Duties of Information Technology

• Create and maintain a productive, dynamic environment for the use of computing, library and related technologies in teaching, research and public service
• Create and maintain an organizational climate and a working environment within the divisions of Information Technology to encourage creativity, collaboration, adaptability and cost-effectiveness in meeting Marshall University's technology needs
• Administrative responsibility for Divisions of Computing Services, Distributed Education, University Libraries and Marshall University Technology Outreach Program.
• Participate as the chair of Library/Computing Joint Management Committee, Information Technology Strategic Planning Taskforce and state level Chancellor's Instructional Technology Committee for Instructional Technology Strategic Planning
• Consult with campus-wide technology policy advisory committees composed of faculty, students and staff
• Responsible for the establishment and maintenance of vibrant working relationships with MU's information content and service providers and technical partners in industry, community, government and academia
• Pursue internal/external grant funding for technology, serve as principle investigator or project coordinator for Appalachian Regional Commission grant for Advantage Valley
• Bell Atlantic grant for Community Heath Networks
• Marshall University's Technical Advantage Program
• Responsible for the budget planning and management of Marshall University Library/Computing Fee account
• Provide the vision for selection of advanced technologies and Information systems for Marshall University
• Maintain a national presence in information technology as a representative of the University.