My time is split between being the course director for the Medical Biochemistry and Human genetics course, and lecturing in five other courses, College of Medicine and University committee assignments, and being the Dean for Instructional and Research Computing for the University. I have coauthored a textbook for Medical Biochemistry (see publication list), and am currently working on its third edition. My responsibilities in computing include all academic computing functions for the west campus of the University, including the administration of the University’s course management system (Blackboard), overseeing the 102 electronic classrooms (design, function and maintenance), overseeing the public computer labs and UCFilespace (student and faculty storage space, which can be accessed anywhere in the world), instructional design (including pod and vodcasting, and capture of classroom activities), supporting faculty in their use of technology in teaching (through the faculty technology resource center), and supporting digital video processing through the Presentation Technology Services Group.