IT Services Leadership
Senior Leadership
Kevin B. Boyd is the associate vice president and chief information officer at the University of Chicago. In this role, he oversees Information Technology Services (ITS), the University’s largest single IT operation. ITS is responsible for the planning and operations of many of UChicago’s most widely utilized IT systems and services, such as the core wired and wireless networks; the learning management system; the security and protection of the University’s computers and networks; central student and business information and data systems; primary data centers for physical and virtual server hosting, and high-performance research computing; and instructional technologies in a growing portfolio of classrooms and learning spaces.
Kemal serves as a focal point and advocate for IT infrastructure vision, leadership, strategic planning, and oversight for the University.
Lynn leads the ATS team in providing technology solutions, working in partnership with faculty, to best support teaching and learning at the University of Chicago.
Chris plans and directs all administrative, human resources, and operational activities for IT Services. She is a key member of the Senior Leadership Team and manages University IT governance programs. She works closely with senior leaders to identify strategies that increase consistency and effectiveness of operations.
Madhur is responsible for growing and developing the PMO to lead increasingly complex projects and programs for the organization. He oversees the development of project and portfolio management processes and tools for the organization and works with the Senior Leadership Team to develop resource management and capacity plans, processes, and tools for the entire IT Services organization.
Matt leads the Information Security team in developing and implementing information security and data governance strategies, policies, and practices for the University. He also collaborates with the information technology leadership throughout the University, including the University of Chicago Medicine and Biological Sciences Division, to build consensus among campus leaders on a risk-based approach to information security outcomes.
Dawn leads the critical enterprise systems and web solutions used by the University to deliver digital solutions and services to support faculty, staff, students, and alumni. She manages the EAS team as it partners closely with Admissions, Alumni Relations and Development, Campus and Student Life, Finance, Financial Aid, Human Resources, Research, and Shared Services to prioritize and deliver on the enterprise needs of the University.