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The University of Missouri System will discuss the university’s role in improving broadband access in the state of Missouri during the research summit. The summit coincides with the Board of Curators meeting taking place in Columbia. Topics during the session will include the university’s use of telemedicine, extending broadband and cloud connectivity for public safety, and community decision-making expanding broadband access.Ìý

WHO:Ìý

UM System officials:Ìý

• Mun Choi, president, UM SystemÌý
• Alexander N. Cartwright, chancellor, University of Missouri–Columbia Ìý
• Mark McIntosh, vice chancellor of research and economic development, 48ͼ¿âÌý
• Marshall Stewart, vice chancellor for extension and engagement at 48ͼ¿â and UM System chief engagement officerÌý

Representatives of the UM System Broadband Leadership Team:Ìý

• Casey Canfield, assistant professor of engineering management and systems engineering, Missouri University of Science and Technology Ìý
• Lav Gupta, assistant professor of mathematics and computer science, University of Missouri-St. Louis
• Anthony Luppino, Rubey M. Hulen professor and director of entrepreneurship programs, University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Law Ìý
• Marcus McCarty, adjunct professor and fellow, UMKC School of LawÌý

WHEN & WHERE:Ìý

Feb. 5Ìý
Stotler Lounge, Memorial UnionÌý
48ͼ¿â CampusÌý

10 a.m. – 3 p.m.Ìý

NOTE:Ìý

Members of the media are welcome to attend all sessions. Experts from the University of Missouri System will be available for media interviews at noon. Sessions will be available via livestream here:Ìý

Other members of the UM System Broadband Leadership Team include; Hua Qin, assistant professor of rural sociology, 48ͼ¿â; Barbara Glesner Fines, dean and Rubey M. Hulen professor of law, UMKC School of Law; and Alison Copeland, deputy chief engagement officer, UM System.Ìý

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