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Leveraging web and mobile technologies, Digital Transformation strives to create a culture of accessible, intelligent, and seamless systems to improve the CSUDH user experience by making interactions available from anywhere. We seek to improve university processes, eliminate administrative bottlenecks, reduce technology barriers, and increase operational efficiency by creating intuitive, agile, and efficient tools to accelerate graduation, increase retention, and support the success of our students, faculty, and staff.

Project Management supports the University's large-scale strategic initiatives by providing resources, tools, and talent that advance collaboration, communication, and accountability. Their primary responsibility is to manage and control project constraints by ensuring project plans are implemented on schedule and within scope and budget. Project management leadership is responsible for establishing and implementing best practices for the benefit of the University in a way that encourages collaboration, standardization, and overall improvement in our educational community. PPM also leads Business Process Improvement workshops.

The Academic Technologies team supports the university鈥檚 learning management system and instructional tools, offering guidance to faculty and staff across campus. We collaborate closely with the Faculty Development Center to help instructors create, redesign, or adapt their courses to align with best practices and evolving teaching goals.

Our instructional media specialists assist faculty and staff in using multimedia tools for teaching and learning. We support the creation of accessible video and audio content by adding closed captions and transcripts, ensuring all students can engage with instructional materials.

DHTV is CSUDH鈥檚 in-house educational media production unit, supporting academic video creation both in studio and on location. From filming to editing to streaming, we help bring course content, campus programming, and special events to life through high-quality media tailored for education.

This team provides localized instructional technology support for academic colleges and departments. We assist faculty with classroom technology, digital tools, and course-related software, ensuring reliable access to teaching resources across the university.

The Training & Communications team leads change鈥憁anagement communications and learning programs for IT initiatives, upgrades, and new services, developing and delivering clear, timely messaging and training to help campus stakeholders adopt technology with confidence.

Kevin Buchmiller
Director of Esports

LIB 2002
(310)-243-3288
kbuchmiller@csudh.edu

Kevin Buchmiller is the Director of Esports at CSUDH, where he has assisted in building a robust and well-rounded Esports program that aims for student success. Before CSUDH, Kevin served as an Operations Manager at the Esports Arena for the University of Arizona, where he oversaw all in-person operations and helped build their esports program, student gaming club, and campus community from the ground up. With almost a decade of experience in the esports and gaming industry, Kevin has participated in nearly all facets of the industry, including playing at a semi-professional level.

Dr. Krystal Rawls
Director, Workforce Integration Network

Welch Hall 363
(310) 243-3283
kmrawls@csudh.edu

Krystal Rawls is the Director of the Workforce Integration Network (WIN) in the Effectiveness, Planning, and Analytics (UEPA) department. In this capacity, she is dedicated to enhancing the overall student experience by fostering a comprehensive understanding among learners of the connections between their skills and potential avenues for employment, community betterment, and personal advancement. Krystal's achievements include her pivotal role in co-authoring a $5M federal grant to bridge the digital divide. Krystal's reputation as an influential figure in workforce development is evident through her feature in the publication 'Growing Fairly: How to Build Opportunity and Equity in Workforce Development.

Adelbert Baylis
Director, Technology Enabled Spaces

LIB 1531
(310) 243-3776
abaylis@csudh.edu

Adelbert is a proven team leader with over 15 years of experience at CSUDH. He previously served in the Division of Administration & Finance as a Buyer and a manager in the Procurement & Contracts Department. For the past five years, he has served as an Equipment Systems Specialist for the Division of Information Technology. He is the installation and technology maintenance subject matter expert for learning spaces on campus. Adelbert is a CSUDH alum, having earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems.

Bill Elbettar
Senior Director, Infrastructure Services

Welch Hall 370A
(310) 243-2430
belbettar@csudh.edu

Bill Elbettar聽leads聽the Infrastructure Services and聽Identity Management teams; he has over 30 years of experience in information technology, with 18 years in higher education. Bill has served as Director of Data Center, Storage and Cloud Systems, and as an Associate Security Officer at CSU Fullerton.聽His responsibilities include managing the Server and Network infrastructure, VoIP and Telecomm, and Identity Management.

He聽leads the infrastructure team聽in supporting a disaster recovery聽site in the cloud and providing infrastructure services to the campus. He also plays a key role in advancing the PCI-DSS program for the campus. Bill聽holds a bachelor鈥檚 degree in聽Information聽Technology. He is a graduate of the 2013 Glendale Community College Leadership program.

Farhad Mansouri
Director, Service Management

LIB C-108
(310) 243-3581
fmansouri@csudh.edu

Farhad Mansouri leads the campus IT Service Management team, which provides the campus with the first line of technical support. Comprised of Service and Asset Management, which includes Desktop Support, HelpDesk, Technology Checkout, Mobile Device, and the Copier programs, his team also works with the campus internship programs such as Computer Science and STEM.

The Information Security Office (ISO) is responsible for securing all protected information collected, used, maintained, or released by the University and ensuring campus compliance with Federal, State, CSU, and Campus Information Security mandates. The ISO also develops and implements campus-wide information security strategies and management programs for the entire University.

In furtherance of 好色先生, Dominguez Hill鈥檚 overall mission of accessibility and commitment to excellence through diversity, equity, and inclusion, DH strives to ensure that its information and communication technology is accessible to everyone.

The Cloud Acceleration team is responsible for operating that network reliably and at scale. The team also ensures network operations are safe and efficient by monitoring network performance, coordinating planned maintenance, adjusting hardware components, and responding to network connectivity issues. This team continually innovates with an evolving set of technologies. Keeping the network reliable ensures that our users stay connected with our suite of applications, products, and services.