Heather Haseley is the Co-Executive Director, Innovation Collaboratory and Lead Design Architect, Next Generation Learning.
Bobby Gray has been working in IT and higher education for almost two decades. He started his professional career as an application developer and worked his way up to leading a team of a cross-functional development team (web site technicians, application developers, and data analysis) at the W. P.
Gemma Garcia is the Director of Online Curriculum and Digital Innovation in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Gemma Garcia has worked at ASU for over 20 years supporting faculty with instructional technology implementation and instructional design. She has previously worked in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, the University Technology Office, the School of Social Transformation and the School of Historical, Religious and Philosophical Studies.
Alesha Durfee is the Associate Director of Graduate Programs for the School of Social Transformation and an Associate Professor of Women and Gender Studies. Her research, teaching, and service focus on domestic and sexual violence, and she has received funding from the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Justice, and the Center for Victim Research. For the last six years, she has coordinated and supervised the ASU Clothesline Project on the Tempe campus.
Sean Dudley began his career at ASU 14 years ago at the Biodesign Institute in the Center for Evolutionary Functional Genomics. About 10 years ago he joined KED and founded the Research technology office (RTO), a technology services organization that provides top-priority support to research administration, faculty, and students.
Casey Davis is an Instructional Designer Team Lead for the Instructional system Design and Training Team at UTO. He has worked in education for 20 years.
Topic: Digital Civics and Citizenship
Digital Civics and Citizenship is a field of slowly growing interest in the IT and Educational fields. This session will explore how institutions of higher education can cultivate a civil community of digital citizens.
Dr. Ara Austin is a "life-time" Sun-Devil, who received her BS in Biochemistry and Ph.D. in Chemistry all from ASU. She is now a Clinical Assistant Professor at ASU working specifically for the School of Molecular Sciences.
Alycia Anderson is the VP of Sales for an award-winning technology company Knock CRM a leader in the multifamily real estate industry. Alycia is a tennis player, cyclist, an identical twin and wheelchair-bound since birth. Born with sacral agenesis, Alycia is on a mission to motivate through the power of diversity and inclusion.
Jess K. Alberts, President’s Professor of Communication was Director of the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication at Arizona State University for nine years. In 2007 she was named President’s Professor in honor of her contributions to undergraduate teaching as well as the Herberger Professor in Communication. She earned her doctorate at the University of Texas at Austin.