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College of Computing & Technology

Overview

As the business of technology continues to advance and influence our everyday world, the need for leaders with both advanced technological knowledge and integrity is paramount. Lipscomb is a leader in Nashville’s booming tech industry and is very connected. With Tennessee’s first full-fledged data science program as well as local and global industry partners, we are prepared to take you to the next level. Lipscomb's innovative, multidisciplinary programs include collaborative partnerships that provide you real-world learning experiences. Work alongside a vibrant group of dedicated faculty who care about you as a whole person and are committed to your growth. You will develop the analytical, mathematical and technical skills to become a leader in your desired or respective field — influencing Nashville’s tech industry and beyond.

Undergraduate Programs

This is an exciting time to be in the tech industry, and at Lipscomb! Discover how we can prepare you to build the next generation of computational and technological tools, and to be among the champions that lead the future of the tech industry.

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Graduate Programs

As a nationally recognized leader in innovative education, Lipscomb’s College of Computing & Technology offers graduate education opportunities designed to prepare you to lead on the cutting edge of technology in your organization.

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Connecting to Industry

On a regular basis, the College of Computing and Technology brings in industry professionals from a variety of local companies for "office hours," where students can come and interact with them, make connections and learn from their experiences. Professionals take over an office on-campus, where students can come and meet them, and ask questions targeted to the professionals’ areas of expertise.

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Collegiate Competition

Put your computer and technology skills to the test. At Lipscomb, you can engage in several collegiate competitions that foster creativity, teamwork, innovation and a healthy dose of competitiveness, including the ACM Programming Contest and Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition. Incorporate what you’re learning in the classroom and apply it to real-world scenarios as you compete against other university students.

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People

Meet the key people that make up the College of Computing & Technology.

John Brocklebank

Dean, College of Computing and Technology

John Brocklebank has more than 40 years of programming and statistical experience and holds 16 patents. Before joining Lipscomb, he was executive vice president and chief hosting officer for global hosting and U.S. professional services for SAS Institute Inc.
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Alan Cantrell

Instructor

Alan Cantrell is an Instructor in the College of Computing and Technology at Lipscomb University. He is a Director of IT Service Management in the Infrastructure & Security department at...
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Bryan Crawley

Associate Professor

Bryan Crawley brings to Lipscomb more than 35 years of experience as a software professional. In addition to serving 29 years as a computer science professor, he has worked as...
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Kenneth Mayer

Assistant Professor

Ken Mayer Jr. is an Assistant Professor in Cybersecurity and IT. Previously, he came from private industry working for several Fortune 500 companies including, Dell Inc., Mercedes-Benz North America, and...
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Steve Nordstrom

Associate Professor

Steve Nordstrom holds a Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Vanderbilt University, and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Tennessee Technological University. He has nearly 20...
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Alfa Nyandoro

Associate Professor

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Chris Simmons

Associate Professor

Chris Simmons is an Assistant Professor in the College of Computing and Technology. He obtained his Bachelor's degree from Tennessee State University, followed by a Master's degree in Information Technology...
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Dwayne Towell

Associate Professor

Dwayne Towell received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Texas Tech University in 2007, and a masters degree in Software Engineering from Texas Tech University in 2004. He has designed,...
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Tim Wallace

Associate Professor

T. L. Wallace is Associate Professor of Computational Sciences, Computing, and Technology, and currently serves as Chair of Computational Sciences in the College. He brings over 25 years of experience...
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