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Our vision is to build and maintain an innovative, reliable, dynamic, secure, and efficient IT environment that enables, maintains, promotes, and supports teaching, learning, research, business, and administrative operations at the University of Liberia, leveraging innovative and emerging technologies.
The Mission of the Office of Information Technology (OIT) is to align Information Technology with the University’s Strategic Plan, in particular, its academic mission, administrative and business operations.
Customer-focused and Service-driven – Our customers remain our top priority, therefore, we are
committed to ensuring that their ICT needs are met in a timely and efficient manner. We are also
committed to providing quality services to our customers to enable and support a better learning
environment.
Integrity: We are guided by the virtues of honesty, transparency, and fairness in our actions.
Innovation: We are committed to exploring innovative and emerging technologies and
implementing creative solutions to provide greater value to the university community.
Reliability: We are committed to providing reliable information resources and secure information
technology infrastructure to the university community through excellent support in a timely and
friendly manner.
Adaptability: We adapt to the changing needs of the University to ensure continuous
improvement.
Collaboration: We encourage and harness collaboration among people, units, and institutions for
serving the common good.
Name | Degree | Years of Exp | Skills/Certification | Current Position | New Position |
Jenkins Yonly | B.A- Economics | 20 | CCNA | Director- OIT | Â |
Q. Randalson Saye | BSIT, BA-Public Adm | 15 | Â | Director-EU | Â |
Paul Metieh | Â | Â | Â | Deputy Dir- EC | Â |
Gardea Jackson | B.S. | 15 | Â | Deputy Dir- EU | Â |
Richmond Yarkpah | B.A. Business Mgmt | 10 |  | Deputy Dir –TRI |  |
Andrew Anderson | B. A. Management | 10 | Â | Act. DD- Infrastructure | Â |
Dennis Osadebay |  | 15 | CCNA, MCSE, | Sr. System Administrator | Project Manager |
Harris H. S. Viskinda | BSIT-System Adm | 6 | Â | Web Administrator | System Admin/Developer |
Randolph Stewart | BSIT-System Adm | 8 | Â | Jr. System Administrator | Sr. System Administrator |
Jason Weni, Jr. | BSIT-Networking | 5 |  | Network Support Spec | Net Support/Jr. Sys Admin |
Ian Pederson | Â | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Joseph Stubberfield | B. A. Agriculture | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Lawrence Dennis | B.A. Public Admin | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Vivian Wreh | B.Sc- Geology | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Akimi Toe | B.Sc. Geology | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Asha Kaba | Â | Â | Â | Web Developer | Â |
Oluwakeme Bokare | BSIT, B.Sc. Geology | Â | Â | Jr. System Admin | Â |
Lizzy Demning | BSIT | Â | Â | Web Developer | Â |
Milla Cephas | B.Sc. Civil Eng | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Prince Fully | B.Sc. Geology | Â | Â | Instruct Tech Specialist | Â |
Augustine Perry | Â | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Christian Weah | B.Sc. Civil Eng. |  |  | Elearning Specialist |  |
Foeday Zinnah | B.Sc. Civil Eng. | Â | Â | Elearning Specialist | Â |
Jonathan Karngar | Â | Â | Â | Elearning Specialist | Â |
James Tuah | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Gbono Dempster | B.Sc. Mathematics | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Charles Martin | M.S. Mass Com |  |  |  |  |
Prince Newland | M.S. Network Sec | Â | Â | Cyber Security Specialist | Â |
Malcolm Harris | M.S. Network Sec | Â | Â | Network Security Specialist | Â |
Samuel Saykah | B. A. Public Admin | Â | Â | IT Support Specialist | Â |
Mustapha | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Vennesa | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Success | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
• A Central router (Should be used) to send/receive all packets to other routers located at various campuses
• Separate router for each campus
• Each router connects to a switch (Core, Distributions and Access)
• Backup servers and power solutions
• A firewall device is (supposed) to be available to ensure security within the network
• Wi-fi connectivity is available on all campuses
• Internet is being provided to our central router by LIBTELCO
• Users can access the network via access switches.
Thanks to A. Anderson and Team
he total number of cable drops needed on the Capitol Hill campus is (203)
• The total number of cable drops at the College of Health Sciences is (37)
• Total cable drops on the Fendall campus are (458).
• Total cable drops on the Sinje Campus are (70).
Hybrid Data Center
– Physical Data Center
– Cloud Computing
Environment (Digital Ocean)
• Directory ServicesÂ
–Active Directory?
• Operating System (Windows and Linux)Â
• Schoolink (School Information System)
• Online Registration (Schoolink)
• eLearning Platform (MOODLE)
• Digital Entrance Exams
• ERP — NOT YET
Schoolink (E-Portal) Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â |
E-Learning/Infrastructure Digital Ocean |
BigBlue Button/Video conferencing |
UL Mobile APP |
UL -ELibrary |
Office 365 Software |
ZOOM |
Labster |
TurnitIn |
UL Digital Entrance Software (Additions) |
UL Network Management Software (Sophos) |
Other Software Projects |
The University of Liberia was founded in 1862 as Liberia College and became a full University in 1951. Â It is a public institution funded mainly by the Government of Liberia…. Read More
P.O Box 10-9020, Capitol Hill
1000 Monrovia, 10 Liberia
West Africa