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William Ingram, CIO, Belmont University
The first area we focused on was organization.
Raymond Lefebvre, CIO, Bridgewater State University
Brian Fodrey, Assistant Dean for Facilities and Information Technology, CIO, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Rhonda Spells-Fentry, VP for Enterprise Technology and CIO, Prince George's Community College
Sharyne Miller, Associate Vice Chancellor of Technology and CIO, University of North Carolina, Wilmington
Dennis Bonilla, Executive Dean, College of Information Systems and Technology, School of Business and College of Criminal Justice at University of Phoenix
As a leader of a virtual team, individuals need to develop strategies for engaging and motivating a dispersed group.
Leebrian E. Gaskins, CIO, Texas A&M International University
So, you have decided to enter the world of higher education as a senior IT executive? You’re a highly successful executive IT professional with progressive levels of responsibility in business or industry.
Michael Hites, CIO, Southern Methodist University
There are many analogies in sports for predicting the immediate future: anticipate the pass, skate to where the puck is going to be, and beat them to the punch.
Elsa M. Núñez, President, Eastern Connecticut State University
“Students create scaled pieces of scenery and furniture for models of their stage designs”.
Chris Lee, Vice Chancellor - Information Technology Services, Institutional Research Assessment, Arkansas State University-Beebe
In the 2015 book, Redesigning America's Community Colleges: A Clearer Path to Student Success, authors Bailey, Jaggars and Jenkins.
Jamie Northrup, Senior Associate Vice President Strategy, Tulane University
The promise of technology to improve the educational experience of students has been discussed many...
Thomas Skill, Associate Provost & CIO, University of Dayton
Identifying “doable actions” that users can practice and achieve on their own are critical to a...
James Tagliareni, Chief Information Officer, Washburn University
Today’s generation of students love technology.
Timothy Renick, Senior Vice President for Student Success and Professor of Religious Studies, Georgia State University
The biggest challenge to adopting new technologies at a large institution such as Georgia State is not finding functioning systems.
