Biography

Keith W. McIntosh is the Vice Chancellor for Information Technology (IT) at Pima County Community College District. As Vice Chancellor, Keith serves as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the College and provides highly responsible and complex administrative support to the Chancellor. He leads multiple offices supporting 380 Faculty, 950 Staff, & 69,000 Students (annually). Prior to his role as CIO, Keith served as the Assistant Vice Chancellor (AVC) for IT in an acting role for 14 months at Pima, where he had primary responsibility for the IT departments, services and operations most directly impacting the College's enterprise computing (instructional and administrative programs). Previously, Keith was the Director of Technical Services for IT at Pima starting in February 2008. Prior to this he held various progressive leadership and management positions within IT during his distinguished 24.5 year service in the United States Air Force.

Keith has a Masters of Business Administration degree (Summa Cum Laude) with a concentration in Information Technology Management from Trident University International (TUI) (formerly Touro University International or TUIU) in Cypress, CA and received his undergraduate degree in Management Information Systems from Bellevue University in Bellevue, NE. He is a 2009 EDUCAUSE Institute Leadership Program graduate. He completed his second year in the CIO Executive Council (CEC) - Pathways Leadership Development Program in June, 2011. The CEC Pathways is a year long program designed to assess, mentor, and develop future IT executives in the areas of Business, Technology and Leadership.

Keith is active in EDUCAUSE. He most recently served on the EDUCAUSE 2012 Enterprise IT Leadership Conference Program Committee and the newly combined EDUCAUSE West/Southwest Regional Conference 2011 program committee. The first regional committee responsible for a merged community program and hosting a hybrid event! Keith has presented at EDUCAUSE Annual and Regional conferences as well as CAMP events. He is also a former-member of the EDUCAUSE Identity & Access Management Working Group. He is a co-leader for the EDUCAUSE IT Metrics Constituent Group and serving on the Core Data Service Advisory Group. Mac was the inaugural recipient of the EDUCAUSE Rising Star Award in 2011, a Jane N. Ryland Fellowship recipient, EDUCAUSE, 2012, and a Leading Change Institute (formerly Frye Leadership Institute) Fellow, CLIR/EDUCAUSE, 2012.

EDUCAUSE Involvement

Publications

The Wild-Card Character of "Bring Your Own": A Panel Disc ...

EDUCAUSE Review Online

April 2013

Aspiring and Residing IT Leaders: A Legacy for the Future

EDUCAUSE Review Online

January 2012

Presentations