Director of Administrative Computing Services, for 9 years over saw the Networking & Telecommunications team, enterprise server team, and Banner programming student information system team. I currently oversee the enterprise applications & Banner student information programming team.I oversaw the selection, planning and implementation of the largest voice over IP implementation Cisco had ever done to-date. Utilizing Ronco Communications as one of Cisco Systems premiere implementation partners we imbarked on SUNY's first full and complete college wide converged VOIP network infrastructure. This initiative replaced an aging Nortel telecommunications switch and an unsupported 3com data infrastructure. We implemented over 2000 IP phones, hundreds of routers, switches and wireless access points. We implemented supporting software, including a call center queuing application. Back in 2002-2003 this was a leap of faith moving forward with a state-of-the-art converged infrastructure such as this.Served on the Governors Taskforce to bring an emergency notification system to SUNY after the Virginia Tech shooting. This taskforce appointed by the governor consisting of representation from Systems Administration, campus UPD Dirctors, and technology experts, and in collaboration with SEMO (State Emergnecy Management Office) brought to all campuses SUNY NY-Alert. The ultimate goal was to get an emergency message out to as many people as possible and in as short of time as possible (texting, email, phone, fax). This solution was free to all campuses and is still a critical emergency communications method used today.

SUNY Wide Committees and Task-forcesServed on several SUNY wide committees, Burroughs Users Group, Seventeen Campus Procurement Team, Governor’s Emergency Notification Task Force, Five Campus University Colleges of Technology (UCT) Steering Committee and Chair of the 5 Campus UCT Network Upgrade Committee.Involvement in the early discussions, committees and direction of the 3 SUNY wide support centers, ITEC, SICAS, and CPD.Member of the SUNY Technology Conference Planning Committee since 1998, and Chair since 2009Presented at:Educause Annual Conference: Converged IP Communications, Anthem Cal, 2003Cisco’s National Salesforce Meeting: Successful Converged IP Communications Project by building Strong Strategic Partnerships, San Francisco Cal, 2004Numerous presentations at both STC and Wizard’s over the years

Career path included: Computer Operator, Coordinator if Information Technology Services, Assistant Director of Information Technology Services, Interim Director Information Technology Services* Architect of our original campus network and continues to be directly involved in its continuing evolution.* Created a network of contacts in the computer field and has built a solid rapport with professional associates that allows him immediate access* Key player in the UCT technology. The UCT’s have made great progress with videoconferencing, distance learning, and focusing on technology as a critical component of learning*Led the UCT Technology and Computing Services Alliance, researching new computer innovations, and acting as chair for the 5 campus infrastructure upgrade* Played a pivotal role in the earliest phases of the Laptop University concept. Traveling to private colleges throughout the nation, attending conferences, and doing personal research on this topic* Understands how important technology is in the teaching environment and constantly strives to make the most current technology SUNY Cobleskill can provide available to our faculty* As Chair of the UCT Alliance Infrastructure resulted in the implementation of a 10 million dollar infrastructure system for the five campuses.* Ability to lead and his ability to relate to his staff* Motivator, establishes excellent rapport with his employees, and is a highly effective mentor. He truly cares about those he works with and works on behalf of.* Has character, class and a work ethic that is necessary in order for SUNY Cobleskill to be successful in technology. There are few staff who work harder, longer and who are more dedicated to their profession, their staff, the college and community as a whole

Worked in the computer center as a Computer Operator, running programs for payroll, academics, administration and students.