Building a Modern Computing Infrastructure at Princeton University
Over the past 10 years Princeton University developed and implemented an institutional strategy to support research and administrative computing.
Donna has been at Princeton University since 1995 in various IT roles, progressively increasing her scope of responsibilities. She became Associate Chief Information Officer for Enterprise Infrastructure in 2014. Donna is passionate about the mission of higher education and working at Princeton. She fosters teamwork and collaboration and takes pride when members of the team achieve successes. She helps shape the secure delivery of enterprise-wide IT services. Donna works with colleagues to evaluate and encourage innovative uses of AI/generative AI in administrative departments. In March 2025, she began serving in the role of interim Chief Information Security Officer. Before Princeton, she worked in the central IT organization at Cornell University as Assistant Director for User Services and Departmental Computing. Every day she looks forward to early morning walks with her Labrador Retriever. Donna holds an MS from Cornell University and an MBA from Drexel University.
Over the past 10 years Princeton University developed and implemented an institutional strategy to support research and administrative computing.
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