After a national search, UCF selected Matthew Hall as its new vice president for information technology and chief information officer in January of 2021.
The vice president for information technology and CIO provides executive leadership and strategic vision for the institution’s information technology infrastructure, assets, and services. This executive works collaboratively with the university community, including faculty and staff members and university leaders to leverage technological innovations to support research and instruction while also improving administrative systems and business processes.
UCF’s Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
Search Committee
Co-Chairs
- Jeff Moore
- Dean, UCF College of Arts and Humanities
Committee Members
- Rhonda Bishop
- Vice President for Compliance, Ethics and Risk
- Tom Cavanaugh
- Vice Provost for Digital Learning, Academic Affairs
- Michael Duong
- Associate Vice President, Health and Information Technology, AHSC
- Michael Georgiopoulos
- Dean, College of Engineering and Computer Science
- Elizabeth Klonoff
- Vice President for Research and Dean, College of Graduate Studies
- Kathy Mitchell
- Associate Vice President, Financial Affairs
- DeLaine Priest
- Associate Vice Provost, Student Success and Advising, Academic Affairs
- Oscar Rodriguez
- Executive in Residence, College of Engineering (Alumni & Foundation)
- Chris Vakhordjian
- Chief Information Security Officer, UCFIT
- Mel Stanfill
- Assistant Professor, Text & Tech, Faculty Senate Representative
- Eduardo Mucciolo
- Chair of Physics Department, Faculty Senate Representative
- Christine Rivera
- Administrative Assistant I, RO, USPS Staff Council Representative
- Stephanie Blanco
- SGA Vice President, Student Government Representative
- Henry Glaspie
- Office of Research
About UCF
UCF is a metropolitan research university located in Orlando, the heart of Central Florida’s world-class hospitality, technology and creative industries. Our reach extends far beyond our four campus locations, from regional campuses that serve 11 Florida counties to our fully online programs.
The diverse faculty and staff at UCF create a welcoming environment and opportunities for our more than 69,000 students to learn, grow and succeed. And through strong partnerships around Central Florida, we’re able to make a difference in our community through collaborating on innovative research and providing top talent that fuels our future.
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Orlando is a dynamic and diverse city that has seen rapid growth and economic expansion in recent years. Plus, the sunshine and warm climate create a perfect environment to live, work and explore. A center for the life sciences, medical innovation and technological developments, The City Beautiful offers boundless possibilities.
Ranked No.1 on Forbes’ hottest metro job markets — and the coolest in 2019, Orlando was also the fastest-growing of the 30 largest regions in the U.S. in 2018. UCF’s newest campus that opened in August 2019 is located downtown and generates opportunity for partnerships and learning engagement in the creative, cultural and economic hub of Orlando.
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