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Georgianne Copley

Georgianne Copley
Student Systems Manager
University of Connecticut
Storrs, Connecticut
UNITED STATES

Georgianne Copley

Biography

Georgianne Copley is the Manager of the Student Administration Systems at the University of Connecticut. Georgianne manages 13 technical staff who are responsible for development, enhancements, maintenance, production, and application of bundles/fixes/upgrades to the Oracle/PeopleSoft Student Administration Solutions 8.0 system. The 8,0 implementation included Admissions, Student Records, Student Financials, and Financial Aid modules. Student Records, Student Financials, and Financial Aid are live in self-service. The upgrade to Campus Solutions 9.0 project has just begun with a planned implementation date of October 13, 2008. Georgianne earned a Mathematics degree from the University of Florida and a Masters in Plant Ecology at the University of Connecticut.

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Administrative Systems

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