Our Team

Ron Stalnaker brings more than 20 years of higher education and corporate technology and leadership experience to his current position. He began his career at Georgia Southern in 2005 as a Web Service Architect and has served in increasingly responsible roles. Prior to his appointment as Chief Information Officer, Stalnaker served as Associate CIO, a role in which he helped develop and manage the University’s Information Technology strategy, focusing on the institution’s long-range technology needs.

Prior to joining Georgia Southern, he worked at IBM Global Services, where he led, designed and managed technology projects for a wide range of clients including Fortune 500 corporations, state and local government entities, K-12 education and several non-profits. While at IBM, he provided strategic guidance to client leadership in the areas of web and mobile development, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation, fraud detection, risk and compliance.

Stalnaker earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Information Systems from Georgia Southern University and an Executive MBA from Auburn University.

Tim Moody, an information technology leader with 23 years of industry experience, serves as the Chief Information Officer at Armstrong State University. He is responsible for strategy and implementation of all technology at the main campus in Savannah and the Armstrong Liberty Center in Hinesville and serves as a key advisor on the President’s Cabinet at Armstrong.

Moody has excelled at Fortune 500 companies and in higher education and is recognized as a strategic technical innovator and accomplished IT executive. He has significant experience with the ITIL Service Management Framework and earned a Six Sigma Black Belt in process improvement.

Moody joined Armstrong as the university’s Associate Chief Information Officer in 2014 and was subsequently promoted to interim chief information officer. During his tenure, he aligned the university’s Information Technology Services department with Armstrong’s strategic plan, managed the launch of Armstrong’s new website and optimized the university’s technology capabilities.

As CIO at Armstrong, Moody was responsible for strategy and implementation of all technology at the main campus in Savannah and the Armstrong Liberty Center in Hinesville and served as a key advisor on the President’s Cabinet.

Before joining Armstrong, he served as the Chief Information Officer at College of Coastal Georgia in Brunswick, Ga. and as the Director of Enterprise IT Services at Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville, Ga. He also has extensive experience in the private sector, excelling as a consultant and technology architect as well as a manager for firms in the retail and publishing sectors.

Moody earned an M.B.A. from Kennesaw State University and a B.A. in History from the University of Georgia. He recently completed the University System of Georgia’s Executive Leadership Institute, an elite program offering leadership training, cross-mentoring, assessment, job shadowing and other opportunities, and serves as a member of the Technology Association of Georgia, EDUCAUSE, Oceans Exchange and The Creative Coast. Moody also works with the board of directors for Abilities Unlimited of Savannah.

Todd Aldrich is a long-time associate with Georgia Southern University and brings a rich background of experiences both within the University and from private business in the Statesboro community. With more than 30 years in accounting and business management, he serves as the Director for IT Business Services within the Division of IT Services. He previously served the University in Human Resources and Financial and Business Services. Aldrich provides leadership for the division in business related processes and financial resource management.

A native of Statesboro, Aldrich began his business career by serving two local long-time businesses, providing both accounting and business management support. Additionally, he owned and operated a small business for 14 years. Aldrich earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Georgia Southern University.

April Burke first came to Georgia Southern University as a student in 1998 before beginning her career in the field of printing and publishing as editor-in-chief of the trade industry and local interest magazines owned by PS Publishing, Inc. As editor-in-chief, April was responsible for developing, writing, and producing articles but also managed the layout, design, and sales of vendor advertisements. After this publishing house was sold, April remained in the creative field, working for Mark Williams Studio, a photography firm in Swainsboro, GA, assisting with sales, artwork, and retouching of portraits, album layout, and framing.

Moving into the higher education arena in 2005, April began working in the Registrar’s Office at East Georgia College as Records Coordinator, assisting with registration, advisement, grade reporting, data verification, and graduation ceremony coordination. With a solid background in both creative and educational fields, April began working for the Dean in the College of Health Professions at Armstrong Atlantic State University (now Armstrong State University) after moving to Savannah in 2010. In 2011, April was hired at Georgia Southern University and has worked in increasingly responsible roles before being appointed as Business Operations Manager in 2016.

Pamela Culberson is currently the Senior Director of Technology Support and Project Management at Armstrong State University. With more than 25 years of service at Armstrong, she brings a wealth of higher education technology support and leadership experience to her position. She has served on many campus strategic planning committees and is currently a member of the Faculty Senate Education Technology Committee.

Before joining Armstrong, Culberson served as an IT professional at Gordon College. She recently earned her MBA from Georgia Southern University and holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Armstrong State University.

Mike Fox joined Georgia Southern in 1988. Throughout his 29 year career at Georgia Southern, Mike has been involved in IT initiatives from design and implementation of the campus network to the design and implementation of the university IT security program.

Mike started as a General IT support technician in 1988 and moved into the IT network world in 1990. In 2006 Mike moved into the IT security field and in 2012 was promoted to Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). As CISO, his goal is to create an environment that places high value on securing and protecting information entrusted to Georgia Southern.

Mike graduated from Georgia Southern College (now Georgia Southern University) in 1982 with a Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Electrical Engineering Technology. He also has several certifications from SANS training (GISF, GSNA and GCFE) and ITIL foundation certificate.

Brandon Kimmons has supported Georgia Southern University for more than 10 years and brings his excellent technical skills and management experience to the team. Brandon also serves as adjunct faculty in the College of Engineering and Information Technology, teaching Data Center Management.Brandon has completed three degrees from Georgia Southern, 2008:Bachelors of Science in Information Technology, 2011:Masters of Business Administration, 2015:Masters of Science in Applied Engineering in Information Technology.

Joey Reeves has served Georgia Southern University for more than 15 years in various leadership roles. His technology experiences range all the way from installing satellite systems to installing and configuring network equipment.Prior to joining Georgia Southern, he held positions as a Networking Instructor with Ogeechee Technical College, a Systems Engineer with CompuCom Systems, and as a small satellite dish business owner. He also served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve from 1989 to 1995.

Joey has a Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Systems from Georgia Southern University and several industry certifications, including MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) and the ITIL® Foundation Certification. He is also an FAA certificated Private Pilot and a Remote Pilot with a Small Unmanned Aircraft System rating.

Ted Williams began his career at Georgia Southern in 1989 as a programmer and brings 29 years of technology experience to his current position. He has held several technology positions including the Director of Information Technology for the division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management since 2006 where his focus was on process improvement, automation, strategic planning, customer service, and a structured and secure IT environment.

Williams is a 1988 Georgia Southern University graduate with a bachelors degree in Business Administration and Information Systems.

Ashlea Anderson brings more than 20 years of experience in both higher education and corporate technology to her role as Executive Director of Service & Delivery in the Division of Information Technology Services. Anderson joined Georgia Southern University in 2010 as an Information Services Coordinator and has grown in responsibility since that time, most recently serving as Associate Director for the Center for Academic Technology Support. In this role, Anderson has worked on a number of strategic University-level projects, providing support and solutions for various levels of administration throughout the Division of Academic Affairs.

Prior to joining Georgia Southern, Anderson served as Account Executive at web conferencing and communication technology companies, including Polycomm and MCI. During this time, Anderson advanced her career providing communications solutions to Fortune 500 companies and growing and excelling in her roles, not only helping these companies in discovering solutions to meet strategic goals but also developing and implementing training for and managing staff.

Anderson is a “Double Eagle,” having earned undergraduate and graduate degrees from Georgia Southern University, including a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations in 1997 followed by an MBA in 2015.