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• The University of Winnipeg
  Div. of Continuing Education
  Buhler Centre
  460 Portage Avenue
  Winnipeg, MB R3C 0E8
  204.982.6633
  
  Mailing Address
  University of Winnipeg
  Div. of Continuing Education
  515 Portage Avenue
  Winnipeg, MB Canada R3B 2E9
  

Information Technology Program Area

Information Technology Program
Advisory Council

In order to keep up with the rapid advancements of technology and ensure that our students are proficient in the skills desired by employers, the IT Program area has created the Information Technology Program Advisory Council (ITPAC).

ITPAC is a diverse cross-section of IT specialists from both the private and public sectors, IT sector education and job market analysts, and representation from the University of Winnipeg’s Applied Computer Science Department. The following is a list of ITPAC members:

Brad Doell
Regional Security and Emergency Preparedness Inspector, Transport Canada

Craig Peterkin
Applied Computer Science, University of Winnipeg (Retired)

Daniel Little
President, Metrex Internet Solutions

Debbie Rhymer
Director of Career Centers & Systems Analyst Career Leader, Investors Group

Pierre Laurin 
Dir IM Secur 5-3, Department of National Defense  

Fung-Yee Chan
Department Chair of Applied Computer Science, University of Winnipeg

Heather Charles
Director of Application Development, Manitoba Public Insurance

John Campbell
Senior Consultant & Project Manager, PCGI Consulting Services

Kelly Brown
Director of Corporate Financial Planning Solutions, Emerging Information Systems Inc.

Leah Goodwin
Manitoba Labour Market Analyst & Consultant, SeyWin Management & Communications

Marc Rogers
Assistant Research Scientist, Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS) – Purdue University

Mike Langedock
Executive Director – Technology Solutions Centre, University of Winnipeg

Serge Gendron
Dir IM Secur 5-3, Department of National Defense  

Ryan Mayberry
Principal, Open Source Services   

Ron Dalton
Lead Business & Systems Analyst, NetProfit

Walter Tkach
IT Sector Labour Market Analyst, Employment Links

William J. Karle
ICT and Technical Education Specialist, W.J. Karle and Associates

ITPAC’s mandate is to ensure that the Division of Continuing Education provides appropriate training for the Winnipeg job market at the appropriate time. We believe that by meeting this mandate, our students will learn the marketable skills, which will allow them to pursue their job of choice in a field related to their studies. Potential employers will also benefit knowing that the programs are constantly changing to meet market demand.