Bentley is an environment rich in technology. For students, staff and faculty it is hard to escape or to underestimate its impact on our lives. Much of the software the university relies on depends on the work of the technical professionals in the Administrative Computing department.
Administrative Computing focuses on producing creative solutions to complex problems along with maintaining, enhancing and upgrading the many administrative applications designed to service our constituents: recruits, applicants, students, alumni, faculty, staff and facilities.
The department supports the university’s institutional goals through design, development and support of the campus-wide administrative information systems which are used both for processing data and generating information through our enterprise reporting initiative.
Administrative Computing works with key stakeholders in each division to identify areas where we can provide added value by designing solutions to improve efficiency and quality of services.
Administrative Computing endeavors to:
Staff
David Norman, Director
Patricia Abramson, Administrative Assistant
Kevin Crouse, Senior Project Manager
Dee Lane, Information Security Administrator
Wendy McCluskey, Project Manager
Karen Young, Senior Project Manager
Application and Database Services, Enterprise Reporting
Jill Lund, Associate Director
Christine Campo, Application Developer
Brian Connor, Senior Java/Web Developer
Mardis Dunton, Senior Technical Consultant
John Falletti, Data Warehouse Administrator
Jeff Forte, Java/Web Developer
Keith Garosshen, Data Warehouse Architect
Laura Generous, Application Support Specialist
Prema Nethala, Senior Database Administrator
Usmanou Nsangou, Database Administrator
Joy Passanissi, Programmer Analyst
Pamela Sherman, Data Administrator II