Mable J. Moore Ph.D Email: mooremj@savannahstate.edu EDUCATION University of Texas at Austin (May 2005) Doctor of Philosophy in Education and Administration and College Leadership; Minor Public Policy LBJ School of Public Policy UT Austin; G.P.A. 3.96 Southern University at Baton Rouge (May 2002) Master of Science in Computer Science; Minor Network Administration; GPA 3.50 Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge (May 1981) Bachelor of Science in Computer Science; Minors (Accounting, Math) TEACHING / TUTORING EXPERIENCE Adjunct Professor Savannah State University, College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, Savannah, Georgia; Graduate Courses in Information Technology Resources (2013-Present); Adjunct Professor University of Phoenix, Miami Florida, College of Information Systems and Technology, Miramar Campus and Plantation Campus; Courses in Business and Technology, Management and Strategic Planning (2006-2007); Adjunct Professor University of Phoenix, Baton Rouge Campus, Lafayette Campus and Metairie, Campus in Louisiana, College of Information Systems and Technology,; Hybrid Courses in Business and Technology and Management (2005-2006); Online Courses Taught in Business Management Information Systems: Application Programming, Web Architecture, IS Hardware and Software, System Analysis, Networking, Network Security, Information Security, Cyber Security, Database Management Systems, IS Project Management and e-commerce Technology. Part-time Teaching Assistant, Volunteer and Substitute Teacher for Austin Independent School District (Middle School Math and Science) (2003-2005); Counselor, Tutor, and Undergraduate Advisor, University of Texas at Austin, Men s Athletic Department, Austin Texas (2004); Part-time Teaching Assistant and Tutor, Austin Independent School District (K-12), Middle and High Schools, Math and Science classes (2004); Part-time Teaching Assistant, Volunteer and Substitute Teacher for East Baton Rouge Parish Public School System- (K-12), Baton Rouge, LA for Middle School, Math and Science classes (1990) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
CIO (Chief Information Officer) Savannah State University (2013-Present) Dr. Moore works to develop and implement the University s vision, strategy and operational plans in all areas related to information technology, both instructional and administrative support. The responsibilities of the position include a variety of tasks that help to create a technological competitive environment for students. The technology outcomes are extremely important in contributing to the University s primary areas of emphasis: 1) ensuring viable academic programs (online and face-to-face), 2) developing enrollment levels sufficient to support the University s mission, 3) establishing a strong campus-wide ethic of customer service, and obtaining private resources. The CIO advises the President on all matters related to information technology and oversees the development and implementation of the University s policies and procedures regarding information technology recommending new ones as needed. Technology Consultant, WSIexpertsolutions LLC (2000-Present) Consultant specializing in Technology Assessments, Strategic Planning, Creating Technology Plans, Technology Return on Investments, and Technology Budgeting. Worked as an Internet Consultant with WSIexpertsolutions working with small to medium size businesses creating to optimize marketing strategies for the Internet; i.e. (Pay per Clicks), Website Analytics, Content Marketing, Mobile Website Designs, Deploying Marketing Campaigns and Managing their Internet Assets. CTO / Assistant Superintendent Jefferson Parish Public Schools, Metairie, Louisiana (2012-2007) As CTO and Assistant Superintendent at Jefferson Parish Public Schools, the second largest School district in the state of Louisiana. Dr. Moore provided leadership and vision for all aspects of technology within the School District. Over the past five years Dr. Moore led a total metamorphosis of the schools and classrooms in Jefferson by converting all 89 school sites and four central office sites to a state-of-the-art Network(100Mbps), and 21 st Century Classrooms with interactive Promethean Boards, Laptops, ipads, ipods, Digital Cameras, Video Cameras with Multi-Media Technologies, Ceiling Mounted Projectors, and new learning technologies in Jefferson s classrooms for enhanced reading, end-ofcourse testing, WiKi(s), and online professional development systems. Dr. Moore is a proven leader with more than fourteen years as a Sr. Level Administrator responsible for the strategic development and delivery of large K-12 urban systems and large College level academic and administrative information technology systems. She has worked at a number of Community Colleges across the country (nine years having supervised all aspects of information technology, institutional research and planning, facilities management, and library and learning resources with large project, staff, and budgeting responsibilities. 2
Moore has prior experience with ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems (BANNER, PEOPLESOFT), software systems, including Open Source and COTS (Commercial-Off The-Shelf) systems that have been aligned or interfaced with existing technology systems and web-based software systems and services. She installed the first ERP and Web Based system (BANNER) trained all client departments at Baton Rouge Community College during their formative years (1999-2003). Dr. Moore has a proven tract record of proactive, inter-departmental collaboration and problem solving as well as executive leadership experience in information technology, with direct management experience for units within the division including (academic and instructional technologies, programming, network and security, infrastructure, and help desk and technical support). Dr. Moore has prior experience teaching online courses as well as several LMS(s) (Learning Management Systems), including - (Blackboard, Desire2Learn, and Mootle). Campus CIO for Learning Resources, Miami Dade College North Campus, Miami Florida (2007 2005) As Chief Information Officer for Learning Resources at Miami Dade s North Campus, Dr. Moore provided strategic vision and leadership for the Renaissance of Miami Dade s North Campus by providing Media Services, Network Services, Helpdesk and Technical Support Services, Computer Court Yard and Learning resources at Libraries at two locations. She volunteered to work with a number of Student Services Committees and to assist Facilities Services with construction of new buildings whenever needed. Additional responsibilities included serving as a senior administrator on the Campus President s Cabinet and acting as the primary liaison between the college and community regarding technology needs and assessments. Administrative Intern and Doctoral Candidate for the College President (District Office) (2005-2004) Florida College Jacksonville, Florida Worked as administrative intern in the Office of the President and Executive Vice President on special projects including; Workforce and Development, enrollment management, and committee member for the development of FCCJ s, Academic Quality Enhancement Plan for SACS Accreditation. Worked with FCCJ administration, and faculty to 1) Determine the success of the College s current placement system; 2) Determine the success of current college preparatory students in all delivery methods, 3) Evaluate each area of student services from the student perspective and 4) Monitor and communicate to the college community each goal and objective of the Quality Enhancement Plan QEP for SACS Accreditation visit. Graduate Research Assistant and Doctoral Candidate and, Achieving the Dream (ATD), University of Texas at Austin, Community College Leadership Program (Spring 2004 - Summer 2004) Worked as graduate intern under the leadership of Dr. Kay McClenney, Director of Community College Survey of Student Engagement and Dr. Byron McClenney, Director Achieving the Dream researching and writing articles on student engagement, and technology and learning communities; assisted in planning the first conference for the 3
initial twenty-seven Community Colleges that attended the first planning conference for Achieving The Dream. Dean Information Technology, Baton Rouge Community College, Baton Rouge, LA (2003-1999) Served as Chief Technology Officer for Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC) including Learning Resources, Distance Learning, Institutional Effectiveness, and Facilities and Planning areas; Planned entire new campus technology infrastructure and hired first IT staff; Installed first Enterprise Resource System, Banner; Managed budgets and support for all areas; Responsible for managing administrative, academic, telecommunications, desktop and technical support, and the network infrastructure at the college; Created a working team environment in academic and administrative computing at the college. Senior Systems Engineer & Project Manager, Louisiana Workers Compensation Corporation, Baton Rouge, LA (1999 1996) Worked as project leader to help design new inventory and function based security system for the company; Acted as projects manager working with contractors and software engineers to develop new computer systems. Designed and coordinated new billing system and invoicing systems for claims intake and financial systems. Information Management Consultant / DBA, Project Manager, Systems Software Engineer (1996 - ) PUBLICATIONS Adoption of New Technologies in Instructional Design: A Case Study of Communications Faculty at Florida Community College at Jacksonville Integrating an Instructional Web Based Writing Tool, MY ACCESS into Communications Courses, UMI Dissertation Services; Qualitative and Quantitative Methodologies; Doctoral Dissertation Published and Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The University of Texas at Austin in Partial fulfillment of the Doctor of Philosophy, Mable. J. Moore, B.S., M.S., (May 2005). Security in Cellular Phones, A Comparison of Cellular Algorithms, (Cellular Authentication and Voice Encryption), Global System for Mobile Communications), and (Radio Frequency) Fingerprinting Used in the Reduction of Unauthorized Use of Cellular Networks, A Thesis Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Southern University, Mable J. Moore, B.S. (May 2002). HONORS AND AWARDS o NISOD Scholarship, University of Texas at Austin, (07/2004) o Gleazer Scholar, University of Texas at Austin (05/2004) o Hanover Scholarship, University of Texas at Austin, (10/2003) o NISOD Scholarship, University of Texas at Austin (06/2003) 4
o Roueche CCLP Scholarship, University of Texas at Austin (05/2003) CAMPUS LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE o Member President s Cabinet, Savannah State University (SSU) (2013-Present) o Member President s Senior Leadership Council, SSU (2013-Present) o CIO Advisory Council; Information Technology Services, University System of Georgia o Information Security Officers eprivacy SharePoint Member (USG) (2013-Present) o Chair Savannah State University s Information Technology Steering Committee (SSUITC) (2013-Present) o Member President s Inauguration Logistics Committee (April 2013) Co-Chair Student Technology Committee (STC) (2013-Present) o Member Superintendent s Cabinet, Jefferson Parish Public Schools (2007 2012) o Member, President s Cabinet and Sr. Leadership Team Miami Dade College (MDC) (2007 2006) o Member Graduation Committee MDC (2007) o Co-Chair Hispanic Heritage Committee MDC (2007) o Co-Chair Children s Holiday Committee MDC (2007) o Member Women s History Month Committee MDC (2007) o Advisor Technology Engineering and Computing Student Club MDC (2006 2007) o Member QEP Committee for SACS, Florida Community College at Jacksonville (Fall 2004) o Member, President s Cabinet Baton Rouge Community College (1999-2003) o Chair, Technology Committee, Baton Rouge Community College (2001-2003) o Member, Student Technology Committee (1999-2003) o Secretary and Member Council of Information Systems Directors (1999-2003) o Chair, Electronic Learning Committee (2002) o Member BRCC SACS Steering Committee (1999-2002) GRANTS AND AWARDS MANAGED Managed $20 million Cisco 21 st Century Schools Grant (16 schools) and $50 million dollars in State, and Federal Grants for Jefferson Parish s 21 st Century Schools initiative (2007-2012) Managed $1.2 million Carl D. Perkins grants for Miami Dade s North Campus Career and Technical Educational Projects and Multi-media Classroom Installations (2006-2007) Managed 2.5 million Computer Court Yard and Learning Resource Center Renovation project, Miami Dade College, North Campus Managed $200,000 Title V grant to design a new Library Resource Center Committee member and grant writer for new Title V grant partnership between Miami Dade s North and Homestead Campuses in Digital Media and Digital Libraries (2007) 5
Grant awarded $135,000 from the Louisiana Governor s Office to Baton Rouge Community College for technology and workforce projects (2003) WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES ATTENDED Participant The Georgia Association for Women in Higher Education 2013 Annual Conference, Developing the Courage to Lead, Morrow Georgia Participant, SSU s Leadership Retreat, One SSU Rising Our Role in Getting it Right, Reframe Re-Assess Rejuvenate Rededicate, Dr. Cheryl D. Dozier, President (June 2013) Presenter, NSBA, Transforming Education, Realizing the Dream of a Digital School District, March 2010; Presenter, State Superintendent s Retreat, Empowering Academic Achievement Through Technology Designing the 21 st Century Classroom, (March 23, 2009), Alexandria, LA Participant, The Efficacy Institute, Developing all our children to 21st century standards of academic proficiency and strong character, (December 10-11, 2009) Chair, Jefferson Parish s first August Instructional Technology Institute (August 2009) Presenter Emergency Preparation using 21 st Century Access (August 2009) Participant, LA School Board Association state meeting Data Driven Decision Making, Longitudinal Data Studies for Students (August 2009) Advisor, Cisco Public Sector Technology Advisory Board, San Jose, CA (2008, - Present) Participant, GNOSI STEM Education Symposium, Lindy Boggs Conf Center, UNO, (Sept 2009) Participant, NSBA School Board Visit at Calcasieu Parish (April 2009) Participant, National Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), CTO Summit (2008, 2009) Participant, Building Learning Communities Conf (BLC), Boston Mass, with Alan November (July 2008) Participant, Superintendent s National Conference with Schlechty Center for School Reform and Cisco (May 2008) Presenter and Panelist at NECC (National Education Computing Conference (July 2009) Jefferson Parish s Rapid Transformation to a 21 st Century Digital School District Presenter, League for Innovation in Community Colleges A Student Engagement System Based in Web Based Communications (2007) 6
Participant, Building Partnerships with Community Colleges using Total Business Concepts (2003) PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS CoSN (Consortium of School Networking) Board Member Cisco s Public Sector Advisory Committee International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) NSBA (National School Board Administration) Technology Leadership Network CIO Forum, CTO Council & CoSN Leadership Network and Committees Louisiana Technology Council (LTC) Louisiana Association of Computer Using Educators (LACUE) National Technology Task Force Committee DST Diamond Life Member Habitat for Humanity Area Volunteer (Plaquemine, LA; New Orleans, LA, Miami Florida) University of Texas at Austin Alumni, SU Alumni, LSU Alumni Association References Available Upon Request 7
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