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Dayton, OH-based Wright State University has Appointed Craig Woolley as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
Named for Ohio`s world-famous Wright brothers, Wright State University offers an exceptional, inclusive, and valuable education that puts pioneering students on the path to future success. The university serves 17,000 students, offering 150 undergraduate and 145 doctoral, graduate, and professional degrees. The regional campus, Wright State University–Lake Campus, is located on the shores of Grand Lake St. Marys between Celina and St. Marys, Ohio, and serves more than 1,400 students. Wright State has a national reputation in excellence in serving students with disabilities, and is the first campus in the country to have a dog park dedicated to service animals.
About the Person
As chief information officer, Craig Woolley will provide strategic and operational guidance on all aspects of information technology policy, programs and planning. He will be responsible for the leadership of Computing and Telecommunications Services (CaTS) and work to deliver customer service focused on technology solutions and services that benefit Wright State faculty, researchers, staff and students. Woolley has 27 years of experience in managing higher education information technology and strong technological skills in many areas of IT, including workstation support, database design and server administration. In addition, he has a proven track record of building trusted relationships with faculty, staff, students and vendors. As assistant vice president for University of South Florida Information Technology, Woolley oversaw a budget of $25.5 million and more than 135 employees. Prior to that, his positions at South Florida included director, user support services; director of computing, College of Arts and Sciences; and director, technology services and resources, College of Education.
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