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Anne Arendt, Ed.D

Associate Dean Utah Valley University

  • Orem UT

Arendt is an expert in technology management, database integration and information systems

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Biography

Anne Arendt is an associate dean in the Smith College of Engineering and Technology at Utah Valley University (UVU), located in Orem, Utah. She is also a full professor in Technology Management and has served as the Faculty Senate President. She has been at UVU for over 20 years and has 10 years of experience in higher education before that. Some of her roles have included Web Resource Director, Senior Web consultant for database integration as well as for information systems curriculum development. Producer, Director of Web and Application Development, and has worked as a consultant for database integration as well as for information systems curriculum development. Arendt is a Higher Education Academy Principal Fellow via Advance Higher Education. She has a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from Utah State University, a Master of Business Administration in Information Systems from University of Minnesota Twin Cities, a Master of Science in Educational Change and Technology Innovation from Walden University, and a Bachelor of Arts in English from University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

Areas of Expertise

Information Systems
Database Integration
Technology Management

Education

Utah State University

Ed.D.

Higher Education

2009

University of Minnesota – Carlson School of Management

MBA

Information Systems

1999

Walden University

M.S.

Educational Change and Technology Innovation

1998

Media Appearances

Guest opinion: Decoding identity – Added complexities to Utah Code and the meaning of being male, female or intersex

Daily Herald  online

2024-12-17

Utah Code 26B-8-S101 (effective Sept. 1, 2024) introduces a definition of intersex people based on chromosomal differences. Still, the distinction between male and female is not as straightforward as these laws suggest, nor is societal identification of gender, which is different from biological sex.

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Articles

Addressing cheating in virtual proctored examinations: toward a framework of relevant mitigation strategies

Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education

2022-05-15

As higher education is shifting to virtual teaching, examinations are increasingly conducted virtually, often proctored. Unfortunately, virtual proctored examinations – proctored remotely using technologies – can be prone to cheating.

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An exploratory study of awareness and perceived relevance of GIS among general contractors in the USA

Journal of Information Technology in Construction

2019-07-01

This document analyzes the awareness and perceived relevance of geographic information systems and related technologies by construction industry general contractors via an exploratory survey of individuals in the field.

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Public Library Use of Geographic Information Systems in the United States

Journal of Library Administration

2018-10-31

Public libraries are a source of information and resources for the local community, they also play a role in the use of technologies such as geographic information systems (GIS) in that regard.

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