TOM'S RESUME
E-mail - Stryder@alpharubicon.com    Web - www.alpharubicon.com/~stryder

	PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE
	Position as a SCHOOL DISTRICT INFORMATION SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR.

	EDUCATION / PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
1998	Ms-Ed Educational Administration	State University of New York
							Albany, New York
			
1995	MPA/ISM Master Public Administration	State University of New York
		Information System Management		Brockport, New York

1985	B.S. Computer Science and Mathematics	State University of New York
		Hardware-Software Emphasis		Utica, New York

1983	A.A.S Industrial Technology		Broome Community College

Workshops - Management and Supervision, Public Labor Law, Maintaining & Upgrading IBM Computers, 
Maintaining Macintosh Computers, Managing Multiple Priorities, Netware Server Setup and Administration.


Memberships - National Systems Programmers Association, Inc. (NaSPA), International Society
 for Technology in Education (ISTE), IEEE Computer Society, New York State Computers and
 Technology in Education Association (NYSCTE), Association of Supervision and Curriculum
 Development (ASCD).
 
Certifications - ICCP Certified Computer Professional (Computer Security and Microcomputer
 Network Design), National Cable Contractor Computer Wiring Design and Inspection Certification,
 Xerox National Total Quality Management Certification, NYS School Business Administrator
 Certification (Permanant).


	EXPERIENCE

1/00-Present SUNY Cortland, Cortland, New York	
		ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR, Division of Graduate Education
	Graduate level instructor in Administrative Technology Systems, and Technology Instructional Methods.

7/99-Present Elmira City School District, Elmira, New York
		SUPERVISOR OF INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY 
	Maintain and coordinate the District technology plan based on instructional and administrative needs within
 available resources. Monitor the implementation of the District technology plan and maintains an inventory of
 computer purchases. Oversee evaluation process relating technology use and organizational effectiveness
 district-wide. Provide consultant services for computer and related services. Coordinate computer assisted 
instruction services and learning center programs. Ensure the proper  maintenance, storage, inventory,
 acquisition, distribution, use, protection and disposal of electronic materials and equipment. Responsible for
 implementation and monitoring District research and survey needs. Assist in the design of appropriate program
 evaluation systems. Coordinate the operations of the District's telephone system. Plan, implement  and  monitor
 BOCES services relative to technology and communications. Supervise, lead  and evaluate district wide
 and building technology personnel and technology teaching specialists. Supervise development of student
 and staff support programs in areas of technology implementation and use.  Committee service as chair of
 District Technology Committee and member of Science Curriculum Development Committee, Academic
  Intervention Planning Committee, and Regional Technology Planning Consortium.

9/97-7/99 Columbia Green Community, Hudson, New York	
		ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR, Division of Business
	Taught college level Computer Applications, Computer Data Communications, Computer
 Systems.

11/95-7/99 Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk Central School, Ravena, New York
		DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY 
	Provide leadership, coordination, training, and evaluation for five building level
 computer/network and four AV coordinators. Provide direction and leadership in seeking alternative
 funding sources including grants and local partnerships to supplement district budgetary
 expenditures. Provide training and development to all levels of teaching personnel, administrative
 staff, and computer coordinators in areas of computer implementation, management, network
 integration and classroom instructional computer use district-wide. Oversee evaluation
 process relating technology use and organizational effectiveness district-wide. Maintain and
 ensure adherence to long range technology and planning initiatives and develop all technology policy
 for board approval. Responsible for overseeing coordination and completion of all
 district repairs, upgrades and maintenance of computer, network, and AV technology. Evaluate
 potential purchases of computers, supplies, software, and outside contractual services including
 preparation of RFPs, bids, and bonds. Responsible for district-wide budget for operating,
 capital and municipal bond fund expenses related to technology.

8/93-10/95  Clifton Springs Hospital and Clinic, Clifton Springs, New York
		MICRO COMPUTER/TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGER 
	Administered and managed 50 user Novell 3.12 LAN.  Supervised migration from 
Novell 2.2 to Novell 3.12 operating environment along with LAN server and gateway hardware
 upgrades.  Installed and maintained thin Ethernet and 10BaseT cabling using IPX/SPX, TCP/IP, 
and ODI protocols.  Provided and implemented remote site network and modem access, E-mail
 access, and LAN to AS/400 connection solutions. Performed all hardware and software support
 functions for 100 hospital-wide micro computers and peripherals, including both IBM compatible
 and Macintosh systems, stand-alone and Novell LANed.  Provided one-on-one and
 group software and technical training for all levels of hospital staff. Prepared micro computer
 operating and capital budgets. Developed hospital-wide micro computer and LAN policies and
 procedures. Supervised and trained volunteer aides in performing general computer duties.
 Committee service on Quality Council, Information Resource and Steering Committee and served as
 Hospital Quality and Data Representation Trainer.

10/88-5/95  Community College of the Finger Lakes, Canandaigua, New York	

	ADJUNCT ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, Division of Math, Computer Science
	Taught college level Fortran 77 and BASIC programming, Unix Operations, Micro computer
 Concepts (WordPerfect, Lotus, dBASE, DOS), Computer Awareness, Computer Networking and
 Communications, Data Structures, Human Resource Management and Computer Organization
 (Empire State College).

10/88-8/93  Community College of the Finger Lakes, Canandaigua, New York
		TECHNICAL SPECIALIST, MICRO COMPUTER TECHNICIAN
	Performed all repair and hardware support functions for 450 college-wide micro computers,
 both stand alone and Novell LANed.  Prepared and administered micro computer operating, repair,
 and capital purchase budgets. Specified and purchased all micro computer
 systems, peripherals and repair inventory. Prepared and administered competitive micro
 computer hardware and software bids and purchase negotiations and vendor contacts. Provided
 integration solutions for Library LAN and remote communications equipment. Provided one-on-one
 and group software training for office automation, faculty and administrative staff.
 Presented seminars and workshops for college computer users in various word processing and
 computer applications including WordPerfect, LOTUS 123, Windows, and specialized college
 applications. Supervised and trained student lab aides in performing general support duties.
 Committee service on college computer planning and directions committee, college governance, and
 all personnel and hiring committees for Information Systems Department.

8/88-12/90 AKTO Enterprise, Canandaigua, New York
		GENERAL PARTNER
	Provided hardware and software support services and training for Unix and DOS based
 veterinary, medical, and pharmacy computer installations throughout the Eastern United States.

5/86-8/88 NCSI Incorporated, Canastota, New York
		MANAGER, TECHNICAL SUPPORT & SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION
	Supervised a technical staff of five responsible for modification and installation of custom
 Xenix micro computer systems. Performed technical and general performance reviews for support
 staff.  Personally performed customer and technical support of small scale (4-20 user)
 minicomputer hardware and software systems. Evaluated, purchased, administered and
 programmed various office micro and minicomputers and peripherals. Designed and
 programmed veterinary, pharmacy, and database applications in Informix SQL 4GL.

9/83-4/86 Various Part-time Computer Consulting employment while attending college Full-time.

1/83-8/83 Binghamton City Government, Binghamton, New York
		RPG II & OCL PROGRAMMER (Data Processing Department)
	Programmed, maintained and documented city financial programs and municipal sewer and
 water utility billing data on an IBM System 34.