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Gerry Hanley

Exec. Director, MERLOT/ Senior Director, Academic Technology Services
MERLOT/ California State University, Office of the Chancellor

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Primary Discipline:	Academic Support Services
Secondary Disciplines:	Academic Support Services / Library and Information Services Academic Support Services / Faculty Development Academic Support Services / Accessibility Social Sciences / Psychology / Cognitive Academic Support Services / Content Repositories Academic Support Services / LMS Planning and Implementation Academic Support Services / Textbook Affordability
Member Type:	Administrator
Last Login:	Feb 02, 2013
Member Since:	Jan 08, 1999

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Affiliations

California State University, Chancellor Office (Education, 4 Year/4 Year + Grad, CA, United States) - primary

California State University, Long Beach (Education, 4 Year/4 Year + Grad, CA, United States)

Contact Information

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Address:	Academic Technology Services California State University, Office of the Chancellor 401 Golden Shore Long Beach , CA 90802 United States

Languages

English - speaking level (Superior) , reading level (Superior)

French - speaking level (Beginner) , reading level (Beginner)

Skills and Interests

Academic Support Services/Faculty Development (Expert)

Social Sciences/Psychology/Cognitive (Expert)

Academic Support Services/Accessibility (Advanced)

Academic Support Services/Textbook Affordability (Expert)

Academic Support Services/Content Repositories (Advanced)

Social Sciences/Psychology/Learning and Memory (Expert)

Education History

Ph.D., Experimental Psychology (08/1984) State University of New York at Stony Brook

MA, Experimental Psychology (05/1981) State University of New York at Stony Brook

BA, Psychology (05/1978) State University of New York at Stony Brook

Positions

Senior Director, Academic Technology Services ( 01/2000 - Current ) California State University, Office of the Chancellor

Director, Center for Usability In Design and Accessibility (CUDA) ( 07/1996 - Current ) California State University, Long Beach

Professor of Psychology ( 09/1984 - Current ) Dept of Psychology, California State University, Long Beach

Executive Director ( 07/2002 - Current ) MERLOT

Program Manager ( 07/1997 - 06/2002 ) MERLOT

Director, Center for Faculty Development ( 09/1994 - 01/2000 ) California State University, Long Beach

Director, Office of Strategic Planning ( 08/1995 - 09/1998 ) California State University, Long Beach

Assistant Chair, Dept of Psychology ( 08/1990 - 07/1994 ) California State University, Long Beach

Publications

Hanley, G.L., & Reisman, S.. (2005). Enabling Electronic Teaching and Learning Communities with MERLOT. In David Carbonara, (Editor) Technology Literacy Applications in Learning Environments. Information Science Publishing Inc. London..

Hanley, G.L., Swift, C. & Otto, J. (2004). Distance Learning Success for the Business School: MERLOTs Facilitation Strategy.. In S. OBrien (Ed.). National Business Education Association Yearbook, NBEA Publications, Reston, VA..

Associations

CSU Noyce Scholars program
NSF grant technology manager 10/2007 - Current

MAN - MERLOT Africa Network
Member- Community Leadership Council 08/2007 - Current

CSUTB - Cal State University Teaching Business Council
member 06/2006 - Current

TCU-MERLOT Community
Leadership Team 06/2012 - Current

OERC - Open Educational Resources-Cancer
member 09/2008 - Current

IITEPD Design Team
Team Member 01/2009 - Current

AVU African Virtual University
collaborator 05/2008 - Current

Honors and Awards

Outstanding Teaching Award, Social Sciences, CSU Long Beach (05/1988)

Teaching Experience

Cognitive Psychology, Critical Thinking, Statistics, Research Methods, Behavior Theory and Learning, (fall 1999)
California State University, Long Beach -Psychology