Sheri Stahler

Biography
Presentations
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Biography

Sheri Stahler, Associate Vice President of Academic Computer Services and Information Technology at Temple University, holds an M.S. degree in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University, Whiting School of Engineering, and a B.S. in Business Education from the University of Maryland. In her position as Associate Vice President, she oversees more than 110 employees in various departments including Lab Operations, Campus and College Support, Instructional Support, Computer Seminars, Help Desk, Desktop/LAN Support, Integrated Systems and Emerging Technologies, Web Management and Development, and Communications and Technical Documentation. Ms. Stahler’s current major initiatives include the implementation of a new Oracle-based portal, the development of a streaming media complex, the creation of a University-wide identity management system, the expansion of technology-enabled or “smart” classrooms, and the opening of 600+ workstation TECH Center in January 2006. In her previous role, Ms. Stahler had a successful track record as Director of Academic Services, administering a budget of $5.5 million for computing hardware, software, and personnel. She provided leadership for several high-profile projects relating to the successful implementation of Temple’s first portal, LDAP, and Blackboard Course Software Systems. Additionally, Ms. Stahler was a member of the 1994 National EDUCAUSE and 2004 Mid-Atlantic EDUCAUSE Planning Committees. She was recently recognized by Computerworld Magazine as one of the Premier 100 IT professionals for 2006.

Presentations

Recent Presentations

Event	Session	Date
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2009	The Consumerization of IT	01/09/2009
EDUCAUSE 2008	Conflicting Priorities and Constrained Resources: The "Soft Side" of Application Development Project Management in a Nonprofit Environment	10/31/2008
EDUCAUSE 2008	User Services Lightning Round	10/31/2008
EDUCAUSE 2008	Lessons from Running a Mega Lab: A Student Outreach Program to Embrace Collaboration and Learning	10/31/2008
EDUCAUSE 2008	Conflicting Priorities and Constrained Resources: The "Soft Side" of Application Development Project Management in a Nonprofit Environment	10/31/2008
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2008	Identity Management: User Awareness Is the Key to a Successful IAM Rollout	01/17/2008
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2008	Tech Around the Clock: Providing Scalable 24 x 7 Support	01/17/2008
EDUCAUSE 2007	Identity Management: User Awareness Is the Key to a Successful IAM Rollout	10/26/2007
EDUCAUSE 2007	Tech Around the Clock: Expect the Unexpected with 24 x 7 Operations	10/26/2007
Seminars on Academic Computing 2007	Building New Learning Environments	08/08/2007
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2007	From Labs to Collaborative Spaces: Development of Temple University's TECH Center	01/19/2007
EDUCAUSE 2006	From Labs to Collaborative Spaces: Development of Temple University's TECH Center	10/12/2006
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2006	All Together Now -- Developing and Managing a Comprehensive, Enterprise-wide web operations and Content Management System	01/12/2006
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2006	Who, What, When, and Where: Identity Management from Start to Finish	01/12/2006
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2005	Implementing an Enterprise-Wide E-Mail Migration: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly	01/14/2005
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2005	Mirapoint - E-Mail: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly	01/14/2005

Interests

Membership Information

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Organization	Status
EDUCAUSE	Participating Representative

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