Associate Vice Provost for Community & Partnership Development at the University of Washington
Greater Seattle Area
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- Lecturer, Information School at University of Washington
- Associate Vice Provost at University of Washington
- Past
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- Director of Computing Services, College of Engineering at University of Washington
- Lecturer, Information School at University of Washington
- Director of Information Technology, Law School at University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Team Leader, Electronic Services; University Libraries at University of Iowa
- Education
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- University of Iowa
- Wayne State University
- Fordson High School
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Jim Loter’s Summary
I develop and manage partnerships and enable collaborative opportunities in information technology for academic and administrative staff at the University of Washington.
Jim Loter’s Specialties:
Business and functional analysis; information service; social networking technologies; IT governance; enterprise architecture; information management; facilitation; collaborative development frameworks; relationship management; organizational development; customer engagement.
Jim Loter’s Experience
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Lecturer, Information School
University of Washington
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
March 2009 — Present (5 months)
Lecturer for Master's of Science in Information Management (MSIM) program, teaching Information Services and Resources. The course covers the skills and competencies necessary for the design, delivery, and operations of information services -- specifically the concepts, processes, and skills related to service science and the lifecycle of information services, as well as frameworks for information service management.
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Associate Vice Provost
University of Washington
(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; Higher Education industry)
August 2007 — Present (2 years)
Develop A Strong IS/IM Community – Bring staff with similar interests and needs together, and provide support to further develop their skills and expertise
Maintain Presence and Visibility – Be constantly engaged in the broader UW IS/IM community in both formal and informal venues, and listen for and proactively seek out innovative ideas
Analyze Projects and Processes – Assist with analyzing and aligning business processes, determining requirements and needs, and assessing the feasibility of proposed projects
Enable Community Innovation – Advocate for community-developed solutions and work with OIM and C&C technical divisions to support a distributed development environment for the UW
Coordinate Community Resources – Help partners identify resources that might be made available to assist with information systems development projects
Identify Existing Solutions – Introducing partners to existing tools, applications, projects, and services that meet their needs -
Director of Computing Services, College of Engineering
University of Washington
(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; Higher Education industry)
March 2004 — August 2007 (3 years 6 months)
I managed the IT/IS staff, policies, budgets, and projects for administrative units, academic departments, and research centers & programs within the College of Engineering.
My team supported a diverse server infrastructure of Windows, FreeBSD, Linux, and MacOS X systems that provided web, application, database (Oracle, SQL Server, and MySQL), DNS, LDAP/Active Directory, and email services. We also developed web applications and provided business intelligence resources and reporting services.
My staff also provided help desk support to over 150 staff and faculty, and managed student computer labs for two departments. -
Lecturer, Information School
University of Washington
(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; Higher Education industry)
January 2007 — March 2007 (3 months)
Taught undergraduate course in Informatics -- Web Tools and Development. Course covered HTML, CSS, and Javascript; object-oriented design patterns using PHP, database fundamentals (MySQL), application security, data privacy, application and interface design, usability and accessibility principles, and REST architectures. Students designed and built a basic web application and completed written essays on security/privacy and usability/accessibility.
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Director of Information Technology, Law School
University of Wisconsin-Madison
(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; Higher Education industry)
September 1998 — February 2004 (5 years 6 months)
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Team Leader, Electronic Services; University Libraries
University of Iowa
(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; Higher Education industry)
May 1996 — September 1998 (2 years 5 months)
Jim Loter’s Education
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University of Iowa
MA , Communication Studies (Film Studies) , 1993 — 1996
Focused on film theory and semiotics, and Irish cinema.
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Wayne State University
BA , Film Studies , 1988 — 1992
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Fordson High School
1984 — 1988
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