The Five Minutes of Fame Program for The NMC Summer Conference 2008.

The Center of Excellence Program for The NMC Summer Conference 2008

The Program for The NMC Summer Conference 2008

"New Frontiers in Nanotechnology," by Wole Soboyejo, Princeton University, Director of the U.S./Africa Materials Institute, and the Director of the Undergraduate Research Program at The Princeton Institute of Science and Technology of Materials.

"Technology and the Global Commons," by Diana Oblinger, President and CEO of EDUCAUSE, a nonprofit association whose mission is to advance higher education through the use of information technology.

NMC Center of Excellence Award 2008 Recipient University of Maryland, Baltimore County, The New Media Studio. Recognized for their leadership in capturing and disseminating digital stories across their communities.

"What Would Herman Melville Say to Soulja Boy? Remix Culture and the New Media," by Henry Jenkins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Co-Director of the MIT Comparative Media Studies Program and the Peter de Florez Professor of Humanities, author and/or editor of twelve books on various aspects of media and popular culture.

NMC Center of Excellence Award 2008 Recipient Rochester Institute of Technology RIT Online Learning. Recognized for their support of emerging technologies, faculty innovation, and online learning.

From 2008: Five Minutes of Fame, an annual NMC tradition, allows academic members to show off their latest media projects.