UIS Leadership Team
H. David Lambert
Vice President for Information Services and Chief Information Officer
H.
David Lambert is the first Vice President for Information Services and Chief
Information Officer (VP/CIO) at Georgetown University. Holding the VP/CIO position since
early 1998, David has successfully moved the University forward in the strategic
application of information technology across a wide range of university programs
and services.
His leadership efforts have focused on deployment of an advanced technology
infrastructure, modern information systems, and responsive technology support
services. Under David's direction, Georgetown has taken an active role in regional
technology activities such as the Mid-Atlantic
Crossroads (MAX), a regional advanced Internet consortium, and national
higher education technology initiatives such as Internet2
and the Common Solutions Group.
Our VP/CIO was recruited to Georgetown University from Cornell University, where
he served as Vice President for Information Technology. Prior to joining Cornell
in 1989, David held several technical and leadership positions at Indiana University,
Bloomington. David’s background includes a B.A. in Political Science from
West Virginia University (1971) and doctoral studies in Political Science at
Indiana University, Bloomington (1972-1976). He also holds the Professional
Manager Certificate from Indiana University's Graduate School of Business.
David has held a number of leadership positions in higher education technology
associations, including service as Board Chairman of the New
York State Research and Education Network (NYSERNet). He currently serves
on the board of the National Association of
College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), represents Georgetown
University as Trustee of the Southeastern Universities
Research Association (SURA), and serves on the Planning and Policy Board
for the University Corporation for
Advanced Internet Development (UCAID). David had also influenced the higher
education discussion on Collaborative
Open Source Software Development as a featured speaker at the EDUCAUSE 2004
Conference and an EDUCAUSE Live!
webcast in February 2005.
David is married, has one child, and lives in Bethesda, Maryland.
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