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Information Services ExecutiveThe Information Services Executive consists of:
Philip Kent: University Librarian Where Based: Level 4, Baillieu Library Background:Philip joined The University of Melbourne in March 2009. He commenced his career 30 years ago in academic libraries in Brisbane. He subsequently spent 20 years in CSIRO where his diverse roles included libraries, IT, knowledge and information management, risk and audit.
Sendur Kathir: Director Information Technology & CIO Where Based: Level 2, 258 Queensberry St
Peter Sack : Director, Infrastructure Services Where Based: 258 Queensberry St
Background: Peter has had a substantive involvement and influence as a key manager responsible for infrastructure and operational services with the Victorian Government Infrastructure Services from 2004 to the present. He was integral in producing the Shared Services Centre strategy, providing the roadmap and guiding direction for all future Facilities and Data Centre infrastructure decisions and initiatives. Peter is highly experienced in shared ICT services provision, team building and the creation of an environment of trust, enabling achievement of organisational and personal goals. Peter has a Bachelor of Business (Computing) from Deakin University.
Michael Carolan : Director, Application Services Where Based: Level 2, 258 Queensberry St
Jenny Ellis : Deputy University Librarian & Director, Scholarly Information Where Based: Level 4, Baillieu Library Role: Jenny is responsible for leading and managing the Scholarly Information program of the University Library. As Director, she provides leadership in the formation of strategy, policy and frameworks for the delivery of scholarly information services. Scholarly Information encompasses Library and Student IT support, resource discovery, information literacy, research support services and the effective use of ICT to enhance teaching and learning, management of teaching spaces and online learning environments. Background: Jenny has had a long association with the University of Melbourne in several different roles. After graduating BA (Hons), Jenny taught in the History department at the University for some years, acting as a Tutor, Lecturer and postgraduate research student. Some years later, Jenny qualified as a professional librarian and has since gained broad experience across the University Library. Jenny has also developed expertise in the administration of copyright compliance in the University environment. In 2004, Jenny accepted an appointment as Copyright Officer in the Faculty of Arts and subsequently returned to Information Services to assume responsibility for the management of the University Copyright Office. Jenny has postgraduate qualifications in Intellectual Property Law.
Donna McRostie : Director, Information Management Where Based: Level 4, Baillieu Library Role: Donna’s role is to provide University-wide direction and leadership in the University’s enterprise information, both scholarly and corporate, to support the University’s staff and students, and where appropriate, the broader community. Background: Donna commenced her career her as a Library Assistant at the University of South Australia. In 1989 after moving to Melbourne she started in a casual role in the University of Melbourne which led to a continuing position in the Records section in 1990. Donna has since worked in a number of roles in the records and archival profession within the University and its affiliates including becoming the Manager Records Services in 2000. Donna is a professionally qualified Records Manager and Archivist and has a Graduate Diploma in Information Management and Graduate Certificate of University Management.
Jock Murphy : Director, Collections Where Based: Level 4, Baillieu Library Role: Jock is responsible for leading and managing the Collections Program of the Background: From 1980 to 1991 Jock held the positions of Curator of Maps and then Curator of Australiana at the University Library. He then moved to the State Library of Victoria where he was appointed to the position of Manuscripts Librarian. During his time in that position he played a significant role in managing the acquisition of a wide variety of heritage material for the State Collection, much of it of national importance. He was also responsible for managing relationships with many external stakeholders and donors. In 2006 he was appointed to the position of Collection Services Manager with responsibility for the management of the State Library’s heritage collections. He holds a Bachelor of Economics and Graduate Diplomas in Librarianship and in Management and was appointed to his current position in 2008. |
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