The ISI Team
Grandon Gill is the President of the Informing Science Institute’s Board of
Governors and serves as the Editor in Chief of ISI’s Journal of IT Education: Discussion Cases. His research covers a broad range of topics within the informing science transdiscipline, with a particularly strong emphasis on complexity and the use of case studies to bring together the academic and practitioner communities. He recently was appointed Academic Director of the new DBA program offered by the Muma College of Business at the University of South Florida.
Governors and serves as the Editor in Chief of ISI’s Journal of IT Education: Discussion Cases. His research covers a broad range of topics within the informing science transdiscipline, with a particularly strong emphasis on complexity and the use of case studies to bring together the academic and practitioner communities. He recently was appointed Academic Director of the new DBA program offered by the Muma College of Business at the University of South Florida.
Elizabeth (Betty) Boyd is the Treasurer Informing Science Institute’s Board of Governors and serves as the co-Executive Director of ISI. Betty graduated from Stanford University and served as a System Engineer at IBM prior to starting her teaching career.
Eli Cohen founded the Informing Science Institute and serves as its Executive Director and is a member of the Board of Governors. He has an academic background in a variety of subjects including Information Systems, Statistics and Measurement, Psychology, Education, and Computer Science. He has taught in the US, Poland, Australia, and South Africa.
Michael Jones is a member of the Informing Science Institute’s Board of Governors and serves as the Editor in Chief of ISI’s International Journal of Doctoral Studies. His research is primarily in the area of organizational psychology with a recent large international grant looking at engagement of volunteers in emergency services. Michael specializes in computer-assisted qualitative analysis and is a global leader in various software in this area. Michael has also made contributions to science in the area of organizational culture. Michael also publishes in the area of Doctoral studies and has supervised around 20 doctoral and masters students.
Meg Coffin Murray is a member of the Informing Science Institute’s Board of Governors and Professor of Information Systems at Kennesaw State University in Georgia (USA), where she has been the recipient of several national grants to enhance STEM education. She specializes in the development and implementation of emerging technologies to meet educational, business, and societal needs. Her current work devises strategies to assess, remediate, and amplify skills needed to leverage IT in innovation, a primary driver of economic growth.
Mathews Nkhoma serves ISI as a Governor and serves as Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Strategy International & Engagement. Associate Professor Nkhoma’s primary responsibilities are to continue ISI's positive impact on Vietnam and the Southeast Asia region. Dr. Nhoma was the conference chair of ISI's InSITE 2017 conference and is an Editor of Informing Science: the international journal of an emerging transdiscipline.
Christopher Cheong is a member of the Informing Science Institute's Board of Governors and chairs its Ethics Policy and Ethics Investigation Committees. He is also the Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Information Technology Education: Research and the Journal of Information Technology Education: Innovations in Practice. He has an academic background in Computer Science and his research focuses on the use of technology to enhance learning. In recognition of his teaching excellence and technology-enhanced learning research, he was awarded an Office of Learning and Teaching Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning in 2016 and became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2018.
