CLAIR WOODROW GOLDSMITH

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1 CLAIR WOODROW GOLDSMITH (956) (work) (512) (mobile) 2010 Present THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE AND TEXAS SOUTHMOST COLLEGE Brownsville, Texas Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Recommended by a search committee and selected by Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Alan F.J. Artibise, Ph.D., to the cabinet level position of Vice President for Information Technology and CIO at UTB/TSC, a community university. Responsible for academic, research, and administrative computing, voice and data communications and instructional technology. Lead efforts to integrate and improve the information technology infrastructure, develop a governance structure, create a project management process and provide a strategic plan THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Austin, Texas Senior Advisor to the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs for Information Technology Upon retirement, asked by Scott C. Kelley, Ed. D., Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, to assist with specific projects for the University of Texas System: 1. Manage the creation of shared data centers in Ft Worth, Austin and Houston to provide co-location, hosting and shared services for UT institutions 2. Analyze proposed state and federal legislation impacting the use of technology by higher education and propose improvements as needed 3. Work with UT institutions on identity management, deploying the UT System federation and cross certifying with the federal PKI bridge THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Austin, Texas Associate Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer

2 -2- Recommended by a search committee and selected by Kerry L. Kennedy, Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, to the Associate Vice Chancellor and CIO position for the University of Texas System, which consists of nine general academic and six health institutions with diverse missions, sizes and budgets. Oversight of the U.T. System-wide telecommunications network and the digital library. For Tonya M. Brown, Vice Chancellor for Administration, responsible for obtaining U.T. System-wide contracts and fostering information technology (IT) collaborations. Chaired the IT System-wide Strategic Leadership Council and developed the System-wide IT strategic plan. Responsible for System-wide security initiatives; and development of policy. Led negotiations for U.T. System-wide site licenses with Microsoft, Oracle, and others. Directly responsible for information technology infrastructure needs of the UT System Administration staff. Testify to Committees of the Texas Legislature and work with state agencies on higher education IT matters as needed. Serve as ad hoc Chair of the Information Technology Council for Higher Education (ITCHE) as created by Texas statute to improve collaborations with state agencies and among institutions of higher education Chair of the EDUCAUSE Board of Instantiation and Development for the higher education certification authority bridge for secure interoperability with the Federal government, and others. Member of the Internet2 InCommon Steering Committee for development of policy to operate the InCommon identity federation. 04 Principal Investigator. Recipient of a $82,500 EDUCAUSE grant funded by the National Science Foundation to increase awareness of middleware, identity management, among higher education institutions THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM Birmingham, Alabama Vice President for Information Technology Recommended by a search committee and selected by President W. Ann Reynolds to the cabinet level position of Vice President for Information Technology at UAB, a Research I institution and hospital with a budget over $1.2 billion. Responsible for academic, research, and administrative computing, voice and data communications, instructional technology, and a call center taking 10,000+ calls each workday. Lead the effort to develop a secure technology

3 -3- infrastructure that is customer-oriented as well as an integrated teaching, learning, and working environment. Began effort to wire residence halls ( 99). Responsible for policy development. Member of the Information Technology Council of the University of Alabama System. Recommended System-wide responsible use policies. Co-Chair of the EDUCAUSE work group on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and participant in Interent2 PKI efforts, particularly with regard to policy issues ( 99). 00 Adjunct Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Graduate instruction and serve on committees for graduate students THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Austin, Texas Deputy Director - Academic Computing and Instructional Technology Services Recruited by Charles H. Warlick, Ph.D., Director, Computation Center, The University of Texas at Austin, to manage the academic computing facilities and services. Enterprise services, including general timesharing, worldwide web services, news-groups, list services, and electronic mail, among others, were provided for more than 100,000 accounts. For Thomas Edgar, Ph.D., Associate Vice President, Academic Computing and Instructional Technology Services, responsible for policy development and compliance issues and customer services, including the Help Desk (academic and administrative), Training, Mathematical- Statistical support, and High Performance Computing. Started Team Web ('93), the collaborative campus-wide effort to create and maintain This grew to the base UT Austin web presence of over one million pages on 400+ servers ( 99). Appointed by R. Dan Burck, Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, to The UT System wide Information Technology Task Force ('96) that produced eleven strategic initiatives in areas of system-wide networking, distance education, and telehealth. Participated in both CAUSE and EDUCOM, served as program chair for EDUCOM98. From 1991 through 1999, annually elected Chair of UT System-wide Information Technology Management Council. Served on UT System-wide Copyright Compliance Committee THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Austin, Texas

4 -4- Director, Strategy and Planning for Management Information Systems In a joint appointment, recruited by R. Dan Burck, Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs to direct the strategic planning for Management Information Systems for The University of Texas System. The responsibilities included providing leadership for The University of Texas institutions to exploit technology to share facilities, reduce duplication and to provide better services. The University of Texas System consists of nine general academic and six health care component institutions with more than 147,000 students and 60,000 employees. Provided desktop computing, network services and telephone services to executives and staff of the UT System Administration ADVANCED SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. El Segundo, California Vice President Technology Recruited by S.P. Panzarella to manage development and provide technical marketing support for this start-up venture. The software product was MAGIX, an integrated transaction processing system based upon personal computers on a local area network. Also served as Vice President for Product Development for Science Dynamics Corporation, a computing service company providing professional fee billing services and software for the health care industry. Stabilized the new primary product THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO San Antonio, Texas Executive Director - Information Technology Promoted in 1986 by Robert B. Price, Executive Vice President for Administration and Business Affairs, to head the Department of Information Technology of this health care education institution that included a Medical School, Dental School, Nursing School, School of Allied Health, and Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. Provided strategic direction and management for voice and data information delivery and processing. Supported academic and administrative computing as well as library technology infrastructure. Developed institutional business support using an integrated database. All business applications, either institutional or departmental, used this database through several thousand programs.

5 -5- With the support and encouragement of the Health Science Center, served five years as the volunteer President of the Digital Equipment Computer Users Society (DECUS), U.S. Chapter, with over 50,000 members, then world's largest computer users group. Nationally elected to the Board of Directors ('81). Nationally elected twice to two-year terms as President ('83 and '85). '86 Executive Director - Information Technology. Responsible for integrating voice and data communications with computing. '76 Director - Computing Resources. Joined the Health Science Center to combine and enhance academic and administrative computing capabilities THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Austin, Texas Adjunct Associate Professor Taught graduate course in software engineering THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO San Antonio, Texas Adjunct Associate Professor Taught graduate course in software engineering PALYN ASSOCIATES San Jose, California Director of Computer Services Joined my doctoral dissertation director as Director of Computer Services ( 73). Provided consultation on design automation, system design, and software design. These services were performed for IBM, CDC, Hitachi, ICL, Telefunken, Siemens, and Data Pathing, among others. Led design and implementation team for an on-line data base management system to support spare parts inventory and accounting for a South American client ('76). The system was imported into the United States ('79).

6 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT DALLAS Dallas, Texas Acting Director - North Texas Regional Computer Center Joined the Dallas Health Science Center as an Instructor in Biophysics to provide computer consulting to research faculty ('71). Transferred to the Computer Center as Assistant Professor of Computer Science ('72). Managed activation of the University of Texas North Texas Regional Computer Center ('72) that performed the academic, administrative and research computing for The University of Texas at Arlington, The University of Texas at Dallas, and The University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas. '73 Acting Director - The University of Texas North Texas Regional Computer Center. Managed Center start-up. '72 Assistant Professor of Computer Science. Computer selection and evaluation; consulting. '71 Instructor in Biophysics. Staff Consulting in computer-related fields SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Dallas, Texas Instructor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Taught graduate courses in Computer Science. Consultant to the Computing Laboratory Director for definition of operational and software maintenance policies. Led design team that networked institutional computers ( 71). Responsible for software design and implementation TELPAR, INC. Dallas, Texas Member of Technical Staff

7 -7- Design and implementation of large systems for automated design of printed circuit boards SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Dallas, Texas Instructor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Taught basic courses in Electrical Engineering. Counseling of freshmen and sophomores TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC. Dallas, Texas Member of Technical Staff Design and implementation of systems for design automation. General consulting. Part-time basis. MEMBERSHIPS: Eta Kappa Nu Sigma Tau Association for Computing Machinery Digital Equipment Computer Users Society (DECUS) PRESENT COMMITTEES: The University of Texas System Strategic Leadership Council, member Lonestar Education And Research Network (LEARN) External Relations Committee, Chair University of Texas identity Management Federation Executive Committee, Chair University of Texas Shared Data Center Executive Committee, Chair PAST COMMITTEES AND ORGANIZATIONS: Internet2 InCommon Federation Steering Committee, member and Past Chair University of Alabama System Information Technology Council PKI Work Group, EDUCAUSE Co-Chair Alabama Information Technology Association, Board Member Society for Information Management UAB Engineering Foundation Council

8 -8- University of Texas System Center for High Performance Computing Operations Advisory Committee (U.T. System) Southern Association of College and Schools (SACS) Self-Study Committee on Institutional Purpose (UTHSCSA) Committee on Instructional Use of Computers (UTHSCSA) Business Management Council Software Committee (U.T. System) Task Group for Mission, Role and Scope (UTHSCSA) Current Issues Committee (CAUSE) EDUCOM'97 Program Committee, Vice Chair Task Force on Information Technology (U.T. System) Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Self Study Compliance, Educational Support Services (U.T. Austin) Copyright Compliance (U.T. System) Computer and Information Technology Use Policy Committee (U.T. Austin) EDUCOM'98 Program Committee, Chair Information Technology Long Range Planning Steering Committee (U.T. Austin) Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA) CIO Committee Seminars in Academic Computing (SAC) 2000 Program Committee The University of Texas System Information Technology Management Council, Chair, elected annually, Board of Instantiation and Development (BID) for the Higher Education Bridge Certification Authority for EDUCAUSE, Chair EDUCAUSE Past Primary Member PAST ELECTED OFFICES: President, DECUS, U.S. Chapter, nationally elected Director, TASSCC Publications Coordinator, DECUS, U.S. Chapter, nationally elected PRIVATE CONSULTING: 09 ORION/ORANO Workshop: A Shared Services Initiative for Applications, Data Centers, and Collaborations. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. '91 Planning Research Corporation: Development of a proposal to the EPA to integrate open systems into a network of supercomputers, IBM and DEC mainframes, several hundred UNIX workstations and several thousand personal computers. '87 Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas: Reviewed current computing facilities and evaluated future computing needs

9 -9- '83 Compix, Incorporated, Portland, Oregon: Graphics. '82 Moses Cone Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Technology Update and Planning. '81 University of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences, Memphis, Tennessee: Reviewed current computing facilities and evaluated future needs. '81 The University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland: Reviewed current computing facilities; compatibility of present equipment with future equipment; languages; programming needs. '79 Florida-Georgia Tractor, Inc., Miami, Florida: Review of computing facilities. '76 - '78 Morisaenz, S.A., Quito, Ecuador: Review and audit of computing facilities. EDUCATION: BSEE, Southern Methodist University 1965 MSEE, Southern Methodist University 1968 PhD, Southern Methodist University 1972 PERSONAL: 4700 North Loop 360, Apt, 701 Austin, Texas Born June 30, 1942 Single 5' 10", 232 lbs. TALKS: October 30, 2008, EDUCAUSE2008, A Shared Services Initiative for Applications, Data Centers, and Collaborations. Orlando, Florida. February 22, 2007, EDUCAUSE Southwest 2007, CALEA Compliance: How Campuses Are Responding with Walt Magnussen and Wayne Wedemeyer. Austin, Texas

10 -10- February 23, 2006, EDUCASE Southwest 2006, Identity Management at The University of Texas System: A Roadmap for Implementation, Poster Session with Miguel Soldi and Paul Caskey. Austin, Texas. February 23, 2006, EDUCAUSE Southwest 2006, CALEA: What Will It Mean for Your Institution? with Mark Luker. Austin, Texas. November 9, 2004, EDUCAUSE 2004, Systemic Barriers to IT Security: Findings within The University of Texas System. Denver, Colorado. September 28, 2004, Internet2 Member Meeting, Federations, with Peter Alterman and Ken Klingenstein, Austin, Texas. February 25, 2004, EDUCAUSE Southwest 2004, UT System-Wide IT Security Assessment, Dallas, Texas. December 5, 2003, TASSCC, Uniqueness of Higher Education, Austin, Texas. November 6, 2003, EDUCAUSE 2003, Current Developments in PKI, Los Angeles, California. November 4, 2003, EDUCAUSE 2003 An Information Security Blueprint for Higher Education, seminar, with John Piazza,, Los Angeles, California. October 14, 2003, Internet2 Member Meeting, Middleware PKI: Recent Activities, Indianapolis, Indiana. October 3, 2002, EDUCAUSE 2002, PKI Update: The Higher-Education Bridge, Atlanta Georgia. October 17, 2002, Electronic College and University Records Conference (ECURE), invited talk, Comparison of FERPA and HIPAA, Arizona State University, Phoenix Arizona,. October 30, 2002, Internet2 Member Meeting, Middleware: PKI Efforts Continue to be Challenging, Los Angeles, California July 30, 2001, ACUTA, Intellectual Freedom and Security. Orlando, Florida. May 17, 2001, System Administration and Network Security (SANS) Institute, Crafting Policy or Crafty Policy, Baltimore, Maryland.

11 -11- May 3, 2001, Corporation for Research and Educational Networking (CREN) Tech Talk with Randy Marchany, Firewalls and Campus Security, audio conference. February 19, 2001, EDUCAUSE Plenary Session: HIPAA and FERPA, Tempe, Arizona. January 15, 2001, ACUTA, Security and Academic Freedom, New Orleans, Louisiana. October 22, 2000, Southern Chapter of Medical Library Association, Plenary Session: How to Work with Your CIO, Mobile, Alabama. October 10, 2000, EDUCAUSE Seminar, Public Key Infrastructure in Higher Education, with Michael Gettes, Georgetown University, Casey Lide, Digital Signature Trust, and William Weems, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Nashville, Tennessee. December 7, 1999 System Administration and Network Security (SANS) Institute, Intellectual Freedom vs. Security: Where do We Draw the Line? San Francisco, California. October 26, 1999 Seminar, Security, E-commerce, and PKI for Higher Education, Long Beach California, with William Weems, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, and Casey Lide. December 3, CAUSE, "The Role of IT Policy in the Information Profession," Lake Buena Vista, Florida, with Sue Fenencz, Indiana University, and Rodney Peterson, University of Maryland. October 31, EDUCOM 97, "Beyond FERPA: Student Privacy Issues in a Networked Environment," Minneapolis, Minnesota, with Steve Worona, Cornell University. August 15, AACRAO Policy Summit, "Privacy Issues in a Virtual Learning Environment," Denver, Colorado, with Sue Fenencz, Indiana University. May 14, CUMREC Conference, "Beyond FERPA: Keeping Student Information Private in a Networked World," St. Louis, Missouri, with Virginia Rezmienski, University of Michigan. January 15, Council of Public University Chief Academic Officers, "Network Mischief: Protecting the Individual and the Institution," Austin, Texas.

12 -12- December 5, CAUSE, "Securing Applications in a Networked Environment," San Francisco, California. October 9, EDUCOM'96, "Network Mischief: Protecting the Individual and the Institution," Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. August 6, Seminars in Academic Computing, moderated the session, "Universal Internet Access," Snowmass, Colorado. November 30, CAUSE, "Policy Issues Arising from a Networked Information Environment," New Orleans, Louisiana, with Anne Parker, University of North Carolina. April 7, Southern Directors' Conference, "Enterprise-Wide Printing," Chattanooga, Tennessee. May Association of General Clinical Research System Managers Keynote Address, San Antonio, Texas. "Coping With Technology Change." April Digital Equipment Computer Users Society 1987 Spring Symposium, Nashville, Tennessee. "Networks and Telecommunications at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio." October Digital Equipment Computer Users Society Fall Symposium, Keynote Address Networks Special Interest Group: "Networks at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio." November Information Management Executives: "In formation Architecture at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio", Tokyo, Japan. May Digital Equipment Computer Users Society Office Automation Special Interest Group: "The Management of Administrative Information Management at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio." July 23, Texas Association of State Supported Computer Centers (TASSCC): "Electronic Communication", Summer Meeting Austin, Texas. May 24, American Society for Training and Development: "Organizational Development Consulting to a High Tech Voluntary Association: A Case Study." National Conference, Dallas, Texas.

13 -13- February 8, Large Systems Marketing Group, Digital Equipment Corporation, Dallas, Texas. November 15, Association for Higher Education in North Texas (AHE) Computer Services Committee: "Networking and Local Area Networks", Dallas, Texas. March 7, Texas Association of State Supported Computer Centers (TASSCC): "Current Technology of Local Area Networks," Winter Meeting, San Antonio, Texas. November 1985: Japan DECUS Symposium, Tokyo, Japan. Pre-symposium seminar - "Networking at The University of Texas Health Science center at San Antonio." Fall, 1983 DECUS: "What the New DECUS Will Be: A review of the DECUS mission statement and a presentation on the model of the new DECUS organization." Spring, 1983 DECUS: "What the New DECUS Will Be - The OD Panel - A review of the DECUS mission statement and a presentation on the model of the new DECUS organization." Spring, 1981 DECUS: "Port Selector/Contingency Device - Discussion on rationale for acquiring the device and experience with actual use." Spring, 1978 DECUS: "Accounting Workshop - Future Changes to the System Accounting Facilities." PUBLICATIONS: Goldsmith, C.W., HIPAA and Higher Education. EDUCAUSE Review, September/October 2001, Volume 36, No. 5, pp Goldsmith, C.W. and Ferencz, Susan K., "Privacy Issues in a Virtual Learning Environment," AACRAO Policy Summit: Virtual Learning Environment. AACRAO Goldsmith, C.W. and Ferencz, Susan K., "Privacy Issues in a Virtual Learning Environment." CAUSE/EFFECT, Summer 1998, Volume 21, No. 1, pp CAUSE Task Force Members, "Privacy and the Handling of Student Information in the Electronic Networked Environment of Colleges and Universities." April 1997.

14 -14- Goldsmith, C.W. et al., "Strategic Plan for Information Technologies," The University of Texas System, Fall Goldsmith, C.W. et. al., State of Texas Long-Range Telecommunications Plan", Automated Information and Telecommunications Council. December Goldsmith, C. W., "Task Force Implements System Move." edu Magazine, Issue Number 42, Fall 1986, pp Goldsmith, C.W., "The Management of Administrative Information Management." edu Magazine, Issue No. 39, Fall 1985, pp Goldsmith, C.W., "The Management of Administrative Information Management." Unpublished. October Goldsmith, C.W., "Networking," pp in Ball, Marion J. and Hannah, Kathryn J., Using Computers in Nursing. Reston Publishing Co., Inc., Reston, Virginia, Goldsmith, C.W., "The Design of a Procedureless Programming Language." Proceedings of a Symposium on Very High Level Languages, Santa Monica, California, March 28-29, SIGPLAN Notices, vol. 9, No. 4, April 1974, pp Goldsmith, C.W., "A Procedureless Programming Language." Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Southern Methodist University, Institute of Technology, May 1972.