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ICASIT Staff
ICASIT has a team of highly qualified graduate and undergraduate students
who work on the center's projects. Also, through relationships developed
with local school districts, ICASIT works with some high school students.
A unique feature of this involvement is that team members are given
specific,
deliverable projects for which they have direct responsibility. For example,
this web page was first a responsibility of Asmita Runge, who received
her MBA in May of 1998. Now it has been handed over to the current ICASIT
staff, and Lindsey Pouliin, ICASIT
manager. In the same way, multimedia kiosks, instructional development
projects and other assignments are
made in
the context of responsibility that inheres in each person. As a result
of
this approach to assigning responsibility the research associates at
ICASIT become very valuable resources to prospective employers.
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Lindsey is currently pursuing a Ph.D.
in Public Policy from George Mason University’s School of Public
Policy. She holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Pepperdine
University with concentrations in International Relations and Economics.
Lindsey worked for two years as a Project Manager for the Secretary
of the State of Connecticut, overseeing the File-It system for scanning
and indexing paper filed campaign finance reports. Her bachelor’s
degree is in government from Wesleyan University in Middletown,
CT.
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Soo Gwan is currently a Ph.D. student
in School of Public Policy at George Mason University. He is interested
in Social Welfare Policy Analysis and Evaluation related to the
disabled and low-income people. He is also concern about Digital
Divide, particularly
related to the disabled and low-income people. Before enrolling
in George Mason University, he taught Quantitative Analysis and
Advanced
Quantitative Analysis in Korea University for three years as a
Teaching Assistant. He holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration
from Korea University with concentrations in Social Welfare Policy
Analysis and Evaluation. His bachelor’s degree is in Public
Administration from University of Ulsan in Ulsan, South Korea.
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George
Bennett
gbennett@fcps.edu |
George has been teaching technology
classes for ten years as an Adjunct Professor at Strayer University
and five years at Pimmit
Hills Alternative High School. He
has a Bachelor of Arts in Theater and Television from Middle Tennessee
State
University.
His
Master's
degree is from George Mason in Telecommunications, a new multi-disciplinary
degree with an emphasis in Educational Technology. George does
Web layout, design and posting for Pimmit,
ICASIT and several other websites. When he is not
teaching or coding HTML, George is a Network Engineer at General
Electric, photographer,
singer,
and gyrocopter pilot.
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Jitendra Parajuli
jparajul@gmu.edu |
Jitendra is currently pursuing a PhD in Public Policy from the School of Public Policy at George Mason University. He holds a Master’s in Communications Technology from the University of Ulm, Germany and a Bachelors in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Kathmandu University, Nepal. Prior to joining the PhD program, he worked in Nepal, where he was involved in the academia and private companies. In addition, he also consulted for the Government of Nepal in the area of Information Technology policies. His research interests include digital divide, use of information and communications technologies in society, telecommunications policy, science and technology policy, and applications of technologies in organizations.
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