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Roger A. Lurie

Roger A. Lurie
IT Coordinator
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona
UNITED STATES

Roger A. Lurie

Biography

Roger Lurie is the Coordinator of Information Technology at Arizona State University's Graduate College. In this capacity, Roger is responsible for managing a decentralized IT department with 4.5 FTE. He has been successful in leading initiatives to transform the Graduate Admissions Office towards paperless processing, with the implementation of a document imaging and workflow management system. Roger has worked for the university for 17 years, with over 23 years of experience in information technology. Roger has been actively presenting at a number of conferences, including Educause, CUMREC and NAGAP. He was awarded the Best Paper Award at the 1997 CUMREC conference for his work entitled 'A Recipe for Success: Departmental Client/Server Application Development.'

Publications

Publications
A Recipe for Success: Departmental Client/Server Application ...
CUMREC Conf (Archives)
January 1997
Managing Data Means Managing Mayhem: The Cultural Revolution ...
CAUSE Conf (Archives)
January 1992

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
CUMREC 2004Ingredients for Success: Online Applications, Supplemental Materials, Document Imaging, and Project Management05/19/2004
EDUCAUSE 2003Graduate Admissions Imaging and Workflow at ASU11/07/2003
CUMREC 2001CHARGE IT! A Case Study of Implementing Web Credit Card Service05/16/2001
CUMREC 2000Seminar 1F - Build a Data Warehouse/Data Mart in A Day ... Well, Almost!05/17/2000
CUMREC '99Infrastructure for the Intranet05/12/1999

Membership Information

General Info

Membership Information
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