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Mike Sharkey (University of Phoenix)

Mike Sharkey
Director of Academic Analytics
University of Phoenix
Phoenix, Arizona
UNITED STATES

Mike Sharkey

Biography

Mike Sharkey is the Director of Academic Analytics for the Apollo Group. Mike has been with the Apollo Group (and its flagship institution, the University of Phoenix) since 2002. He has served in a variety of roles all focusing on learning tools and technologies. His current role involves utilizing data analysis and predictive analytics in order to help improve student outcomes. Mike is also a part-time instructor at the university teaching courses in technical communications and business.

Prior to joining the Apollo Group, Mike was a manager for Deloitte Consulting in their high-tech manufacturing practice. He has consulted with firms including 3Com, Toshiba, Silicon Graphics, and Ingersoll-Rand. Mike has also held positions with two startup technology firms and an enterprise software applications company.

Mike holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Lafayette College and an MBA from the University of Arizona.

Presentations

Upcoming Presentations
EventSessionDate
EDUCAUSE 2012 Face-to-Face Annual ConferenceAnalytics/Data Visualization11/08/2012
Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
ELI Web Seminar - January 9A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Building a Predictive Model01/09/2012

Interests

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Teaching and Learning
Academic Analytics
Instructional Technology
Adaptive Learning
Competency-based Education

Membership Information

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