Linda L. Deneen (University of Minnesota Duluth)

Director, Information Technology

University of Minnesota Duluth

Duluth, Minnesota
UNITED STATES

http://www.d.umn.edu/~ldeneen/

Linda L. Deneen

• Biography
• Publications
• Presentations

Biography

Linda Deneen is the Director of Information Technology Systems and Services (ITSS) at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD). The ITSS staff of forty people provides the students, faculty, and staff of UMD with computing, telecommunications, networking, and audio-visual services. Linda is also a tenured associate professor of computer science at UMD. She holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from Michigan State University. Her special interests include IT staff development, faculty technology development, partnerships, technology costs and funding models, and web development.

Publications

Publications

Tech Camp for Faculty

Organizations or Campuses

January 2003

Bandwidth Management Tools, Strategies, and Issues: Managing ...

EDUCAUSE Committees

January 2002

Handheld PDAs and Wearable Computing Devices

EDUCAUSE Committees

January 2001

Presentations

Recent Presentations

Event	Session	Date
Midwest Regional Conference 2008	The Duluth Area CIOs Consortium: Collaborating with Regional IT Organizations	03/19/2008
Midwest Regional Conference 2008	IT Strategic Planning: Year-to-Year, 5-Year, and Beyond	03/19/2008
Midwest Regional Conference 2007	Options for Legal Music and Movie Services	03/14/2007
Midwest Regional Conference 2006	Student Expectations	03/15/2006
Midwest Regional Conference 2005	Spam, Viruses, Spyware, & Solutions	03/23/2005
EDUCAUSE 2003	The Evolving Technologies Committee Report: The Evolving Infrastructure	11/07/2003
EDUCAUSE 2003	Personal Digital Assistants	11/07/2003
EDUCAUSE 2002	Pocket PCs in the Learning Environment: The UMD Experience	10/04/2002
EDUCAUSE 2002	New Developments for Access and Content Management	10/04/2002
EDUCAUSE 2001	Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs)	10/31/2001
EDUCOM '98	How Much Does IT Really Cost?	10/16/1998

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