Academic Technology Leadership for Colleges & Universities
Senior-level strategic guidance — interim Chief Academic Technology Officer, fractional leadership, and digital learning strategy — delivered in practical, time-bound engagements that move institutions from plan to impact.
About Me
I’m an academic technology leader with experience supporting colleges and universities through periods of transition, growth, and change. My work focuses on aligning academic technology, teaching and learning, and institutional strategy to help leaders make clear, defensible decisions that advance their academic mission.
I provide fractional and advisory academic technology leadership for institutions that need senior-level expertise without a full-time hire. I’m often brought in during moments of transition or modernization, offering a practical, collaborative approach that helps institutions move from planning to action while building sustainable structures for long-term success.
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Blog
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Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, and it feels like a good reminder that accessibility work is ultimately about people. In higher education, we’ve spent a lot of time lately talking about ADA Title II updates and the shifting compliance timelines. Yes, the federal government pushed the implementation deadline back another year, and that gives…
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This upcoming week, I’ll be doing something that many professionals struggle to prioritize: fully stepping away from work. I’ll be disconnecting for a celebratory cruise to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, taking time to rest, reflect, and recharge. Like many people in leadership roles, taking vacation does not always come naturally. There is…
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In higher education, it feels like every conversation is centered on artificial intelligence. From generative tools to predictive analytics, institutions are racing to explore what is possible. These innovations are exciting and important. But in the rush toward the future, there is a growing risk of overlooking the foundation that makes all of it possible.…
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April 24, 2026 is no longer a distant milestone. The updated ADA Title II accessibility requirements are about to take effect, and for colleges, universities, and public institutions, this is a moment of both urgency and accountability. For academic technology leaders, the reality is clear: this work should already be well underway. But if progress…
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There’s always a moment somewhere between the last day of Spring Break and that first Monday morning alarm when optimism quietly gives way to reality. The break itself was restful. It was needed. It was a chance to unplug just enough to remember what it feels like to think without a calendar driving every minute.…