Harper Johnson
Vice Chancellor & Chief Information Officer
The Office of the Vice Chancellor and CIO provides strategic direction for the use of information technology at the University and executive management of the unified IT organization. The Information Technology Division, which is comprised of Enterprise Application Services, Campus Partnerships, IT Infrastructure, operates under the leadership of Vice Chancellor and CIO Harper Johnson.
Alain Bouit
Chief Information Security Officer,
Information Security
The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) provides leadership and coordination for the University’s Information Security Program and leads the Information Security Team. This team is in charge of designing, implementing, and maintaining a comprehensive and holistic cybersecurity security program to protect the University’s information resources.
Gohar Tovbis
Assistant Vice Chancellor,
Enterprise Application Services
Enterprise Application Services (EAS) delivers high-quality, innovative software solutions that support the University's core operations and enhance services through custom development. EAS provides end-to-end support, from consultation and implementation to ongoing maintenance, while upholding values of quality, integrity, engagement, and inclusion.
Elizabeth Parker
Assistant Vice Chancellor,
IT Budget and Administrative Operations
The IT Budget and Administrative Operations team consists of both the fiscal responsibilities specific to IT as well as the IT Project Management Office.
Dan Fischer
Assistant Vice Chancellor,
IT Customer Services
IT Customer Service aligns and establishes collaborative, strategic partnerships with academic and administrative units, unifying IT staff through efficient and effective support structures.
Director,
IT Network Operations
Network Operations offers a wide range of IT expertise to operate and support the university's wired, WiFi networks and voice infrastructure.
Greg Reese
Director,
IT Systems
IT Systems oversees the health and operation of the DU's computing infrastructure in support of the University's education, research and business objectives. IT Systems is comprised of three units: IT Systems Operations, IT Data Center Services, and Digital and Technology Solutions.