William H. Graves, Ph.D.
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Dr. William H. Graves is Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and
Chief Academic Officer for Collegis. His perspective derives from
over 30 years of experience in higher education. He is recognized
for his leadership in encouraging the systemic use of technology in
the educational process. Graves has given hundreds of invited
presentations at conferences and on campuses, advised hundreds of
colleges and universities, and published more than 60 articles on
technology-in-education themes. He is a member of the board of
directors of the Instructional Management Systems Global Learning
Consortium, a past member of the boards of EDUCAUSE and CAUSE, and
is on the Advisory Board for the Center for Academic Transformation
funded by the Pew Trust. He helped launch Internet2 and EDUCAUSE’s
National Learning Infrastructure Initiative and still chairs the
NLII planning committee. Graves earned his mathematics doctorate at
Indiana University. He joined the faculty of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and served there also as dean for general
education, interim academic officer, senior information technology
officer, and founder and director of the Institute for Academic
Technology, a University partnership with IBM. He became Professor
Emeritus of Mathematics upon leaving the University with his
Institute colleagues to join Collegis.
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