Career
Dahlberg began her academic career as a visiting assistant professor in computer science at Winthrop University (1994-1995). From 1995 to 2013,she was the associate dean of the college of computing and informatics at University of North Carolina at Charlotte. [4] [3] She was a principal investigator who researched computer education,computing,and wireless networking. [6] At UNC Charlotte,she founded the Diversity in Information Technology Institute,an action research center that strengthened the STEM pipeline from K-12 to the professoriate. She co-founded and directed the STARS Computing Corps,a National Science Foundation Alliance for Broadening Participation in Computing,and engaged over 50 colleges and universities in student-led regional engagement from 2006 through 2013. She was recognized as a Woman of Distinction for STEM Education (2012) by the Girl Scouts Hornets’Nest Council,as a Diversity in Business Catalyst (2006) and as Woman of the Year at Charlotte (2005). [7] [8]
She worked as the chief academic officer and dean of the Albert Nerken School of Engineering at Cooper Union in New York from 2013 to 2015. [4] [9] Her time at Cooper Union,during its financial crisis and tuition protests,ended with her resignation shortly after a series of controversial allegations (including plagiarism of academic program proposals and bypassing faculty governance structures) were made by a group of alumni and students [10] [11] as well as the state attorney general. [12] [13]
From 2015 to 2019,Dahlberg worked as the dean of the college of engineering and computer science at Syracuse University. [3] [4] She was also a professor of electrical engineering and computer science while at Syracuse. [14] On March 1,2019,Dahlberg became the provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs of Texas Christian University. [15]
In December 2023,she was named as the incoming eleventh president of University of Tampa. [4] She succeeded Ronald L. Vaughn on June 1,2024. [4]
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