|
|
Additional new structures announced in Administration Division |
| By
Tobin J. Klinger |
|
|
Aug 25, 2006 |
|
Bill Logie, vice president for administration, announced Friday the leadership for two more areas within the Division of Administration.
In a memorandum to all divisional employees, Logie noted that the new organizational structures were “developed with the goal of maximizing resources and developing the team that will help propel us toward excellence.”
“There are many new, exciting opportunities in each of these areas,” Logie wrote, “some of which showcase our commitment to promoting from within and providing new opportunities.”
The leadership team for Information Technology is:
• Julie Christy, director of clinical informatics;
• Dominic D’Emilio, associate director of data administration;
• Aaron Flynn, acting director of IT customer service;
• Bob Hogle, director of IT administration;
• Robert Spiker, director of university enterprise applications;
• Steve Swartz, director of IT operations and infrastructure; and
• Robert Wilson, virtual director of college computing (rotating).
“One of the changes that Joe Sawasky, chief information officer, and I are most excited about is in our college computing departments,” Logie wrote. “As a way of empowering these areas and improving the focus on academic technologies, we will have the various college computing leadership staff members rotate representatives to serve directly on the IT leadership team.”
The leadership team for Purchasing Services is:
• Tracy Pakulski, senior analyst for process improvements and integration;
• Jennifer Pastorek, director of purchasing services, main and receiving; and
• Allen Seifert, director of capital resources, budget and technology support (dotted line reporting relationship to finance).
“Teri Lee, acting associate vice president for purchasing services, and I have brought together the purchasing functions with the mail and receiving,” Logie wrote. “We believe this will create some significant synergies having a single director that has responsibility for purchases and contracts, from vendor selection to delivery.”
These are the second and third structures announced since Logie named his leadership team in July. Leadership in Facilities and Construction was announced on Aug. 24. Read the UToday story here.
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
