Symposia, Workshops, and Tutorials **
Monday, May 5, 2009

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Morning Sessions
Symposium	Cyberinfrastructure for Public Health and Health Services: Research and-Funding Directions Thomas Horan, Bradford Hesse, and William Chismar
Workshop	Persistent Conversation Tom Erickson and Susan Herring
	ERP Simulation Game Teaching and Research Perspectives Pierre-Majorique Léger, Jacques Robert, Gilbert Babin, Timothy, Paul Cronan, and David Douglas
Tutorial	Applications of Wireless Sensor Networks John McEachen, Murali Tummala, Weilan Siu, and Edoardo Biagioni
	Information Policy in Academia: What the College Professor Needs to Know about Security, Privacy and Fair Use Timothy Ellis and William Hafner
	Theories in Collaboration Robert Briggs, Gwen Koflschoten and Gert-Jan deVreede
Afternoon Sessions
Symposium	Service-Dominant Logic and The Market as a Service System Steve Vargo and Robert Lusch
Workshop	Rapid Screening Technologies Jay Nunamaker, Judee Burgoon, Thomas Meservy, and Matthew Jensen
	Social Network Analysis Jeffrey Nickerson and Kalle J. Lyytinen
Tutorial	Methods for Theory-Building in the Study of Information Technology Use Lori Kendall and Elizabeth Churchill
	Tablet PCs in Higher Education and Research Joe Tront and Jane Prey
Full-Day Sessions
Symposium	Global Electronic Government Research and Practice Community Valerie Gregg, Tomasz Janowski, Marijn Janssen, Bjorn Niehaves, Scott Robertson, and Jochen Scholl
Workshop	Creating and Improving on a National Support Structure for Information Assurance Education Brian Gouker and Christine Nickell
	Spreadsheets: The Dark Matter of Corporate It Ray Panko and Dan Port
	Trust and Dependability Phil Laplanta, Jeffrey Voas, and Bret Michael
Tutorial	Complex Adaptive Systems: Emergence, Self-Organization, Tools, Analysis and Case Studies Stephen Kaisler and Gregy Madey
	Computational Logistics Stefan Voss and Hans-Jeurgen Sebastian
	Computer Forensics Hardware and Software: Processing Hard Drives, CDs, and Cell Phones Gary Kessler

Symposium:
Credibility Assessment and Information Quality in Government and Business (to be scheduled, not on Monday)
Jay Nunamaker, Judee Burgoon, Thomas Meservy, and Matthew Jensen

Morning sessions are from 9am – 12 noon, and afternoon sessions are from 1pm – 4pm. Lunch on Monday is “on your own” between 12 noon and 1:00pm. Please be prompt for the afternoon sessions. Small group discussion is encouraged. A box-lunch will be available for pre-ordering. There are several restaurants on site, within walking distance or tram ride from the conference area of the hotel.

**Papers and reports that result from Symposia and Workshops may be published on the Conference reports webpage.
See http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu/Reports.htm