Committees & Organizations
Instructional and Research Librarian Search & Screen Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Member (2010)
The Search & Screen committee is responsible for reviewing employment applications, identifying qualified
candidates, conducting phone interview, conducting in person interviews, calling references, and
recommending final candidate.
Instructional Technologist Search & Screen Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Member (2010)
The Search & Screen committee is responsible for reviewing employment applications, identifying qualified
candidates, conducting phone interview, conducting in person interviews, calling references, and
recommending final candidate.
Leadership and Involvement Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Academic Staff Representative (2008 - Present)
The Leadership and Involvement Committee solicits candidates from among the eligible Academic Staff to
serve on elected and appointed committees, facilitates and oversees voting process, and submits results
to the Academic Staff Committee Chair. This committee also facilitates the retention of Academic Staff and
promotes/encourages leadership and involvement in Academic Staff governance.
Library and Instructional Technology Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Academic Staff Representative (2010 - Present)
The Library and Instructional Technology Committee represents the Faculty and Academic Staff in making
recommendations on policy matters pertaining to all units which are under the direction of the Chief
Information Officer and University Librarian.
Information Technology Advisory Committee
Moraine Park Technical College
Occupational Representative (2003 - Present)
The Moraine Park Technical College advisory committees are used to provide advice and counsel as well
as establish firm linkages between the community and each WTCS district. This industry-wide connection
enables the schools to draw upon the experiences of occupational representatives for the development and
maintenance of sound vocational, technical, and adult education offerings.
District Technology Committee
Berlin Area School District
Meeting Facilitator (2004-2008)
The District Technology Committee is used to guide the administrative team in technology needs for the
school district. The committee consists of representatives from each school building, the Director of
Instruction, and the Technology Department.
High School Technology Committee
Berlin High School
Meeting Facilitator (2004-2008)
The High School Technology Committee is used to make the Technology Department aware of technology
needs and concerns at the high school. These needs are then addressed at the District Technology
Committee meeting.
Middle School Technology Committee
Berlin Middle School
Committee Member (2004-2008)
The Middle School Technology Committee is used to make the Technology Department aware of
technology needs and concerns at the middle school. These needs are then addressed at the District
Technology Committee meeting.
Elementary School Technology Committee
Clay Lamberton Elementary
Committee Member (2004-2008)
The Elementary School Technology Committee is used to make the Technology Department aware of
technology needs and concerns for the elementary school. These needs are then addressed at the District
Technology Committee meeting.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Member (2010)
The Search & Screen committee is responsible for reviewing employment applications, identifying qualified
candidates, conducting phone interview, conducting in person interviews, calling references, and
recommending final candidate.
Instructional Technologist Search & Screen Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Member (2010)
The Search & Screen committee is responsible for reviewing employment applications, identifying qualified
candidates, conducting phone interview, conducting in person interviews, calling references, and
recommending final candidate.
Leadership and Involvement Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Academic Staff Representative (2008 - Present)
The Leadership and Involvement Committee solicits candidates from among the eligible Academic Staff to
serve on elected and appointed committees, facilitates and oversees voting process, and submits results
to the Academic Staff Committee Chair. This committee also facilitates the retention of Academic Staff and
promotes/encourages leadership and involvement in Academic Staff governance.
Library and Instructional Technology Committee
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Academic Staff Representative (2010 - Present)
The Library and Instructional Technology Committee represents the Faculty and Academic Staff in making
recommendations on policy matters pertaining to all units which are under the direction of the Chief
Information Officer and University Librarian.
Information Technology Advisory Committee
Moraine Park Technical College
Occupational Representative (2003 - Present)
The Moraine Park Technical College advisory committees are used to provide advice and counsel as well
as establish firm linkages between the community and each WTCS district. This industry-wide connection
enables the schools to draw upon the experiences of occupational representatives for the development and
maintenance of sound vocational, technical, and adult education offerings.
District Technology Committee
Berlin Area School District
Meeting Facilitator (2004-2008)
The District Technology Committee is used to guide the administrative team in technology needs for the
school district. The committee consists of representatives from each school building, the Director of
Instruction, and the Technology Department.
High School Technology Committee
Berlin High School
Meeting Facilitator (2004-2008)
The High School Technology Committee is used to make the Technology Department aware of technology
needs and concerns at the high school. These needs are then addressed at the District Technology
Committee meeting.
Middle School Technology Committee
Berlin Middle School
Committee Member (2004-2008)
The Middle School Technology Committee is used to make the Technology Department aware of
technology needs and concerns at the middle school. These needs are then addressed at the District
Technology Committee meeting.
Elementary School Technology Committee
Clay Lamberton Elementary
Committee Member (2004-2008)
The Elementary School Technology Committee is used to make the Technology Department aware of
technology needs and concerns for the elementary school. These needs are then addressed at the District
Technology Committee meeting.
| Committees |
| Professional Organizations |
WEMTA
Wisconsin Educational Media and Technology Association
Member
WEMTA is an independent professional association serving school library media and instructional
technology professionals. WEMTA is committed to providing leadership and professional growth
opportunities to promote quality learning and information access to meet the needs of our educational
community.
ISTE
Insternational Society for Technology in Education
Member
The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is the trusted source for professional
development, knowledge generation, advocacy, and leadership for innovation. A nonprofit membership
organization, ISTE provides leadership and service to improve teaching, learning, and school leadership
by advancing the effective use of technology in PK–12 and teacher education. Home of the National
Educational Technology Standards (NETS), the Center for Applied Research in Educational Technology
(CARET), and the National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), ISTE represents more than
85,000 professionals worldwide. We support our members with information, networking opportunities,
and guidance as they face the challenge of transforming education.
ACTE
Association for Career and Technical Education
Member
The Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) is the largest national education
association dedicated to the advancement of education that prepares youth and adults for careers. This
area offers information about the history, mission and structure of ACTE, as well as details on our
annual awards program.
WACTE
Wisconsin Association for Career & Technical Education
Member
The Wisconsin Association for Career and Technical Education is a professional organization of over
1000 teachers, counselors, school administrators, teacher educators, support staff, and
business/industry partners.
Wisconsin Educational Media and Technology Association
Member
WEMTA is an independent professional association serving school library media and instructional
technology professionals. WEMTA is committed to providing leadership and professional growth
opportunities to promote quality learning and information access to meet the needs of our educational
community.
ISTE
Insternational Society for Technology in Education
Member
The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is the trusted source for professional
development, knowledge generation, advocacy, and leadership for innovation. A nonprofit membership
organization, ISTE provides leadership and service to improve teaching, learning, and school leadership
by advancing the effective use of technology in PK–12 and teacher education. Home of the National
Educational Technology Standards (NETS), the Center for Applied Research in Educational Technology
(CARET), and the National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), ISTE represents more than
85,000 professionals worldwide. We support our members with information, networking opportunities,
and guidance as they face the challenge of transforming education.
ACTE
Association for Career and Technical Education
Member
The Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) is the largest national education
association dedicated to the advancement of education that prepares youth and adults for careers. This
area offers information about the history, mission and structure of ACTE, as well as details on our
annual awards program.
WACTE
Wisconsin Association for Career & Technical Education
Member
The Wisconsin Association for Career and Technical Education is a professional organization of over
1000 teachers, counselors, school administrators, teacher educators, support staff, and
business/industry partners.
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