Dick Hamann

Vice President, Information Technology and Resources/Chief Information Officer

Dick Hamann graduated from Long Island University in 1987 with a bachelor's degree in computer science. In 1994, he earned his MBA from the University of Central Florida.

Hamann served in various capacities at the University of Central Florida for eight and a half years. He started as a programmer analyst and ended his tenure as a systems coordinator, with an emphasis in client server technologies, managing a team of senior programmer analysts, network analysts and client server specialists.

In 1997, Hamann joined Seminole State College as the Director of Computing and Telecommunication Services.  During his eight years at Seminole State, technology has become a top priority of the College, supporting business and student-related activities, including Web-based registration.

Prior to his appointment as Vice President of Information Technology and Resources in 2005, Hamann served as the College's Associate Vice President for Technology Services, during which time Seminole State received the prestigious Smithsonian Computer World Honors award.

Hamann continues to be sought-after to serve as a technical adviser in multiple private and state agencies, including the National Science Foundation, State Horizon Grant, Seminole County and the Florida Internet Resource Network (FIRN).

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Seminole State's tuition is approximately 30 percent less than the state university average.