Women in Tech: Lois Brooks, Vice Provost and CIO, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lois Brooks has always enjoyed reading, learning, and knowing about the world around her. Her genuine curiosity gave her the opportunity to pursue a rich education, spend 25 years at the peak of innovation in Silicon Valley, and build a career at some of the most reputable institutions in the country. Listen in as Lois, […]
Women in Tech: Kay Rhodes, CIO, Texas Tech University System
Leaders in technology are expected to look to the future. However, in this Women in Tech series episode, Kay Rhodes, reminds us that there is value and lessons to be learned when we appreciate the now. Not knowing what she wanted to be when she grew up, Kay learned to accept change and appreciate it. […]
Tambellini Group Features Women in Tech Leaders
According to research from the American Association of University Women, representation is one of the key factors perpetuating the gender gaps in STEM fields. Progress is slow, and there are still fewer women in STEM roles despite female students outnumbering male students in higher education enrollment for the past decade. With this in mind, in […]
Women in Tech: Becky Frieden, Sr Director, Enterprise Applications & Decision Support Systems, NYIT
Becky Frieden loves to leverage the intersection of technology and people to make good business decisions, and she finds that this theme consistently runs through her daily agendas. Whether bringing together the enterprise application and decision support teams or considering how technology will enable relatable learning in the future, Becky knows that this intersection is […]
Women in Tech: Insiya Bream, Registrar and AVP, University of Maryland Global Campus
Join Tambellini Group for another episode of our Women in Tech series as we spend time with an up-and-coming leader, Insiya Bream, from the University of Maryland Global Campus. Listen in as Insiya talks about her journey as a first-generation college student to the PA House of Representatives, to a position that allows her to […]
2022 Student Systems Market Share, Trends, and Leaders Report at a Glance
Guide your institution through vendor selection with the 2022 Student Systems US Higher Education Market Share, Trends, and Leaders Report. Student systems selection trends in higher education Buying trends by institution type and size Vendor market share This year’s report shows higher education’s renewed focus on evaluating and selecting modern student systems and reveals key […]
Women in Tech: Michele Norin, SVP and CIO, Rutgers University
Pursuing technology for its future potential, Michele Norin journeyed from programming to applications that led to an MIS degree and being aware of the unique skills she could bring to an organization. Hear how this woman leader in technology and higher education finds the joy in helping students learn and reflects on one of her […]
Women in Tech: Helen Norris, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Chapman University
Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Chapman University, Helen Norris shares her advice for CIOs on celebrating small successes and building a network. Hear how Helen’s love for math and a little bit of luck led her to a career filled with collaboration and a mission to ensure women continue to be visible in […]
Women in Tech: Andrea Ballinger
Vice Provost and CIO of Oregon State University, Andrea Ballinger has always done things “her own way.” From wanting to be a doctor, earning her MBA, working in finance, and answering the call of her alma mater, this IT leader has charted her own course by being her authentic self each and every day. Listen […]
2022 Finance and HCM Market, Share, Trends, and Leaders Report at a Glance
Guide your institution through vendor selection with the 2022 Financial Management and Human Capital Management Systems US Higher Education Market Share, Trends, and Leaders Report. Finance and HCM market trends in higher education Buying trends by institution type and size Vendor market share This year’s report reveals key trends about the momentum of technology selections […]
