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Alumna Alesha Fox ‘09 relaxes in celebration of the completion of her final research study titled “Information Sharing Strategies that Successfully Expand the Knowledge Base Within a Small Non-Profit Organization.”

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Alumna Alesha Fox ‘09 relaxes in celebration of the completion of her final research study titled "Information Sharing Strategies that Successfully Expand the Knowledge Base Within a Small Non-Profit Organization."

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Kara McFall, M.S., PMP

Manager, Payroll, Timekeeping, Financial and Supply Chain Apps & Data Warehouse, Oregon Health & Science University

Organization Information:

This department has the responsibility of building and maintaining applications used in HR and timekeeping areas.

Professional Website:

Oregon Health & Science University

Education:

B.S., 1989, Arizona State University; M.S., 1990, Purdue University; PMP, 1999, Project Management Institute

Areas of Interest:

Project management; information systems and healthcare

Course:

Project Management

AIM affiliation since 2004.

Kara has over fifteen years experience in project management. She currently manages a group of project managers, QA analysts and developers at OHSU. Prior to this position, she trained IT staff in project management techniques and aided in the delivery of IT projects from development to implementation. Kara is an active member of OHSU's Project Management Committee and has more than ten years of experience teaching project management and IT courses for a variety of universities. She is now pursuing her doctorate in Education with a specialization is Postsecondary, Adult and Continuing Education from Portland State University in the Educational Leadership Program.


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