CURRICULUM VITAE OF DR PATRICK NDAYIZIGAMIYE

1. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

PhD in Information Systems and Technology University of KwaZulu-Natal (February 2013- December 2016) Thesis title: Potential Adoption of Mobile Health Technologies for Public Healthcare in Burundi (completed in March 2017 in fulfilment of the qualification “PhD in Information Systems and Technology”) Graduation date: April 2017 Scholarship awarded: NRF PhD Innovation scholarship for 3 years (2013-2016)

Master of Commerce (Information Systems and Technology) University of KwaZulu-Natal (February 2010- December 2012) Dissertation Title: Adoption of e-commerce by Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises in Pietermaritzburg and Durban (completed in December 2012 in fulfilment of the qualification “MCom (Information Systems and Technology)”) Graduation date: April 2013

Bachelor of Social Sciences Honours (Information Systems and Technology) University of KwaZulu-Natal (February 2009-December 2009) Graduation date: April 2010

Bachelor of Social Sciences (Politics, Marketing, and Information Systems and Technology) University of KwaZulu-Natal (February 2006- December 2008) Graduation date: April 2009

ADDITIONAL TRAINING:

Cybersecurity training: MicroMasters Certificate in Cybersecurity Rochester Institute of Technology-RITx (USA) 2017 and 2019: Cybersecurity Fundamentals: RITx - CYBER501x; Computer Forensics: RITx- CYBER502x; Cybersecurity Risk Management: RITx- CYBER503x; Network Security: RITx - CYBER504x ) Cybersecurity Capstone

Systems Thinking training: Attended a 3-week high-level capacity strengthening programme on Systems Analysis and Systems thinking University of the Witwatersrand (August 21 to September 9, 2016)

Completed a four (4) week online course in Systems Thinking in Public health Johns Hopkins University-USA (September to October 2017)

2. ACADEMIC CITIZENSHIP

Reviewer for the 2019 International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) Date of appointment: 2019 Appointer: Conference organizing committee Editorial Committee member for the 2019 THREAT conference Date of appointment: 2019 Appointer: Conference chair Reviewer for the 4th International Conference on the Internet, Cybersecurity and Information Systems (ICICIS) 2019 Date of appointment: 2019 Appointer: Conference chair Reviewer for the Youth and Globalisation journal Date of appointment: January, 2019 Appointer: Vincenzo Cicchelli (Editor-in-Chief) Reviewer for the World Development Journal Date of appointment: January 2019 Appointer: Arun Agrawal (Editor in Chief) Track Program Committee (TPC) member on the technical program committee for GHTC 2019. IEEE GHTC 2019 (Seattle, 18 – 20 October). Date of appointment: January 2019 External Reviewer for the UNISA’s IT Systems Management Module (IRM4814-Honours level) Date of appointment: February 2019

Invited Distinguished Guest Lecturer I was invited to deliver a lecture at Mercer University (School of engineering) Title of the lecture: “Implementing scalable mHealth Interventions in Africa: Lessons Learnt” Date of the lecture: 31 October 2018 from 12 to 12:50 PM Associate editor for the African Journal of Information Systems. This can be confirmed by the Editor-in-Chief Professor Solomon Negash (snegash@kennesaw.edu) and the Co-Founding Editor-in-Chief Professor Peter Meso (pnmeso@gmail.com) Date of appointment: August 2018 Reviewer of papers submitted to the 2018 Americas Conference on Information Systems (2018 AMCIS) Date of Appointment: March 2018 Appointer: 2018 AMCIS organising committee Reviewer for the 50th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE 2018), Minneapolis, MN, February 27 - March 2, 2019 Date of appointment: August 2018 Appointer: Conference organisers

Program committee member, reviewer and meta-reviewer for the 2018 AFRICHI conference (Windhoek, Namibia), Dec 3, 2018 - Dec 7, 2018 Date of appointment: August 2018 Appointer: Conference organisers mHealth track program committee (TPC) member and reviewer of the 2018 Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (San Jose-California, USA).

Date of appointment: April 2018 Appointer: 2018 GHTC mHealth track chair

External examiner (Masters thesis) for the University of South Africa (UNISA) Date of appointment: 26/09/2017 Institution: University of South Africa

Reviewer of papers submitted for publication through the 8th International Conference on Social Sciences (24-25 August 2017, Durban South Africa) Date of appointment: 31 August 2017 Institution: University of the Northwest (School of Economics, IT and Finance) Sub-reviewer of papers submitted to the 2017 South African Institute of Computer

Scientists and Information (SAICSIT 2017) Date of appointment: 11 July 2017 Appointer: SAICSIT reviewer

Reviewer for the African Journal of Information systems Date of appointment: 08 July 2016. Institution: Kennesaw State University (Coles College of Business) Membership in professional organisations Member of the Association for Information systems (AIS) Member of South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists (SAICSIT) External collaborations: I am currently involved in a collaboration with Professor Donald Ekong from MECER University (USA). We are leading two projects that entail:

1. developing a mobile health system for the prevention and treatment of Cholera in South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo

2. developing a mobile health system to enhance Home-Carers’ Disposal of Medical Waste in South Africa

3. WORK EXPERIENCE

01 January 2019-up-to-date: Senior lecturer Duties: teach undergraduate and post graduate students in the Applied Information Systems Department; supervise masters and PhD students and Postdoc research fellows; conduct research; publish research outputs in journals and present research papers at local and international conference University of Johannesburg, Bunting Road Campus, South Africa

01 August 2017- December 2018: Postdoctoral researcher Duties: Conduct research, write, publish and present papers at local and international conferences University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa July-up-to-date:

PhD student co-supervisor Duties: Supervise one student from Unisa (School of Computing)

Research topic: “A Maturity Model for E-health Interoperability in a Developing Country Context: The Case of Zimbabwe” University of South Africa (Florida campus) 01 January-up-to-date: Masters students research supervisor Duties: Supervise Masters students in the field of Information Systems and Technology

Research topic 1: “Investigating the potential adoption of Virtual Reality for medical training in the context of South African higher education” Zhane Solomon University of KwaZulu-Natal Research topic 2: “Potential adoption of mobile technologies to induce healthy eating habits in South Africa” Nompumelelo Cebisile Mtshali University of KwaZulu-Natal Research topic 3: Strategies used to address challenges encountered during website development Josephine Rumbidzai Chivinge University of Johannesburg 01 March - 30 November 2017: Honours students research supervisor Duties: Supervised 2 Honours students research in the field of Information Systems and Technology Research topic1: “Students’ perceptions of the adoption of mobile applications for self- healthcare monitoring: A case of UKZN, PMB campus” Research topic2: “Determinants of the Adoption of Wayfinding Mobile Application at UKZN (PMB Campus)” University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

01 February 2017-31 December 2017; 01 February 2016- 30 June 2016; 01 February 2010-31 December 2013: Postgraduate assistant in the discipline of Information Systems and Technology Duties: delivered lectures to first year students on selected subjects, facilitated modules’

practicals at 1st, 2nd and 3rd year levels, assisted lecturers in invigilating tests, assisted

lecturers in conducting tutorials, set exam questions University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

01 August 2013- 30 November 2014: Part- time Lecturer in the discipline of information systems and Technology Duties: delivered lectures to first year students on selected subjects, set and marked exam questions University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

01 March 2014- 31 October 2014

Coordinator for the Writing Place (Howard, Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses) Duties: supervised a team of twelve (12) “academic writing tutors” for the Writing Place University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa 01 March- 31 March 2013

Lecturer for CBA (Certificate in Business Administration-UKZN extended Learning) Duties: delivered lectures to CBA students University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

01 March 2013- 30 June 2013 Tutor/Lecturer for IBSM (Integrated Business Studies for Management- Bcom4 extended curriculum) Duties: delivered lectures/tutorials to first year (entrants) students, marked students work (Tutorials/assignments) University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

01 March 2012-31December 2012 Academic tutor for Augmented Curriculum Program (BCOM4): 2012 Duties: delivered lectures/tutorials to BCOM4 students on selected subjects University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

10 January 2014- to date Part-time Residence Life Officer (RLO) for the UKZN Department of Student Residence Affairs (Malherbe Residence)

Duties: supervised a team of four (4) Residence Assistants (RAs), enforced residence rules, held residence life meeting and other adhoc meetings University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

10 January 2010- December 2013 Residence assistant for the UKZN department of Student Housing Duties: assisted the department of student housing in allocating students in residences, implemented residence rules, executed fire drills and assisted students during medical emergencies, assisted the Residence Life Officer with conducting House Committee elections, organised various workshops within the residence, attended meetings organised by the department of student housing, devised strategies to solve specific residence-related problems University of KwaZulu-Natal 1, Golf Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

4. TEACHING AND SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE Teaching experience:

• I currently teach the following modules at the University of Johannesburg: Systems Software-SSW01A1 (first year module); Business Analysis-BAY02A1 (Second year module); Incident Response and Disaster Recovery-PGDIP0008 (Postgraduate level)

• I ran seminars on research methodology for Masters students in 2018 at the University of KwaZulu-Natal

• Appointed as a part-time lecturer at UKZN-School of Information Systems and Technology in 2013-2014

• Appointed as a Postgraduate Assistant (PGA) at UKZN from 2010 to 2013, 2016 and 2017

• Appointed as tutor/lecturer in 2012 and 2013 for the UKZN-Bcom4 foundation programme

• Appointed as a lecturer for the Certificate in Business Administration (CBA) programme at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2013

Experience in supervising postgraduate students

• Supervised Honours students’ dissertations (passed with distinctions). • Currently supervising 6 Honours students • Currently supervising 3 masters students in the discipline of Information Systems

and Technology • Currently co-supervising 1 PhD student from Unisa (main supervisor Dr Vincent

Horner: hornevz@unisa.ac.za) 5. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Postdoctoral research fellow Conducted a research on the adoption of mobile health in the developing countries context Outcomes: 3 papers presented at international conferences and published in conference proceedings and 3 papers published in accredited journals Scholarship: This research was funded by the South African National Research Foundation (NRF)

Phd Thesis Research conducted and submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Information Systems from UKZN from 2013 to end of 2016. Title: “Potential adoption of mobile health technologies to provide healthcare services in Burundi” Outcomes: 2 papers published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2 papers presented at international conferences (United States), and 3 papers presented at local conferences. Scholarship: This research was funded by the South African National Research Foundation (NRF)

Masters Dissertation Research conducted and submitted in fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of Master of Commerce in Information Systems and Technology (Master’s degree by

research) Title: “Adoption of e-commerce by Small Medium and Micro Enterprises in Durban and Pietermaritzburg” Outcomes: 3 papers published in peer reviewed journals and 3 papers presented at local conferences

Collaboration with other researchers I Initiated a number of joint research papers (please see sections 6-9)

6. PUBLICATION RECORD (PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS) Selected Journal publications:

1. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Khoase, R.G. 2018. Inhibitors of the adoption of E-Commerce by SMMES in two South African cities. International Journal of E-business and E-government Studies,10 (1): 51-66.

2. Khoase, R.G. and Ndayizigamiye, P. 2018. Analysing the Role and Impact of Public and Private Supporting Institutions Interventions on SMMEs Access to Funding: A Comparative Study between Lesotho and South Africa. Acta Universitatis Danubius, Œconomica, 14 (4): 58-71.

3. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2017. Determinants of Mobile Health

Adoption in Burundi. The African Journal of Information Systems, 9 (3): 171-191.

4. Ndayizigamiye, P. 2013. A unified approach towards e-commerce adoption by SMMEs in South Africa. International Journal of Information Technology and Business Management, 16 (1): 92-101.

Book chapter Publications:

1. Solomon, Z., Ajayi, N., Raghavjee, R., Ndayizigamiye, P. 2018. Lecturers’ Perceptions of Virtual Reality as a Teaching and Learning Platform: 47th Annual Conference of the Southern African Computer Lecturers' Association, SACLA 2018, Gordon's Bay, South Africa, June 18–20, 2018, Revised Selected Papers

2. Nsahlai, V, Khoase, R., Ndayizigamiye, P., Dube, S. 2019. A Systematic Review of Digital Marketing in South Africa. In book: Strategies and Tools for Managing Connected Consumers. Publisher: IGI Global

Publications in Conference proceedings:

1. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Ajayi, N. 2019. Adoption of Blockchain Technology to Enhance Public Healthcare Supply Chain in South Africa: A Systems Thinking Approach. Twenty-fifth Americas Conference on Information Systems, Cancún International Convention Center, Cancún-México, August 15-17 2019

2. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Matlala, S.F. 2018. A design of a mobile health system to

address teenage pregnancy in South African high schools. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. Double Tree Hotel, San José, California, USA: 18-21 October 2018.

3. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2018. A systematic review of mHealth interventions for public healthcare in East Africa. 2018 Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS-2018) proceedings. Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans-Louisiana, 16-18 August 2018.

4. Jere, J.N. and Ndayizigamiye, P. 2018. Analysing the Relationship between the

Use of ICTs and Food Insecurity in Smallholder Farmer Households. IST-Africa 2018 Conference Proceedings. Gaborone International Convention Center, Botswana, 9-11 May 2018.

5. Ndayizigamiye, P., Soni, T.C. and Jere, N. 2018. Factors Motivating the Adoption

of Self-Healthcare Monitoring Mobile Applications by the South African Youth. IST-Africa 2018 Conference Proceedings. Gaborone International Convention Center, Botswana, 9-11 May 2018.

6. Imaja, I.M., Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2017. A design of a mobile health

(mHealth) intervention for the prevention and treatment of Cholera in South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference Proceedings. Double Tree Hotel, San José, California, USA: 19-22 October 2017.

7. Ndayizigamiye, P., Hangulu, L. and Akintola, O. 2017. A Design of a Mobile

Health Intervention to Enhance Home-Carers’ Disposal of Medical Waste in South Africa. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference Proceedings. Double Tree Hotel, San José, California, USA: 19-22 October 2017.

8. Imaja, I.M., Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2017. The role of ICT in Enhancing

Transparency and Accountability in Public Funds Management in DRC. IEEE-IST-Africa 2017 Conference Proceedings. Safari Hotel Conference Centre, Windhoek, Namibia: 31 May-02 June 2017.

9. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2016. Mobile Health Adoption in Burundi: A

UTAUT Perspective. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference Proceedings. Double Tree Hotel, Seattle, Washington, USA: 13-16 October 2016.

10. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2016. Applying Bridges Framework to

Investigate Challenges to the Adoption of mHealth in Burundi. IEEE-IST-Africa 2016 Conference Proceedings. Southern Sun Elangeni Hotel, Durban, South Africa: 11-13 May 2016.

Papers presented at conferences:

1. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Matlala, S.F. 2018. A design of a mobile health system to address teenage pregnancy in South African high schools. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. Double Tree Hotel, San José, California, USA: 18-21 October 2018.

2. Jere, J.N. and Ndayizigamiye, P., 2018. Analysing the Relationship between the

Use of ICTs and Food Insecurity in Smallholder Farmer Households. IST-Africa 2018 Conference Proceedings. Gaborone International Convention Center, Botswana, 9-11 May 2018.

3. Ndayizigamiye, P., Soni, T.C. and Jere, N. 2018. Factors Motivating the Adoption of Self-Healthcare Monitoring Mobile Applications by the South African Youth. IST-Africa 2018 Conference Proceedings. Gaborone International Convention Center, Botswana, 9-11 May 2018.

4. The influence of government support interventions on the growth of foreign-owned

SMMES in South Africa. A paper presented at the Business Management Conference (BMC), Protea Hotel Edward, Durban, South Africa, 23 August- 24 August 2018

5. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Khoase, R.G. 2017. Inhibitors of the adoption of E-

Commerce by SMMES in two South African cities. 8th International Conference On Social Sciences:ICSS-2017. Southern Sun Maharani and Elangeni Hotel, Durban, South Africa: 24-25 August 2017.

6. Khoase, R.G. and Ndayizigamiye, P. 2017. Analysing the Impact of public and

private supporting institutions interventions on SMMEs access to funding: A comparative study between Lesotho and South Africa. 8th international conference on social sciences: ICSS-2017. Southern Sun Maharani and Elangeni Hotel, Durban, South Africa: 24-25 August 2017.

7. Imaja, I.M., Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2017. A design of a mobile health

(mHealth) intervention for the prevention and treatment of Cholera in South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. Double Tree Hotel, San José, California, USA: 19-22 October 2017.

8. Ndayizigamiye, P., Hangulu, L., and Akintola, O. 2017. A Design of a Mobile

Health Intervention to Enhance Home-Carers’ Disposal of Medical Waste in South Africa. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. Double Tree Hotel, San José, California, USA: 19-22 October 2017.

9. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2016. Mobile Health Adoption in Burundi: A UTAUT Perspective. IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. Double Tree Hotel, Seattle, Washington, USA: 13-16 October 2016.

10. Ndayizigamiye, P. 2016. Evidence-based impact assessment of mHealth

interventions for public healthcare awareness in East Africa. 2016 Public Healthcare Association of Southern Africa (PHASA) Conference. East London Convention Center, East London, South Africa: 19-21 September 2016.

11. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2016. Applying Bridges Framework to

Investigate Challenges to the Adoption of mHealth in Burundi. IEEE-IST-Africa 2016 Conference. Southern Sun Elangeni & Maharani Hotel, Durban, South Africa: 11-13 May 2016.

12. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2015. Knowledge and diffusion of mobile

health (mHealth) systems in Burundi: A stakeholders’ participation approach. International Conference on Post-Graduate Students’ Research on Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Southern and Eastern Africa 2015. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa.: 19 – 20 November 2015.

13. Ndayizigamiye, P. 2015. Impediments to the adoption and scalability of mHealth interventions in Burundi. A paper presented at WHITE 2015, the 6th Annual Workshop on Health IT and Economics. Washington Court Hotel, Washington, DC

(USA), October 9-10th 2015.

14. Ndayizigamiye, P. and McArthur, B. 2014. Determinants of E-Commerce Adoption amongst SMMEs in Durban, South Africa. A paper presented at the International Conference for Business and Social Studies (ICBSS conference), Durban-South Africa, 6-8 November 2014.

15. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2014. The Adoption of Mobile Health (M-

Health) In African Developing Countries: A Case of East African Community. A paper presented at the Business Management Conference (BMC), Durban-South Africa, 17-19 September 2014.

16. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. 2014. An Analysis of the Suitability of Mobile

Health in Burundi. A paper presented at the Business Management Conference (BMC), Durban, South Africa, 17-19 September 2014.

17. Ndayizigamiye, P. and McArthur, B. 2014. A Comparative Approach to E-

Commerce Adoption in South Africa. A paper presented at the Business Management Conference (BMC), Durban, South Africa, 17-19 September 2014.

7. PAPERS UNDER REVIEW

1. Ndayizigamiye, P, Maharaj, M. A Systematic review of mHealth interventions for public healthcare in East Africa. Submitted on 28-Nov-2018 to SAGE Open 2. Khoase, R.G., Derera, E., McArthur, B. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Perceptions of Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises’ Owners on Services Provided by the Supporting Institutions in South Africa. Submitted on 25 September 2018 to Journal of Small Business Management.

3. Kante, M., Ndayizigamiye, P. 2019. An analysis of the policies of Information and Communication Technologies for Agriculture in Mali. Submitted on 20 June to the Journal of Agricultural & Food Information

4. Lusambya, L.M., Khoase, R.G. and Ndayizigamiye, P. The influence of government support interventions on the growth of African foreign-owned SMMEs in South Africa. Book Chapter submitted on 30 March 2019 to IGI Global Disseminator of Knowledge.

5. Ndayizigamiye, P, Brink, R, Bvuma, S, Minty, R, Mhlongo, S, Barlow-Jones, G. Analysing the Relationship between SMEs Geographic Coverage and E-Commerce Adoption. Book chapter submitted on 17 May 2019 to IGI Global Disseminator of Knowledge

8. CURRENT PAPERS IN PROGRESS (NOT YET SUBMITTED TO JOURNALS)

1. Mtshali, N.C. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Determinants of the Adoption of Wayfinding

Mobile Applications: A South African perspective. A paper in progress. 2. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Ojo, A. A systems thinking approach to eHealth projects

sustainability in Africa. A paper in progress.

3. Ojo, A. and Ndayizigamiye, P. A systematic review of mHealth interventions in

Maternal and Child Health in Africa. A paper in progress.

4. Ndayizigamiye, P. and Maharaj, M. An analysis of the suitability of mobile health

technologies in Burundi. A paper in progress.

5. Ndayizigamiye, P. and McArthur, B. Small, Micro and Medium Enterprise business

coverage and E-Commerce Adoption. A paper in progress. 6. Khoase, R.G., Derera, E., McArthur, B. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Barriers to start-up and

sustainable growth of SMEs: A comparative study between South Africa and Lesotho. A paper in progress.

7. Soni, T.C. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Determinants of the Adoption of Self-healthcare

Monitoring Mobile Applications. A paper to be submitted to the Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries (EJISDC)

8. Mtshali, N.C. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Potential adoption of mHealth applications to

induce healthy lifestyles: A South African Perspective. A paper to be submitted to the BMC Public Health journal

9. Matlebjane, D.A. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Potential adoption of mobile applications

that help induce healthy eating habits amongst the youth. A book chapter to be submitted in 2019

10. Ajayi, N.A. and Ndayizigamiye, P. Adoption of blockchain to enhance the supply chain in the South African public healthcare sector: Perspectives from healthcare professionals. A book chapter to be submitted in 2019.

9. LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

From March 2019- up- to-date: Member of the Internationalisation Strategy task team at the University of Johannesburg- School of Consumer Intelligence and Applied Information Systems From January 2019- up- to-date: Ethics committee member for the Department of Applied Information Systems (University of Johannesburg) Reviewed potential Masters and PHD students proposals Provided constructive feedback to students and the committee during the department’s higher degree meetings

From February 2019- to date: Chair of the ICT4D cluster in department of Applied Information Systems at the University of Johannesburg Chaired ICT4D cluster meetings Provided the vision of the cluster Designed, implemented and/or coordinated various activities within the cluster

01 March 2014 - 31 October 2014 Coordinator for the Writing Place (Howard, Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses): University of KwaZulu-Natal

Responsibility: supervised a team of twelve (12) “academic writing tutors” for the Writing Place.

10 January 2014 - to date Part-time Residence Life Officer (RLO) for the UKZN Department of Student Residence Affairs (Malherbe Residence): University of KwaZulu-Natal

I was in charge of a UKZN student residence (Malherbe) that accommodates 426 students.

Responsibilities: supervising a team of four (4) Residence Assistants (RAs), enforcing residence rules, holding residence life meeting and other adhoc meetings.

10 January 2010 - December 2013 Part-time Residence Assistant for the UKZN department of Student Housing: University of KwaZulu-Natal

I and other 3 colleagues were in charge of students’ residences that accommodate at least 400 students.

Responsibilities: assisted the Department of Student Housing in allocating students in residences, implemented residence rules, executed fire drills and assisted students during medical emergencies, assisted the Residence Life Officer with conducting House Committee Elections, organised various workshops within the residence, attended meetings organised by the Department of Student Housing, devised strategies to solve specific residence-related problems.

10. REFEREES

Professor Paul-Francois Muzindutsi Associate Professor, School of Accounting, Economics and Finance University of KwaZulu- Natal E-mail address: MuzindutsiP@ukzn.ac.za Tel: 0312607871 Fax: 031 260 5648 Professor Brian McArthur: Associate Professor: School of Management, IT and Governance University of KwaZulu- Natal E-mail address: mcarthurb@ukzn.ac.za Tel: 031 260 5605 Fax:031 260 5648

Professor Manoj Maharaj Full Professor: School of Management, IT and Governance University of KwaZulu- Natal E-mail address: Maharajms@ukzn.ac.za Tel: 031 260 8023 Fax: 031 260 7251