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Technology Support Groups
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2020-2021 TLTR Members
TLTR members are appointed by the UAS Provost, Dr. Karen Carey, and represent students, faculty, staff, and University departments. Current members are listed below. You can send an e-mail to any TLTR member by clicking on their e-mail address.

Kimberly Matsuura Academic Support & Testing Center Supervisor / CIOS Adjunct Faculty Phone: 228-4507 Email: kcschulte@alaska.edu Learning and Testing Center Paul Bldg, Ketchikan Campus Ketchikan Campus Education Associate of Arts from Seattle Central Community College Bachelor of Science in Business Management from University of Alabama Birmingham Courses Taught CIOS 100, CIOS 101A & 101B, CIOS 110A, CIOS 105, CIOS 132A, CIOS 135, CIOS 193A, ACCT 100 and ACCT 222 Biography Kimberly Schulte has been teaching and working in computer/technology related fields throughout the past 10 years. After completing a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Management at the University of Alabama, Kimberly worked for several years in Business Management. In the evenings Kimberly managed the computer lab at UAS-Ketchikan and was hired as Computer Lab Instructional Technician in 2003. Today she supports UAS faculty, students, & staff with technology needs. Currently Kimberly supervises the Ketchikan campus Computer Lab, Testing Center, Academic Support, and is an Adjunct instructor for Computer Literacy, Word and Excel courses. Kimberly has lived in New Mexico, Washington, & Alabama, but has spent most of her life in Ketchikan. She has traveled to all of the continental United States, been to a handful of European Countries, attended school in Japan on the exchange program, and vacationed several times in South American countries. Kimberly is married and has two children that add vibrancy to her life.
Susie Feero Associate Professor, Health Information Management Phone: 747-9477 Email: skfeero@alaska.edu Career Education: Health Sciences Sitka Campus Education B.A. University of Hawaii - Hilo M.Ed. University of Alaska Southeast
Cody Bennett Manager of User Services Phone: 796-6116 Email: cjbennett@alaska.edu I.T. Services Juneau Campus http://uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk
John Ingman Instructional Designer Phone: (907) 747-7725 Email: jfingmanjr@alaska.edu 204, Sitka Campus Education B.S. Music, University of Oregon MS Instructional Design, Quinnipiac University Other Supports faculty in design and development of e-Learning courses.
Virgil G. Fredenberg Professor of Education Phone: 796-6082 Email: vgfredenberg@alaska.edu Alaska College of Education Hendrickson Annex, 101C, Juneau Campus Juneau Campus http://www.uas.alaska.edu/education/ Education Ed. D, M.S., B.S. - Montana State University Biography Dr. Fredenberg enjoys helping teachers become better math teachers using the latest research-based methods of teaching mathematics and technology. He is in his 18th year at UAS. He is a member of the ACTM Board of Directors; the NCTM; and Pi Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honorary. Other Program Coordinator: M.Ed and Graduate Certificate, Mathematics Education
Marnie Chapman Professor of Biology Phone: 747-7702 Email: mdchapman@alaska.edu Arts and Sciences - Natural Sciences Sitka Campus Education M.S. Biology University of St. Joseph (Focus: Human Biology) 2008 M.A. Biology Humboldt State University (Focus: Intertidal Biology) 1992 B.A. Zoology Humboldt State University 1983 Graduate coursework at Friday Harbor Laboratory and Bamfield Marine Station Special Recognition: UA President’s Award for Outstanding Distance Educator in Alaska (2001) UAS Faculty Excellence Award Sitka Campus (2012) Courses Taught BIOL 111 Human Anatomy & Physiology I BIOL 112 Human Anatomy & Physiology II Past Courses Taught: Microbiology, Natural History of Alaska, Intertidal Biology, General Biology, Biology & Society, General Zoology, Alaska Naturalist Program; Science for K-8 Teachers Biography I’m originally from Northern California and lived in Bethel and Skagway before moving to Sitka in 1992. I enjoy helping students build a firm foundation in the topic that will serve them well in their careers. I am active in the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS). As part of HAPS I helped develop standards for undergraduate human anatomy and physiology courses taught in the US and Canada. I am committed to quality eLearning opportunities and developed and delivered the first distance science courses offered by UAS. As Sitka’s lab director I currently help oversee the lab support portion of UAS Sitka Distance Science courses which have grown to involve multiple faculty members and currently serve over 200 students each semester. I believe it is important to give back to my community by doing what I can to enrich science literacy, assist in community-based scientific research, and help create science-related opportunities for everyone, especially K-12 students. Community Projects: Served as an invited researcher for Scientist in the Schools programs at elementary, middle, and high school levels. Helped establish science clubs at the local elementary and middle school that give kids a chance to interact with scientists and collect data for meaningful research projects. Found opportunities for K-12 students to meet and work with scientists from the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, UCSF, UAF and Project Budburst. Assisted with marine invertebrate identification for community BioBlitzes and provided intertidal ecology expertise for many community organizations. Involved in a project to revisit historical work done in Sitka by Ed (Doc) Ricketts and link it to modern intertidal survey protocols. I am particularly interested in the ecology and functional anatomy of intertidal organisms, especially with respect to predator-prey relationships. I am also very involved in marine invasive issues and research, particularly with respect to invasive tunicates. I am a member of the Alaska Marine Invasive Species subcommittee and the Didemnum vexillum Rapid Response Team.
Jonas Lamb Associate Professor of Library and Information Science, Public Services Librarian Phone: 796-6440 Email: j.lamb@alaska.edu Egan Library Egan Library, Room 202, Juneau Campus Juneau Campus http://www.uas.alaska.edu/library Education M.F.A., Creative Writing & Literary Arts: Poetry, University of Alaska Anchorage (2018) M.S., Library and Information Sciences, Drexel University (2008) B.A., General Studies, University of Michigan (2003) Publications Lamb, J. (2018). “Let’s begin at the end: How a campus bookstore closure set the wheels in motion for a hybrid OER project” in Kristi Jensen & Shane Nackerud [Eds.], The Evolution of Affordable Content Efforts in the Higher Education Environment: Programs, Case Studies, and Examples. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing Services. https://doi.org/10.24926/86666.0101 Lamb, J. (2018). What Turtle Blood Tastes Like (Unpublished masters thesis). University of Alaska Anchorage, Anchorage, Alaska. Affiliations American Library Association, member Association of College and Research Libraries, member Alaska Library Association, member American Association of University Professors, member Courses Taught Humanities 120 Humanities 491- One Campus, One Book Internship (org supervisor) Library and Information Literacy Instruction in Natural Sciences and Health Sciences courses Library and Information Literacy Instruction in Humanities and Education courses (interim) Biography When not juggling work, kids, poems, and 100 year old houses, Jonas enjoys skiing, softball, hockey, hiking, kayaking and turning the up the volume. Other One Campus One Book Committee, Chair (AY15-Present), Co-Chair (AY13-AY14) UAS Alt-Textbook and Open Educational Resources Project coordinator (AY15-Present) First Year Experience Committee (AY15-Present) Library Liaison to School of Career Education and Natural Sciences Department. (AY13-Present) Interim Library Liaison to School of Education (Summer Semester Only) Interim Library Liaison to Humanities Department (AY16, Fall)
Paulette Schirmer Assistant Professor of Accounting Phone: 907-790-6363 Email: pmschirmer@alaska.edu Arts and Sciences - Business & Public Administration Juneau Campus Hours Tuesday, Wednesday: 1:30–4:30 p.m.