CINLUG Board of Directors

Posted Thu, 2006-06-29 22:55 by schultmc
President: Michael Schultheiss schultmc@cinlug.org
Michael Schultheiss is a Senior Unix Systems Specialist with University Information Technology Services at Indiana University. He has been using Linux since 1995. He has a B.S. in Computer Science from Purdue University. He lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Krissy.
Secretary: Jason Corfman computers at corfyscorner dot com

Jason Corfman first installed Linux at home in February 2005 as a personal experiment and quickly fell in love with it. Since 2002, he has been the IT Manager at the Daily Reporter in Greenfield, where he oversees their Windows-based network. He lives in Greenfield with his wife, Gayle.
Treasurer: David Brown db@cinlug.org
David Brown has a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota and has been employed as a systems engineer for Electronic Data Systems since 1990. He currently supports/programs Unix/Linux based test stand data acquisition systems for their Rolls-Royce client. These systems are used in jet engine testing for civil, defense, marine and industrial products.
Director: Kim Brand kim@cinlug.org
Kim Brand is the President of Computer Experts, Inc and Managing Partner of Server Partners, LLC. He has worked in technology for over 25 years. Kim has published two books: Common C Functions by Que in 1986 and ZOPE: Web Application Development and Content Management by New Riders in 2001.
Director: Tom Conrad
Tom Conrad is a Senior Engineer with Total Electronics LLC, an Electronics Manufacturing Service division of SpectraGraphics Corporation. His engineering endeavors range from test equipment integration and hp-ux board testers to networking of database systems using Interbase/Firebird on Linux. He has a B.S. in Math/Computer Science from Manchester College and delights in deploying Linux wherever possible, especially if it means he doesn't have to admin Windows!
Director: Pat Milligan pmilligan AT computer.org
Pat Milligan started his career developing telephony applications on an IBM beta version of UNIX called CPIX. This was followed by a nine year stint in New Jersey working for AT&T and Bell Labs, and of course using AT&T UNIX. At home he had an UNIXPC (68010 based) and a SPARC clone. Upon returning to Indianapolis in 1996, he turned to GNU/Linux with the first Red Hat release (Mothers Day). He continues to use GNU/Linux at work for everything from data analysis to system monitoring. 

Director: Dan Moeller