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Anna Vakulick has been named the interim vice provost for information technology, a key leadership role overseeing the university's central IT strategy and services. The appointment, effective April 1, sees Vakulick stepping up from her current position as Deputy Chief Information Officer.
In this interim capacity, Vakulick will provide executive direction for the information technology division, ensuring the continuity of critical services and strategic initiatives. Her responsibilities will encompass a broad portfolio, including enterprise systems, cybersecurity, academic technology support, and IT infrastructure across the university.
University officials expressed confidence in Vakulick's ability to guide the division during this period, citing her deep institutional knowledge and proven leadership within the IT organization. Her extensive experience in both the operational and strategic aspects of university technology made her the clear choice for this interim leadership position.
The appointment ensures stability and forward momentum for IT projects and services that are vital to the university's academic and administrative missions. A national search for a permanent vice provost is expected to commence in the near future.
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