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Terri Winters

Terri Winters
Director, CIS Academic Technology
University of New Hampshire
Durham, New Hampshire
UNITED STATES

Terri Winters

Biography

Terri Winters has been the Director for Academic Technology in the department of Computing & Information Services at the University of New Hampshire since 1996. Her work encompasses a range of areas that support teaching and learning with technology. Her background is in multimedia design and development.

Publications

Publications
Funding Strategic Initiatives in Academic Technology: A Process ...
NERCOMP Conf
January 2002

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
NERCOMP 2008Today's Helicopter Parents: Giving Them a Place to Land03/12/2008
NERCOMP 2008Faculty Development and Initiatives 03/12/2008
NERCOMP 2002Funding Strategic Initiatives in Academic Technology: A Process for Identifying and Categorizing IT Needs Campus-Wide03/19/2002

Membership Information

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