RESUME OF DR. DENNIS JENSEN

EDUCATION

*. **** BS in Music Education-Instrumental Emphasis with a minor in vocal performance

2. 1979 MA in Educational Administration with a Minor in counseling 3. 1983 SPED in Educational Administration

4. 1990 Ed.D in Educational Administration with Emphasis Distance Learning Online EXPERIENCE

1. Instrumental Music Instructor for 7 years--introduced using the Apple I for designing band shows in 1976

2. Vice-Principal of schools and Dean of Education for two years 1979-80 with same school where I was band director, Ivanhoe Minnesota 3. Superintendent of Schools from 1980 to 1998 in the districts of Montrose and Elk Point, South Dakota, and with Wayne in Nebraska

4. Established an online educational service in 1998 as co-owner and CEO, The INET Library; served 10,000 schools and 3,000,000 students 5. Major Developer of all services from 1992-2016 with my company; National Sales Director and established a new market

6. Have taught Elementary and Secondary Administration at Wayne State College and Educational Psychology at Buena Vista; online education experience from 1988 to 2016; developing and teaching Conversational English online in 1988 to Kumagaya Girls School in Japan, now teach educational psychology online AWARDS AND PUBLICATIONS

Received a U.S. Congressional Award from US Senator Tom Daschle for my work with student councils and prevention of drug abuse in 1985.

Served President Reagon's Blue Ribbon Committee for Battling Drugs in Schools in 1985.

Received Special Achievement Awards from the South Dakota Association of School Administrators for 11 years consecutively and from the state of Nebraska Administrators for 6 years.

Served state technology infusion committees in South Dakota and Nebraska from 1981 until 1995; help to develop the selection criteria for the Lottery Grant applications that schools use today.

Served on the US WEST Distance Learning Committee in South Dakota from 1985 to 1991.

Was a featured speaker on Technology and Distance Education in 1990 in Dallas, Texas at the National School Board's Convention: also spoke on creating 1

activities to prevent drug abuse in schools in many conventions from 1984 until 1990.

Was selected for WHOSE WHO in American Schools and Universities in 1985, 86, 87 and 1991.

Have published works in many national journals including the Technology In Education magazine, School Administrators Magazine, and the National School Board Journal.

Have been published in three textbooks on technology in Education with the Pennsylvania University, University of Kentucky, and a research study sponsored by MCREL in Denver, Colorado.

BUSINESS EXPERIENCE

Founded Inventive Communications and was part owner for 4 years from 1998 to 2002. Product development on the INET Library started with a grant in 1994 and continues today. I was Chief Strategist for Product Development for 8 years. Additionally, I served as the CEO, the COO, the CDO for Inventive Communications. I have designed booths for conventions; been the spokesperson for the company; and written company policy.

Implementing robotic programming and robots into schools across America. 2