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Academic Technology and Extended Learning (ATEL)

ATEL is the umbrella organization for seven groups including Academic Information Systems & Development, Academic Technology & Media Production, CITT, Continuing & Professional Education, CU Online, National Learning Center and University Web Services.

Bob Tolsma

Bob Tolsma

Assistant Vice Chancellor
303-315-3701
Robert.Tolsma@ucdenver.edu

After graduate work at the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, The Catholic University of America, and the University of Pittsburgh, Bob was a faculty member at Empire State College, Associate Dean at the University of Maine-Augusta, and Vice Provost and CIO at University of Minnesota-Rochester before coming to UC Denver in 2000. Initially in his role as a faculty member he found a passion in understanding the roll of technology in discovery and innovation, its capacity to improve learning, and to make education more widely available. “Who wouldn’t love a job where you have a chance to push the boundaries of higher education and help students reach their dreams?”

Brian Cradick

Brian Cradick

Data Reporting and Analysis
303-315-3867
Brian.Cradick@ucdenver.edu

Brian came to ATEL from the corporate world where he spent 13 years, the last six of which he spent applying what he learned at UCD where he received his M.S. in Information Systems. Brian is continuing in the Data Reporting and Analysis role now in such areas as Course and Enrollment Tracking, CRM, BlackBoard and eCollege reporting. Brian received his undergraduate degree from Indiana University and he is a big Hoosier fan.

Kim Penoyer

Kim Penoyer

Online Program Development Coordinator
303-315-3697
Kim.Penoyer@ucdenver.edu

 

Kim started her career at UCD in 1994 as an intern in the Public Relations department while completing her MBA. She then became Executive Director of the Continuing Engineering Education Program for the Engineering department at UCD and Director of CU at Interlocken for the CU System. In 2005 she began working for CU Online as its Online Program Development Coordinator. She loves this position because she has the opportunity to support faculty with development grants and coordinating training opportunities for them.

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