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Alex Wirth-Cauchon

Alex Wirth-Cauchon
Director, Research and Instructional Support
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley, Massachusetts
UNITED STATES
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Alex Wirth-Cauchon

Biography

Alex Wirth-Cauchon is Director of Research and Instructional Support (RIS) for Mount Holyoke College. RIS is a blended department within a merged Library and Information Technology unit. RIS is responsible for developing the College's collection, providing reference services, and support for instructional uses of technology.

Alex earned his Ph.D. in Sociology at Boston College where he also worked in the Office of Information Technology. He taught Sociology at Drake University and Grinnell College. Alex helped create MITC, the Midwest Instructional Technology Center, as its Associate Director and was part of NITLE's leadership team as its Participant Relations manager before coming to Mount Holyoke in the spring of 2009.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
EDUCAUSE 2005Getting IDEAS: Liberal Arts Colleges Collaborating on Digital Collections for Asian Studies10/21/2005
EDUCAUSE 2004Reaching Critical Mass: Liberal Arts Colleges Collaborating on Instructional Technology10/22/2004
Midwest Regional Conference 2004Not Just Making Waves: Making a Difference with Intensive Multi-Campus Workshops04/23/2004
Midwest Regional Conference 2003Building the Midwest Instructional Technology Center03/26/2003

Interests

Tags
Teaching and Learning
Collection Development
Integrating Library/IT Services
Faculty
Leadership/Management
Instructional Technology
Sakai
IT-Library Mergers
Digital Reference Services
IT- Library Collaboration

Membership Information

General Info

Membership Information
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