UVU’s College of Engineering and Technology is pleased to announce that Dr. Keith
Mulbery has been appointed as a new Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, effective
January 1, 2019.
“After an exhaustive national search with many fine candidates, it was obvious the
associate dean we needed to move forward was already here in our college,” said Saeed
Moaveni, Dean of the College of Engineering and Technology. “Keith will be able to
transition seamlessly and contribute immediately to the success of the College. He
has been a great asset to the College.”
Dr. Mulbery earned his B.S. in Business Education and his M.Ed. from Southwestern
Oklahoma State University and a Ph.D. in Education with an emphasis in Business Information
Systems from Utah State University. Dr. Mulbery became a faculty member at UVSC in
1994, and was promoted to the rank of Professor on July 1, 2011. During the 2009-2010
academic year, he served as Interim Associate Dean for the College, and has served
as the Department Chair for the Information Systems and Technology Department since
July 1, 2010. Keith has also been serving on a variety of policy revision committees
and is a member of the Summer School Advisory Board.
Dr. Mulbery has won numerous awards including the UVU College of Technology and Computing
Faculty Excellence Award, UVSC School of Technology and Computing Teaching Award,
UVU School of Technology and Computing Scholar Award, and the UVU Board of Trustees
Award of Excellence. He was also selected for the Utah Valley Senior Executive Leadership
Forum (UVSELF) cohort for 2017-2018. Dr. Mulbery is a renowned author and a member
of many organizations including the International Association for Computer Information
Systems, the National Business Education Association, and Delta Pi Epsilon.
Dr. Mulbery donated money to create the Keith R. Mulbery Endowed Scholarship for Information
Systems. Several students have benefited from this scholarship fund during the past
four years.
UVU’s College of Engineering and Technology (E&T) is a diversified, dynamic, award-winning
college offering over 100 degrees and certificates across ten departments comprising
both trades and traditional academic training. Departments include Automotive Technology,
Computer Science, Construction Technologies, Culinary Arts, Digital Media, Engineering,
Engineering Design Technology, Engineering Technology, Information Systems & Technology
and Technology Management. More than 310 full-time and part-time faculty and staff
serve over 4,800 students in a wide variety of certificates, degrees, and diplomas.