Information Systems and Technology

Faculty

Core Faculty

Professors

Samir Chatterjee, PhD, University of Central Florida

Thomas A. Horan, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Lorne Olfman, PhD, Indiana University

Terry Ryan, PhD, Indiana University

Associate Professors

Gondy Leroy, PhD, University of Arizona

Research Professors

Brian Hilton, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Benjamin Schooley, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Adjunct Faculty

Tamir Bechor, PhD, Tel Aviv University

Marcia Carillo, PhD, University of California

Vijay Deokar, PhD, University of Poona, India (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)

Sorin Gudea, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Robert MacLean, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Joycelynne Palmer, PhD, City of Hope

Ruben Quinonez, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Itamar Shabtai, PhD, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Douglas Stahl, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Marlene Wilcox, PhD, Claremont Graduate University

Samuel Yang, PhD, California State University Fullerton

Affiliated Claremont Colleges Faculty

Arthur T. Denzau, PhD, affiliation - Claremont Graduate University

Zachary Dodds, PhD, affiliation - Harvey Mudd College

Kathleen Fitzpatrick, PhD, affiliation - Pomona College

Robert M. Keller, PhD, affiliation - Harvey Mudd College

Jeffrey Lewis, PhD, affiliation - Pitzer College

Ronald Riggio, PhD, affiliation - Claremont McKenna College

Richard K. Worthington, PhD, affiliation - Pomona College

Emeriti Faculty

Dean Gillette, PhD, University of California

Paul Gray, PhD, Stanford University (Founding Chair)

Academic Programs

At the School of Information Systems and Technology we teach and do research about the use of information technology to solve transdisciplinary problems. Technologically adept, but not strictly a “tech” school, SISAT offers labs and curricula that integrate computing, management, and other disciplines. Some of our students aspire to be IT leaders in practice (i.e., in IT and non-IT businesses, in government, in education, and elsewhere), while others aim to hold research and teaching positions in Academia. All are here to master the established body of knowledge in IS&T, as well as to be exposed to the latest research findings from our faculty members and their colleagues around the world.

SISAT offers three degree programs :

the Master’s of Science in Information Systems and Technology
- prepares students for IS&T leadership roles in business, government, education, and other areas
- provides balance between technology and management content
- available with concentraion in GIS Solution Development
- can be earned as dual degree (with MBA)
the Master’s of Science in Health Information Management
- prepares students for IS&T leadership roles in healthcare
- accredited by CAHIIM (www.cahiim.org)
- includes immersion experience
the Ph.D. in Information Systems and Technology
- prepares students to be IS&T scholars
- research education from distinguished research faculty
- master’s degree in IS&T (or closely-related field) required