsang-Kosma, Georgia State University
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
This session will be a panel discussion on the upgrade cycle.

Electronic Transcripts Made Easy Joseph Roof, National Student Clearinghouse
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
The National Student Clearinghouse makes processing and sending electronic transcripts easier, faster, and more secure than ever with our transcript services, including Electronic Transcript Exchange and Transcript Ordering. Our total transcript solution provides all the features you need to deliver transcripts quickly and securely at no cost to you. Transcript Ordering is currently used by nearly 350 colleges and universities throughout the United States. Our SIS Integration with Banner is a Web-based electronic transcripts solution, which enriches student service and makes your registrar, enrollment, and other key administrative o ces more e cient by reducing the manual work handled by your sta .
Bene ts Today, Tomorrow, and Future Tom Scheer/Dorothy Roberts, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
In this session, the ve- year strategic plan for Bene ts will be reviewed. There will be an opportunity to discuss successes & failures of open enrollment preparation.
Distance Education Technology Reporting Made Easier Wallace Brown, Georgia Southern University
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
The Registrar's O ce at Georgia Southern University was challenged to implement a more e cient and e ective process to gather and collect the most accurate data for distance education courses. The project involved members from Student A airs, IT Services, Provost's O ce, and O ce of Strategic Research and Analysis, and resulted in a new Banner form called YSADETR to collect this information. This session will review the new Banner form and discuss implementation procedures at GSU.
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USG Data Warehouse Data Element Dictionary (DED): Automation Using Cognos Reports Chris Ferland/Kanti Chalasani/Wesley Rice, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
The Data Warehouse Redesign team has designed a data model for storing the data element de nitions, for each of USG's data collections. This new database will facilitate fast access to DED elements via selfservice reports, and facilitate search and drill-through features for DED entries. See the prototype and o er input to help re ne and enhance this system for the USG community.
DegreeWorks: Birds of a Feather Zachary Hayes, Georgia Institute of Technology
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
Join us as we open up the oor for a group discussion about DegreeWorks.
2 p.m. - 2:50 p.m.
Whazzup Doc? Cindy Taylor, Board of Regents
Cumming GeorgiaBEST
This presentation describes various communication channels and types of documentation used by the GeorgiaBEST support team.
Segregation of Duties: Why IT Matters Kristina Turner, Department of Audits and Accounts
Estes A Fiscal A airs
In this session, the Department of Audits will discuss their approach to analyzing Segregation of Duties over critical business functions as part of the nancial audit. The discussion will highlight the impact of
nancial systems, such as Banner and PeopleSoft, on the e ectiveness of the college's established control structure.
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Banner Accounts Receivable Enhancements Andy Kearney/Kimberly Saving-Sherman/Patrick Sherman, SunGard Higher Education
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
Come learn what's new and what's in store for Banner Accounts Receivable. In this session, you'll learn how Student A/R and its enhancements impact other Banner systems (i.e. Financial Aid, Student). Finally, we want to hear from you; bring your ideas on what new enhancements you would like to see for Banner Student A/R.
Registering for Classes with iPads at New Student Orientation Je Stulce/Darrick Owens, Georgia State University
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
Since May 2011, new students at Georgia State have been using iPads to register for classes at orientation! At our INCEPT (orientation) sessions, students are guided into a ballroom specially equipped with wireless access points. They are each issued a specially-imaged iPad and guided through class registration using GoSOLAR, our branding for Self-Service Banner. In this session, we will discuss infrastructure and connectivity issues; equipment for imaging, charging, and storing the iPads; checkin and check-out procedures; browser compatibility and usability issues; modi cations we made to SelfService Banner; and our experiences at INCEPT since we began using iPads.
Banner Document Management Suite - Did You Know What You Can Do? Mike LaFortune, SunGard Higher Education
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
Hundreds of colleges and universities rely on Banner Document Management Suite (BDMS) and ApplicationXtender (AX) to manage documents, freeing their sta to deliver better service at lower costs every day. However, did you know that there are options for BDMS that can further increase e ciency and lower costs? In this session, we will discuss options for BDMS including automated capture of Banner output and scanned pages, fast match and data loading from structured and unstructured paper forms, integrating document management into nonBanner systems on campus, and full-text indexing for retrieval of documents by any word or words on the page.

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Collaborative Work ows in Enrollment Management Philip Hawkins, Kennesaw State University
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
Kennesaw State University implemented a Digital Back O ce (DBO) work ow process in 2007-2008 that streamlined transcript evaluation procedures between the o ces of Undergraduate Admissions and Registrar. In 2010-2011, the Financial Aid O ce joined this process improvement e ort in order to more e ciently evaluate student eligibility for Financial Aid awards, speci cally HOPE Scholarship and Sta ord Loans. This session will focus on the evolution of the DBO e orts at KSU, and look ahead to other collaborative work ow projects to improve service to students.
Bene ts Birds of a Feather Craig Golden, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
This session will be a roundtable discussion of common Bene ts issues experienced by users and potential solutions, with a panel made up of SSC, ADP, and USG institutional resources. Institutions can submit issues beforehand so that the Bene ts team can research them, and will have the opportunity to interact directly with ADP about the issues users experience with BOSS, CES, Win ex, and EE cost load.
The Pros and Cons of OLR Jen O'Brien, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe E GeorgiaBEST
As student expectations continue to evolve, being able to support anytime/anywhere learning is increasingly important. This session will provide an overview of how Banner can help you support open learning environments, and discuss the pros and cons of OLR.

Academic Reporting De nitions Susan Campbell-Lounsbury, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
CANCELLED The key to e ective academic reporting is creating and
documenting the de nitions used in creating system reports as well as data les submitted to state and federal agencies such as GOSA and IPEDS. This session will review de nitions of terms, such as rst-time, fulltime freshman, etc., that are used in a variety of reports using academic data, as well as those that were created more recently and might be less familiar.
PDF Transcripts Birds of a Feather Zach Hayes, Georgia Institute of Technology
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
Please come to this session for discussion on PDF transcripts, such as AVOW and eSCRIP-SAFE.
3:10 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Unlocking the Value of Your Business Applications Tom Fitzgerald, Oracle
Cumming Fiscal A airs
Many institutions have made large investments in their business applications to capture transactional data, but are struggling to turn that data into actionable business intelligence. Oracle BI Applications provides an integrated solution that integrates data for analysis and reporting, provides user-friendly analytical models for enterprise metrics, and delivers personalized performance dashboards and reports for everyone. This session will coverthevalueandbene tsofanintegratedBIApplication and how it unlocks the value of business applications by improving insight, alignment of business process and leveraging the investment of business applications.

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Learning from the Past and Planning for the Future: FY 2011 in Review and FY 2012 Planning Vikki Williamson, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
Join us for an important discussion around our challenging yet rewarding scal year 2011. What were the successful processes of 2011, and what were the lessons learned? What are the considerations as we plan for scal year 2012? Debrief among colleagues and plan ahead for the upcoming year.
Save Expenditures and Generate More Revenue Wanda Ennis, Georgia College & State University
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
This session will cover our implementation of PayPath as a method to help reduce expenditures, generate more revenue, and store credit card information o campus. As a result, we had savings of over $200,000 the rst year, and savings have continued to increase each year. Needing to further streamline some of our processes, we then implemented the Bill/ Payment Suite. In order to provide departments with online purchasing capabilities, we purchased and implemented the Marketplace uPay module in 2006, enabling departments to build web pages and process online payments all while housed in a secure location.
Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) Introduction Daphene Blackmon, Board of Regents
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
Join us as we introduce the Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) project. We will cover the initiative and all that will be involved as we move forward to production. Topics will include the exchange of catalogs, institutional use of transfer articulation, the GATRACS portal, integration with third-party products, and future plans.
Financial Aid Enrollment Periods Linda Neal, SunGard Higher Education
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
An overview of Enrollment Periods in Banner Financial Aid, including set-up and functionality.
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Supplemental Data Engine (SDE) Andy Kearney, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
The Supplemental Data Engine (SDE) for baseline Banner provides a simple way to add data elds to Banner forms without customization. Users can enter supplemental data on any form that uses a database table where supplemental data rules have been de ned. Attend this session to learn how to set up and use the SDE in Banner.
eTime Making It Work for You Barney Wood, Georgia Perimeter College Mary Neville, Coastal Georgia College Collette Long, Georgia Southwestern State University Allison Wilkinson, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
Join us as we present helpful eTime practices, hyper nd queries, and process procedures, and discuss some potential trouble spots with eTime processing.
INGRESS Update 2011 Diane Burnette, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
INGRESS was released for production implementation on November 1, 2010. Thirteen institutions are currently using INGRESS to facilitate multi-institution registrations. This session will provide an update on INGRESS and plans for future enhancements.
USG Data Warehouse: Support Applications Kanti Chalasani/Matt Payne, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
CANCELLED The USG Data Warehouse Redesign team has several
support applications planned for the redesigned data warehouse to ensure the quality of data. These applications will be used to enhance the communication with the institution point of contacts and to assist in reference data maintenance. This session will provide an early glimpse into these support applications.

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Summer Payroll Discussion - How Do We Make it Better? Craig Golden, Board of Regents
Terrace Fiscal A airs
This session will be an open discussion around the pain points of the current summer payroll process and recommendations for changes to the process going forward into next year.
4:10 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Welcome to the e-Pro and Purchasing Jungle: Navigate Your Way through Requisitions and Purchase Orders Teresa Page/Melissa Gooch, Board of Regents
Cumming Fiscal A airs
Let presenters be your wilderness guides through the requisition and purchase orders life cycle, and discover how to thrive and survive with monthly clean up tips and tricks.
CSI iStrategy: Using the iStrategy System for Forensic Accounting Kurt Collins/Jason Beitzel, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
The focus of this session will be on using the system to answer nancial questions for example, drilling down to see if an invoice were paid, identifying top XX departments with budget items, summarizing expenditures across a series of programs, etc.
Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) Update & Demonstration Daphene Blackmon, Board of Regents
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
This session will be a continuation of the GATRACS introduction session and will include a demonstration of the GATRACS portal. Additional topics covered will include phase II, DegreeWorks, Work ow, and Automatic Updates.

Banner Document Management Suite Reports Management Mike LaFortune, SunGard Higher Education
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
Each day, institutions produce hundreds of thousands of documents that are printed, faxed, or mailed, and copies manually led for records. Once sent or
led, their lack of instant, secure availability hinders customer service and information access needs. Banner Document Management Suite (BDMS) with ApplicationXtender (AX) Reports automatically les Banner output and other digital documents without the need for printing, scanning, or manual ling. Identical copies can then be immediately and securely viewed with Banner Open Digital Campus products. This session will introduce AX Reports Management and demonstrate the automatic ling of documents and their secure access from BDMS.
Student Retention Overview Donna Harrison, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
This session provides a look at SunGard Higher Education's Banner Student Retention Performance, a tightly integrated package of scorecards, dashboards, reports, and analytic capabilities designed to help your institution improve its student retention and success initiatives. With easy access to data from Banner and Banner Relationship Management, you can examine student success indicators, understand how your programs are or aren't working, analyze trends over time, and gain the insight you need for more successful strategies.
End-to-End Processing Within ADP: Job Data, Position Data, Bene ts, eTime and Reconcilliation Impacts Collette Long, Georgia Southwestern State University
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
The team will share helpful beginning-to-end practices to deal with hires, transfers, terminations, leaves of absence, key timing, and pay group changes, as well as the impacts on bene ts, eTime, and ultimately on reconciliation.

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Building E ective Campus Partnerships to Foster Distance Education Diane M. Burnette, Board of Regents Jonathan Sizemore, Valdosta State University Elke Leeds, Kennesaw State University Anna Holloway, Fort Valley State University Oglethorpe E GeorgiaONmyLINE/Distance Education A panel of USG distance education leaders will discuss key factors and strategies for building campus support for distance education.
Data Warehouse: Birds of a Feather - Current Data Issues for Academic/Student Data Paige Born, Board of Regents Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse This Birds of a Feather session will feature open discussion of current data issues for Academic/ Student Data with focus upon determining root cause and potential solutions for improving data quality. The issues to be discussed will be selected with institution input and will be communicated prior to the conference so that institution representatives can come prepared to ask and answer questions and collaborate about potential solutions.
Banner Hosted Planning Session Beverly Norwood, Board of Regents Terrace GeorgiaBEST Join us as we deliver updates from our latest Banner Planning Session Meeting.
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7 a.m. 8:15 a.m. Continental Breakfast
8:30 a.m. 11:30 AM Concurrent Sessions
8:30 a.m. - 9:20 a.m.
PeopleSoft Travel and Expense Module Successes and Challenges: An Institution's Perspective Lee Veal, Middle Georgia College
Cumming Fiscal A airs
In this session, users from Middle Georgia College will discuss the successes and challenges they experience with the Travel and Expenses Module. Learn how MGC reconciles the module to the General Ledger, and take the opportunity to ask questions and nd solutions with these power users.
The GeorgiaFirst Marketplace The Final Piece of the eProcurement Puzzle Kurt Collins/April Harder, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
At Summit last year, we had sessions on the implementation of SciQuest. This year, the GeorgiaFirst Marketplace is a live system enabling your departments and procurement teams to streamline their purchasing process through online catalogs, electronic approvals, automated dispatch of electronic POs and e-invoicing. This session will update you on the recent successes with our pilot institutions and discuss the current and future rollout plans.
Excel Tips and Tricks Annette Colevins, University of West Georgia
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
Excel is a powerful tool that can be used for data collection and analysis. This presentation will cover importing data from Banner and focus on functions like VLOOKUP, pivot tables, and charts.

This is How We Roll Nicole de Vries, Columbus State University
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
Banner users may resist copying section data from term to next like term due to the nature of changes needed to keep data in line, but this fear can be changed to a bene t! Learn about simple procedures, checks, and solutions CSU developed to successfully implement a "rolling terms" process. Afraid some sections might not get reviewed? Have problematic coding, fee, and curriculum changes? Want to keep standard rooms assigned in some places? This discussion will cover challenges and show areas where manhours can be regained! Come share in the solutions and best practice concepts in managing section data.
John, Johnny, Jonathan, and Jack Which is Right? Paul Majoros/Pete Hatton, Oracle
Lamar C Fiscal A airs
Faced with rapid growth and the critical issue of data quality, preventing duplicate records, incorrect addresses, and improperly provisioning persons, this session will discuss Master Data Management, the Higher Ed Constituent Hub, as a necessary part of any ERP/technology solution. Data problems are compounded as the volume of data grows and the number of systems increases and institutions need a better way to maintain an accurate, single source of a person's data.
DegreeWorks: Start to Go-Live in 8 Months - How We Did It! Stephen Hamrick, Southern Polytechnic State University
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
SPSU recently implemented the degree veri cation software package DegreeWorks. Since sta and expertise were limited, SPSU opted to use the consulting services of SIG Corporation. Implementation took approximately 6 months from rst contact to going live. This presentation will be an overview of how the implementation was approached and the challenges and the successes of the implementation process, as well as lessons learned.
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MSS Birds of a Feather Craig Golden, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
This session will be a roundtable discussion for users to discuss Best Practices for de ning work ow, training users, communicating with the institution, and monitoring the production environment.
Distance Education Curriculum Reporting Diane Burnette, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
This session reviews curriculum reporting requirements for USG distance education.
Banner Business Practices for The Academic Data Mart Cindy Taylor, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H GeorgiaBEST
Get up-to-date on the general practices for Banner data and documentation related to the Academic Data Mart and distance education.
Financial Aid Birds of a Feather John Young, Board of Regents
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
This session is an opportunity for institutions to discuss Financial Aid issues, trends, and best practices.

Taking the Mystery Out of Asset Management Reconciliation Christy Todd/April Harder, Board of Regents
Cumming Fiscal A airs
Reconciling AM does not have to be a"whodunit?"every month. In this session, you will learn clues to solve the case of AM reconciliation, including the parameters to use when loading reporting tables and creating reports and the steps to reconcile AM to GL. With these tools of the trade, you'll be an Asset Management super sleuth!
Semi-Monthly Payroll Discussion Craig Golden, Board of Regents
Estes A Fiscal A airs
This session will be an open discussion around what it would take to move to a semi-monthly payroll. Come prepared to share your thoughts on the potential bene ts, drawbacks, and areas of consideration.
GeorgiaBEST Change Review Anika Jackson, Board of Regents
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
Change is inevitable. And it's a positive changes to the GeorgiaBEST model re ect our collective commitment to continuous improvement! Join us as we walk through the transparent and customerinclusive GeorgiaBEST Change Review process. We will follow a change request from submission through delivery to production and highlight the opportunities for you, the customer, to be engaged and informed.
Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services (GATRACS) Birds of a Feather Daphene Blackmon, Board of Regents
Lamar A/B GeorgiaBEST
This session will be open to all institutions for a general question and answer session related to the Georgia Transfer Articulation Cooperation Services project.

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SAP - Beyond the Basics LaTonya Bonner-White, Clayton State University
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
The goal of this session is to share Clayton State's way of managing SAP from beginning to end. Whether you manage SAP using Banner baseline functionality, the Georgia Enhancement, or something else, this session is for you. We will cover our "paperless" appeal process, how we identify the most recent SAP status, how we automate letters, and more.
Banner Overview of Horizon Component Speci c to Self Service for Event Mgmt. & Faculty Grade Entry Jen O'Brien, SunGard Higher Education
Oglethorpe A/B/C GeorgiaBEST
In this session you'll see the latest and greatest demo of Banner 9 as it relates to Banner Events Management and Faculty Grade Entry. You'll learn how Banner General Event Management adds the ability to create and publish events to an Event calendar, and enables constituents to
nd and register for events online through Self Service. In addition, with Banner Faculty and Advisor, self-service is making changes to modernize user experience and provide enhanced function for midterm and nal grading - including the export of imported grades via Excel. You'll also hear how these enhancements o er increased services in your Banner Digital Campus.
Getting the Right Answer with RightAnswer Becky Prince, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
This session will include a demonstration of the RightAnswer product. Users will be able to view the SSC knowledge base from the employee/retiree and the practitioner perspective. Institutions will be given an opportunity to discuss content and suggest additional topic areas.

USG Business Practices: How They Help Build Data Standards Susan Daniell, Gainesville State College Susan CampbellLounsbury/Jeni er Postell, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe F/G/H Data Warehouse
C ANCELLED USG Data Warehouse Business Practices are established
speci cally to standardize Banner/Non-Banner data systems. Communication and enforcement of these business practices are key to improving the data and report quality for the USG Data Warehouse. Our institutional representatives will address this topic and review a couple of speci c business practices in this session. They will also discuss the steps they have taken at their institution to implement and re-enforce these business practices.
Accounts Receivable Birds of a Feather Deidre Crawford, Board of Regents
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
Here's your opportunity to discuss Accounts Receivable issues, trends, and best practices.
10:40 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
From Vouchers to Payments: Addressing the Common Issues in Accounts Payable Michael Casuccio, Board of Regents
Cumming Fiscal A airs
In this session, presenters will guide participants through processes for creating PO vouchers and scheduling payments, pointing out common issues and solutions along the way. Presenters will demonstrate: creating vouchers from POs, matching and document tolerance, scheduling payments, and voiding and stopping payments for a PO voucher.

INGRESS Birds of a Feather Diane Burnette, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
This session is designed to facilitate networking and sharing of information common to the INGRESS user community. Institutions currently using INGRESS are invited to attend.

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Dotting Your I's and Crossing Your T's: Preparing for an IT Audit David Nisbet /Shelia Sloan, Board of Regents
Estes A Shared Services/Fiscal A airs
Do you have robust procedures for requesting, approving, and changing security requests? Monitoring tools that target mistakes or erroneous activity? Do you also have senior management ownership of the operation and responsibility for its e ectiveness? Our PeopleSoft security model is customized to facilitate segregation of duties and users, contributing to positive audit experiences. We will cover some of the procedure monitoring tools, give a brief overview of the system, explain why audits are an important part of business, and cover what IT auditors may be looking for.
Reconciling A/R to Finance in Banner (TGRRCON) Andy Kearney/Kimberly Saving-Sherman/Patrick Sherman, SunGard Higher Education
Estes B GeorgiaBEST
Are you reconciling A/R balances? Are you reconciled? Do you use the baseline reconciliation report (TGRRCON)? Have you ever run TGRRCON, looked at the numbers, and had more questions than you did when you started? Well, look no further - this session will help you understand the information provided by the TGRRCON report, and how to reconcile using the report and give you a better understanding of the relationships between the tables in A/R. During this session, we will discuss the baseline TGRRCON report and what the amounts in the columns represent, review A/R tables and their relationships, discuss the application of payments and feed to nance, and learn more about daily reconciliation procedures.
Hyperion for Higher Education Fran Eckert, Oracle
Lamar A/B Fiscal A airs
Higher Education is facing unprecedented challenges today: increasing enrollments, decreasing funding sources, and new programs and methods to meet changing market demands. Institutions are forced to make di cult choices and react to change quickly. This cannot be done e ectively without accurate information. Many schools have turned to the Oracle Hyperion Planning and Budgeting Process to get timely information, along with the ability to model and adjust to rapidly to economic changes. Hyperion provides a total budgeting and long range planning and modeling tools and solution.

Financial Aid Pell Grants Year Round Linda Neal, SunGard Higher Education
Lamar C GeorgiaBEST
An overview of the Year Round Pell Process in Banner Financial Aid, including set-up, processing of awards and disbursements, and Banner Financial Aid Self-Service.
ADP Reporter - Top 10 Most Useful Queries Sherida Habersham, Board of Regents
Oglethorpe D Shared Services
The top 10 most useful queries identi ed by USG institutions will be explained and demonstrated. Some of the queries have been developed by Shared Services to meet universal needs, while others may have been developed by individual institutions.
Reaching Adult Learners: The University System of Georgia Adult Learning Consortium Mary Ellen Dallman, Valdosta State University
Oglethorpe E Georgia ONmyLINE/Distance Education
The USG Adult Learning Consortium is designed to increase the number of Georgia adults and non-traditional students completing postsecondary education. This presentation will provide an overview of the USG Adult Learning Consortium and the policies and practices that institutional members of the consortium have adopted to address the unique needs of adult and military students.
Records Birds of a Feather Cindy Taylor, Board of Regents
Terrace GeorgiaBEST
This session is an opportunity to submit questions about various Records topics and gain insight from your peers and colleagues at other institutions on how they handle similar issues.

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Cynthia Alexander Claire Arnold Lisa Baldwin Dave Becker Jason Bietzel Daphene Blackmon LaTonya Bonner-White Paige Born Erik Bowe Wallace Brown Diane Burnette Susan Campbell-Lounsbury Jennifer Cannida Michael Casuccio Crystal Cato Bob Cernock Kanti Chalasani Deborah Champion Jocelyn Clark Annelle Colevins Kurt Collins Deidre Crawford Danelle Crowe Mary Ellen Dallman Susan Daniell Charmaine Daniels Megan Davidson Nicole de Vries Fran Eckert Robert Elmore Wanda Ennis Melanie Farkas Chris Ferland Tom Fitzgerald Craig Golden Melissa Gooch Kay Gray Sherida Habersham Stephen Hamrick April Harder Donna Harrison Pete Hatton Phillip Hawkins

PRESENTERS

Zachary Hayes Anika Jackson Liz Johnson Andy Kearney Janna Kelley Mike LaFortune Alice Levy Rich Loftus Colette Long Daniel Looby Jackie Lovejoy Paul Majoros Natalie McCarley John McElroy Virginia Michelich Linda Neal Mary Neville Mark Nichols David Nisbet Beverly Norwood Jen O'Brien Sandy Pabon Teresa Page Matt Payne Jeniffer Postell Harold Powers Becky Prince Jeff Rapp Jill Rayner Alicia Roberson Dorothy Roberts Barry Robinson Jan Rogers Mike Rogers Joseph Roof Ryan Ross Kimberly Saving-Sherman Tom Scheer Patrick Sherman Robert Shults Jonathan Sizemore Shelia Sloan Corrin Sorteberg

Jeff Stulce Cindy Taylor Julie Thompson Christy Todd Laurie Tollison Winnie Tsang-Kosma Kristina Turner Lee Veal Charlotte Wade Tom Wagner Beth Welsh Kim West Betty Wiggins Allison Wilkinson Vikki Williamson Donna Wooddell Barney Woods John Young

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The following is a list of moderators for the 2011 Georgia Summit:

Wanda Aldridge Valerie Alexander-Spicer Brian Anderson Lisa Baldwin Daphene Blackmon Carla Blenk Paige Born Chris Carrow Kanti Chalasani Sheletha Champion Reid Christenberry Jocelyn Clark Annelle Colevins Rick Crain Leslie Currah Susan Daniell Nicole de Vries Pamela Deal Scott Dunn

Jeanette Eckles Mark Elliott Robert Elmore Mary Filpus-Luyckx Rita Garner Phillip Golden Angela Goodman Charlene Graham Sallie Guy Sherida Habersham Dorea Hardy Patricia Harris Thomas Harris Heidi Harsha Zachary Hayes Greg Henderson Alfreda Hester Nancy Howell

Rodney Hudlow Natasha Hudson Samantha Hutchinson Stanley Jones Cynthia Jones Kimberly Jordan Jessica Key Trisha Knight Eloise Laster Colette Long Mary Loomis Shelly McDonald Miguel Morales Johnny Nimes Beverly Norwood Annette Ogletree-McDougal Cynthia Parker Kenneth Payne

Samanthea Price Jill Rayner Wesley Rice Alicia Roberson Jan Rogers Stephanie Rooks Terri Rubino John Schacke Karen Shepard Krista Smith Corrin Sorteberg Ron Stalnaker Karen West Betty Wiggins Vikki Williamson Andrea Wilson Barney Woods

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Conference Chair
Marie Steed
Conference Director
Denise Samples
Technical Support Coordinator
Suzanne Colquitt
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Steve Coopat Buz Dale Bob Jones Ed Maioriello
James Schwind Tony Small Mike White
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Conference Services
Beverly Arnold George Bond Mindy Castillo Tracy Kent Kathy Meeler Karen Scoville
Program Committee
Paige Born Diane Burnette Kanti Chalasani Deidre Crawford Layne Francis David Nisbet Karen Nunn Barry Robinson

NOTES

Thanks for a Great Conference. See You Next Year!