| Contact |
Mailing Address: Computing Center, 1212-University of Oregon, Eugene, OR
97403-1212
Office Telephone: 541-346-1702
FAX: 541-346-4397
E-mail Address: hugi@oregon.uoregon.edu
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| Education |
University of Oregon: MS in Computer Science, Business Administration,
and Education; 1971
University of Connecticut: BS in Business Administration (Marketing); 1965
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| Professional Experience |
Associate Vice President for Information Services –
University of Oregon – 2001-present
Director, Computing Center – University of Oregon
– 1994-01
Director, Computing Services – University of Oregon
Computing Center – 1979-94
Director, User Services – University of Oregon
Computing Center – 1974-79
Instructor, Department of Computer Science – University
of Oregon – 1971-79
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| Affiliations |
- EDUCAUSE
- Board member, 2000-present
- Excellence
in Campus Networking Award Committee
- Chair, 1999-2000
- Member, 1997-2000
- Internet2/UCAID
- Network
Planning and Policy Advisory Council
- Member, 2001-present
- Northwest Academic Computing Consortium
(NWACC):
- Chair, 1999-present
- Board member, 1994-present
- Executive committee, 1995-present
- Vice Chair, 1996-1999
- Oregon Telecommunications Forum
Council (OTFC)
- Appointed by Governor Kitzhaber,
1998-2000
- Southern
Willamette Research Corridor (SWRC):
- Telecommunications subcommittee, 1995-present
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| National Recognition |
| As Associate Vice President Information Services, I continue
to pursue the goal of providing world-class computing and networking support for the primary
instruction, research, and administration programs at the University of Oregon. Under my
leadership, the Computing Center has been recognized for its remarkable achievements in
these areas, winning three prestigious national awards in 1996-97: |
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CAUSE Award for Excellence in Campus Networking: CAUSE, the association for managing
and using information resources in higher education, presented UO with its annual Award
for Excellence in Campus Networking and CAUSE96, the group’s annual conference, in
December 1996. The UO garnered first-place honors in the national competition, surpassing
its peers in the classification of institutions with operating budgets over $100 million.
The previous year’s winner in this category was Cornell University, with a budget 10
times the UO.
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NII Networking Award: The Computing Center was recognized by the National
Information Infrastructure in September 1996 as a semifinalist in the competition for
their annual networking award in the "Public Access" category for the UO’s
contribution to the design, deployment, and administration of the Lane Education Network.
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Yahoo!’s "America’s 100 Most-Wired Colleges" Award: The UO was
recognized by this World Wide Web search engine designer as one of the six
"most-wired" campuses in the U.S. (Cited in USA Today, April 9, 1997.)
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