Don has an extensive background in emerging technologies and standards-based computing with more than 20 years experience with higher education.  He began his career with Apple Computer Inc., in their Systems Engineering group.  He has been leading university IT teams at the University of Chicago, Marquette University and MIAD.  Today Don leads the Auxiliary Services IT team at The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

As a featured speaker Don has presented to multiple organizations and audiences including the American Library Association, Marquette University’s Business School and Graduate Program in Computer Science.  Don has taught at Northwestern University’s Technology in Learning and Teaching (TiLT) program and the Continuing Education Programs at Marquette and MIAD.

Don has served as a previous co-chair of WiscNet’s Internet2 Working Group and moderated the Internet2 session: Integrating Art Into the Teaching of Math, Science and other Disciplines enabled by Internet2 at the 2007 Future Technologies Conference in Madison Wisconsin.  This session included HD video conferencing from Madison to The Cleveland Museum of Art.  He also moderated an unconference for High Definition video over IP for Distance Learning at BrainStorm 10.0 at the Wisconsin Dells.

Don is a graduate from The University of Toledo.

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