About Us
Hannah Inzko
Senior Director of Academic Technology
Hannah Inzko is Wake Forest’s first Senior Director of Academic Technology, a division of Information Systems. As part of the continued mission to bring an academic perspective to the IS Strategic plan, her position aims to enrich teaching, learning and research through innovative uses of new pedagogical practices and emerging technology. In addition to serving on the Information Systems leadership team, Hannah will work across the campus community with the Teaching and Learning Collaborative, ZSR Library staff, and the Instructional Technology Group (ITG) to enrich educational technologies and the support services that enhance teaching, learning and research.
Brianna Healey
Assistant Director of Academic Technology
Brianna Healey is the Assistant Director of Academic Technology, a division of Information Systems. Her position aims to enhance teaching and learning in the curriculum through the use of digital technologies. Brianna aims to stay at the forefront of teaching, learning, and technology in order to provide transformative learning experiences for students at Wake Forest University.
Laura Brewer
LMS Manager
Laura graduated from East Carolina with a Bachelor of Arts in English, and a Masters in Instructional Technology and Design. She served as the Web Content Manager at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business for over a decade, working to consolidate all of the degree programs onto a common platform and simplify the experience for students and faculty. In 2017, Laura accepted a position at The University of Alabama as an instructional designer for their online degree programs. There, she focused on graphic design and enhancing the teaching and learning experience with technology. Laura has worked with multiple learning management systems, and helped with three platform migrations. She’s very excited about helping Wake Forest transition to Canvas!
Paul Whitener
Assistant Director of Digital Fabrication and Maker Education
Paul Whitener is the Assistant Director of Digital Fabrication and Maker Education at Wake Forest University. As an Information Systems staff member assigned to the Wake Forest makerspace, the WakerSpace, Paul is involved in technology and making, which is used to teach students in and out of the classroom. With a bachelor’s Degree in Communications with a Television Production Concentration and an Associate’s Degree in Electronic Engineering, Paul brings over 30 years of experience, all based in technology, to the program. In his current role, Paul works with students on a daily basis helping them to utilize various “maker” technologies into their classwork. He has also co-facilitated the Computer Science STEM Robotics course as well as led many “pop-up” labs geared towards extracurricular learning for the WFU community. These labs include Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Makey Makey, laser cutting, and 3D printing technologies. In the spirit of Pro Humanitate, Paul is also involved in many technology outreaches to middle and high school students.
Emily Wilson
Academic Instructional Technologist, School of Law
Emily Wilson joined the Academic Technology division in 2021 as the Academic Instructional Technologist embedded in the School of Law. Emily is an alumni of Appalachian State University where she also worked as the Associate Director for Learning and Organizational Development. She received her Masters in Training and Development from NC State University. Her work in the Law School focuses on helping faculty enhance teaching and learning through the use of technology and innovative pedagogical strategies. She enjoys conducting training on Canvas, Kaltura, and more, as well as consulting with faculty on principles of course design.
Anthony Tullio
Learning Platforms Applications Administrator
Anthony Tullio is the Learning Platforms Applications Administrator. Anthony graduated from Rutgers University with a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology. His work with Academic Technologies focuses on maintaining and improving the tools used for digital education.