Jason E. Johnson
Education:
Master of Science in Management, Indiana Wesleyan University
Thesis Title: The Creation and Implementation of a Positive Change Strategy for the Liberty Industrial Finishes Corporation.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Indiana Wesleyan University
Professional Certifications:
IC3 certification. Certiport.com. (2009)
Network+ certification from Comptia.org. COMPTIA is the leading association representing the international technology community. (2006) Comptia Career ID No. COMP001000204717
A+ certification from Comptia.org. (2002) Comptia Career ID No. COMP001000204717
Relevant Professional Experience:
Instructional Technologist, School of Graduate and Professional Studies (SGAPS), LeTourneau University. 2100 S. Mobberly Ave, Longview TX. 75604. www.letu.edu
My duties include supporting all technologies related to instruction for SGAPS. This support includes training faculty on programs such as Blackboard, Panopto and Adobe Connect. I am also responsible for supporting the information technology team during upgrades to Blackboard.
Adjunct Faculty - School of Business, Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, Richmond. August 2010 to present. www.ivytech.edu
Adjunct Faculty, Kaplan University (Online), New York, NY. Fall 2007 to Present.
Faculty load includes: Introduction to Microcomputers, Networking Fundamentals, Academic Success for IT professionals and Operating Systems. www.kaplan.edu
Program Chair/Assistant Professor - Business Administration, School of Business, Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, Richmond, IN. May 2007 to August 2010. www.ivytech.edu
My duties included teaching up to three online/in class courses each spring and fall. I advised a student body of over 150 business administration students. I was directly responsible for one full time faculty member and up to ten adjunct faculty members during each semester.
I served as the Ivy Tech statewide curriculum chair. This position is responsible for coordinating and managing all curriculum changes to the statewide business administration program. The statewide curriculum committee is made up of fourteen regional members.
Faculty courses includes:
Introduction to Business
Principles of Management
Case Problems in Business (Strategic Mang)
Business Development
Organizational Behavior
Business Ethics & Social Responsibility
Personal Finance
Principles of Marketing
Windows Server 2000/2003.
Windows XP/Vista.
Information Security.
Intro. Network - Network+.
A+ Certification courses.
Advanced Operating Systems – Linux.
Advanced Operating Systems – Linux.
Assistant Professor - Computer Information Systems and Computer Information Technology, Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, Richmond, IN. Fall 2004 to May 2007.
Faculty load included:
Introduction to Microcomputers.
Information Systems Fundamentals.
Windows Server 2003.
Information Systems Fundamentals.
Windows Server 2003.
Windows Client.
Computer Security.
Network+.
Cisco Networking Courses.
A+ Certification courses.
HTML Website Design.
A+ Certification courses.
HTML Website Design.
Advanced Operating Systems – Linux.
Additionally, I was the Advisor for the Student Computer Club from August 2004 to May 2009
Chairperson for statewide Business Administration Curriculum Committee. Spring 2009 to present. This two year assignment was responsible for coordinating curriculum for the state’s 14 regional campuses. The committee meets bi-annually to approve curriculum changes for the Business Administration programs.
Faculty Advisor to the Veterans Student Group. August 2009 to August 2010. This co-chair position is responsible for advising the student veteran group that was formed in 2009. Responsibilities include attending student meetings, advising veteran students and providing liaison support for students with the college.
Faculty Advisor to the Student Computer Association. Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, Richmond. Fall 2004 to May 2009. www.ivytech.edu. I was responsible for guiding students in proper college procedures as they met in their student group. I helped the student coordinate LAN parties, support of other student activities and computer support to local non-profit companies.
Adjunct Faculty, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion, IN. 2005 to Spring 2008.
Faculty load included: Introduction to Microcomputers & Networking. http://www.indwes.edu/
Adjunct Faculty, Oakland City University, New Castle IN. Correctional Facility. Fall 2005 to Spring 2008. http://www.oak.edu/
Faculty load included:
Introduction to Microcomputers
Computer Repair
Networking Fundamentals
Business Statistics
Macro/Micro Economics
Introduction to Business
Principles of Management
Adjunct Faculty, Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana , Richmond
Advanced Operating Systems – Linux
Introduction to Microcomputers
Windows 2000 Server
Windows Networking
Network & Computer Systems Consultant, D&L Industrial Finishes, Liberty , Indiana
I was contracted as a server/network systems consultant and I supported the upgrade/design and implementation of the company LAN. The upgrade consisted of installing (2) Windows 2000 file servers, (1) Citrix Metaframe server, wireless access points, and reconfiguration of (10) desktops. I also facilitated the training of the employees on basic computer application skills. I also supported the specification and installation/integration of a new network printer/copier.
Computer Systems Analyst/Help Desk Support, Stride Rite Corporation, Customer Service Center, Richmond, Indiana. July 2001 to December 2003.
I returned to work for the Stride Rite Customer Service Center
Manager of Information Systems, Palladium-Item, Gannett Corporation, Richmond, Indiana. March 2000 to July 2001.
I was responsible for the direct supervision of three computer support technicians. I was directly responsible for the management of all computer systems operations in the newspaper. The systems included – an AS400 server, Email system, Windows NT4.0 server and Windows 2000 server. I was responsible for the supervision and maintenance of a Linux OS photographic archive server and the production servers for the newsroom and advertising department.
Indiana Army National Guard, Rank of Sergeant (E5), September 1998 to August 2001.
I served in the 76th Brigade S1 unit during this time as an E5. My administrative duties were directly related to the support of combat training for the 76th Brigade.
Help Desk Support Technician, Stride Rite Corporation’s Customer Service Center, Richmond, Indiana.
From June 1997 to March 2000, I worked as a Help Desk Technician. In this role, I was responsible for the computer support of over 120 users. This support included MS windows 95/98/200, Novell 4.11 administration and MS Exchange 5.5 - Outlook 98/2000 support and training. I also successfully supported the installation of Microsoft Exchange, Windows 2000 and Outlook at the Richmond Customer Service Center
Financial Analyst/Facilities Manager, The Stride Rite Corporation’s Customer Service Center, Richmond, Indiana. April 1995 to June 1997.
I was directly responsible for the coordination and administration of a $3,500,000 budget. My duties included the timely interpretation and delivery of accurate financial information to the Customer Service Center Leadership Team. I also automated the financial tracking system for the Stride Rite Customer Service Center
Senior Accounting Analyst, United States Marine Corps - Rank of Sergeant, E5- MOS 3451. From September 1985 to March 1995, I served as an Accounting Analyst in the United States Marine Corps. I obtained the rank of Sergeant before leaving the service to focus more time on my family. During my service I developed, tested and implemented an automated tracking system using Lotus 123. This program assisted the 3rd Marine Division Comptroller in the tracking and return of business related travel advance dollars which helped to recover over $32,000 in a three-year period. I was also responsible for training various unit supply clerks on proper accounting procedures. In my last duty station I was responsible for the direct supervision of two junior marines.
Professional Development:
Academy for Instructional Excellence. Ivy Tech Community College, September 2008 to March 2009
The central theme of the Academy is the improvement of instruction and pride in teaching. The approach is personal and draws on the talents and expertise brought to the Academy by the participants themselves. Throughout the seminar, participants share their teaching experiences and focus on instructional issues, concepts, and ethics. Graduates of the Academy come to view teaching as an art as well as a profession.
Online Training Course: Student Academic Honesty. Indiana Wesleyan University. July 2007
Leadership Academy, Ivy Tech Community College. September 2006 to March 2007. The Ivy Tech Leadership Academy Ivy Tech Leadership Academy
United States Marine Corps, Staff Noncommissioned Officers Career Nonresident Program, M.C.A.S., Cherry Point, N.C., September 1991. The Staff NCO nonresident course taught advanced principles of leadership, military history and military planning principles.
United States Marine Corps, Noncommissioned Officers Basic Course, M.C.A.S., Cherry Point, N.C., March 1991. The NCO basic course taught principles of leadership, military history, teamwork and public speaking.
Professional Recognition:
President’s Award for Excellence in Instruction, Ivy Tech Community College, July 2008.
The President's Award for Excellence in Instruction is presented annually to a faculty member from each of the fourteen regions of the College and is an effort to recognize faculty who typify excellence in instruction and in representing the mission of Ivy Tech.
Army Commendation Medal, Indiana Army National Guard, July 1999. For meritorious service while serving with HQ, 76th Brigade.
Associate of the Year, The Stride Rite Corporation, Customer Service Center , Richmond , Indiana
Navy Commendation Medal, United States Marine Corps, January 1995. For meritorious service while stationed with 3rd Marine Division HQ in Okinawa, Japan.
First Place “Local” and Fourth Place “District” in Graphics Communications Competition, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Pine Tree High School, Longview, Texas. February 1984.
Community Service:
Junior Achievement of Indiana. I volunteered to teach JA 1996 to 2010. I have presented in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grades annually.
Hagerstown Church of the Nazarene - Board Member, Treasurer and Website administrator,. June 2004 to 2010. I currently maintain the church website (www.hagerstownnazarene.org).
Girls’ Inc. of Richmond, Indiana. I worked with my students from Ivy Tech CC to run networking cabling, repair pc’s, setup wireless networking and setup an ad-hoc network. Fall of 2005 and Spring of 2006. I also provide support when needed.
Executive Board Member, Main Street Richmond-Wayne County. May 1995 to December 1997.
