Dean's Office
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"As dean, I aim to create a richer
dialogue between industry and academia, and to add a societal
dimension to our scholarship and teaching. Santa Clara’s
engineering school is ideally suited to carry out this vision
because the University’s value system already embraces
this notion. The partnerships we intend to create with industry
will help us have an impact on Silicon Valley, California,
and the world."
—Daniel Pitt, Dean, School of Engineering |
Experience
- Former vice president at Nortel Networks, where he established
corporate best practices for comprehensive partnerships with leading
universities, and developed architectures, advanced technologies,
and product prototypes for Internet and voice-over IP products.
- Co-founder of the Center for Information Technology Research
in the Interest of Society (CITRIS), headquartered at the University
of California, Berkeley.
- Executive at the Fitzpatrick Center for Photonics and Communications
at the Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University, where he
managed a technical staff in nine cities and five countries, including
Europe and Asia/Pacific, and established a joint research lab
at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.
- Vice president at Bay Networks, where he founded and built
the Bay Architecture Lab, established an endowed chair at U.C.
Berkeley, and sponsored joint research at leading universities
including Harvard, Georgia Tech, and Lulea University in Sweden.
- Adjunct professor at the University of North Carolina and Duke
University.
- Speaker and presenter who has lectured around the globe and
has more than 50 publications to his credit.
- Earned a master’s and doctoral degrees in computer science
from the University of Illinois and a bachelor’s degree
in math from Duke University.
Administrative Contact
Christine Woodward
Assistant to Dean
408-554-5417
cwoodward@scu.edu
Carquinez Bridge
In July 2003, Dr. Pitt and Dr. Chiesa toured construction of the
new Carquinez Bridge. For more information on the Carquinez Bridge
project, visit
Caltrans.
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