Jay Dominick

Chief Technology Officer

Wake Forest University

Education

Ph.D, Information Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2005

MBA, Wake Forest University, 1995

MA, National Security Studies, Georgetown University, 1988

BS, Mathematical Sciences UNC-CH 1984

Experience

Responsible for strategy and planning for Wake Forest University’s highly regarded Information Technology efforts. Wake Forest University is consistently ranked as a leader in the use of Information Technology in the teaching and learning process. Previously, As Chief Information Officer directed the efforts of the Information Systems Department, including networking, computer operations, help desk, telecommunications, Grid Computing, programming and systems development. Was responsible for the implementation and support of the ubiquitous laptop computing project at Wake Forest which helped establish a new model for technology deployment in Higher Education. Active in statewide networking as member of the MCNC advisory board and is a co-founder of WinstonNet – a community technology initiative in Winston-Salem.

In addition I am active in researching the future of super-mobile computing on campus with the deployment of handheld computing and communication devices. Other research interests include the study of electronic textbooks and their potential impact on K-16 education.