Donald Lemma, CIO & Associate Dean, Columbia Business School
Most IT organizations and CIO’s focus their resources on the development of Business Applications and End-User support.
Michael Hites, Senior Associate VP & CIO, University of Illinois System
Linda Hartford, CIO, Ellucian
Chris Nash, CIO, Adtalem Global Education
Chris Harrison, CTO, Nova Southeastern University
Paul J. LeBlanc, President, Southern New Hampshire University
All of us, but especially today’s college students, expect technology to be transformational and not merely transactional.
Timothy Renick, Ph.D., VP for Enrollment Management and Student Success, Georgia State University
I was recently speaking to a large group of college administrators. After outlining some of steps we have taken at Georgia State University to almost double our graduation rates, I received a challenge.
Doug Johnson, Director of Technology, Burnsville-Eagan-Savage (MN) Public Schools
When your district’s parents ask their kids how they used technology in school that day, how would your students answer? We read an e-textbook. We took a quiz. We wrote a paper.
Henry Kelly, Senior Scientist, Industry Partnership Leader, Midas
The modern economy is rapidly reshaping the intellectual and social skills demanded by employers. Information technology offers a rich set of tools for measuring and building these skills.
Bill Young, CISO, Butler Community College
In an attempt to avoid being too cliché, I did not want to start this article off with one of those “when I was a kid” stories.
Tom Andriola, VP & CIO, University of California
People who know I came from the healthcare industry, before joining higher education, often ask me...
Cynthia Herrera Lindstrom, CIO, University of Illinois at Chicago
It seems it was not that long ago that I started as a student at the University of Illinois at...
Pete Young, CIO & SVP for Analytics, Planning and Technology, University of Maryland University College
The role of the CIO has evolved dramatically to one of Chief “Innovation” or even “Ideation”...
Brian Haugabrook, CIO, Valdosta State University
The role of the CIO today has transitioned over time from a primary focus on technology to one of information. Early in my career IT infrastructure was a preferred area of expertise in many leadership roles in IT.
