Jeff McNeill

Resume

Aug 17th, 2008 by jeffmcneill

93 S. Jackson Street, 7719, Seattle, WA 98104-2818 USA

University lecturer, network engineer, phd student - teaches organizational communication, innovation, marketing - develops web-based knowledge management tools
Six years designing, preparing, and teaching undergraduate university courses in the School of Communication and College of Business
Five years total and two years executive-level experience in management of student organizations in large public universities
Five years of progressive responsibility designing, deploying and optimizing corporate communications data networks, email, web, database, and digital libraries
Research interests in the development and diffusion of curriculum innovations in higher education, including web, wireless, virtual worlds, augmented reality and serious games

PhD, Communication and Information Sciences, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2009 (anticipated)
MS, Information Management and Systems, University of California, Berkeley, 2001
MCSE, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (963862), Microsoft Corporation, 1998
BA, Interdisciplinary Studies (Magna Cum Laude), University of California, Berkeley, 1994

2001 - Present, Graduate Assistant, University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Prepared and taught 8 different courses (over 20 sections) in data networking, web engineering, organizational communication, innovation and organizational change, public relations and marketing. Continual innovation of course content and structure for increased rigor and relevance. Consistent statistically significant positive course evaluations.
1997 - 2000, Network Analyst, Network Engineer, Dolby Laboratories
- Designed and deployed an international network services infrastructure and a suite of networked application systems with distributed security, including email, intranet, and developer support.
1994 - 1997, User Support Specialist, Help Desk Manager, Network Analyst, Grubb and Ellis Company
- Managed and extended nationwide email infrastructure. Managed corporate network and nationwide office support operations. Maintained in-house application development environment.

2005 - 2006, Treasurer, University of Hawaii Board of Publications
- Oversight of $750,000 budget and direct involvement in operational reorganization, including technology upgrades, workflow optimization, policy change, and process outsourcing. Set course for largely successful, though bumpy turn-around, with savings of approximately $200,000 per year in student fees, stemming a long-term slide into insolvency.
2003 - 2004, President, University of Hawaii Graduate Student Organization
- Increased membership by 20% (1,000 additional members), increased graduate student research funding by 60%, doubled participation in the graduate assembly and executive council, staffed nearly 50 campus committees, revamped policy.

2003 - 2004, Columbia Communications ARCS Scholarship in Telecommunications and Computer Science, ARCS Foundation
1999 - 2000, UC Regents’ Scholarship, University of California, Berkeley
1994, Phi Beta Kappa membership, Phi Beta Kappa