Talk:Eileen Buckholtz
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quote" Eileen Buckholtz is a Master Computer Scientist, multi-published Maryland author, President of Technology Concepts, Inc. (a web design business), and professor at the University of Phoenix Online teaching IT courses. Eileen was drawn to computing at first byte when she took her initial computer course at Ohio State University, later graduating with one of the first undergraduate degrees in Computer and Information Science in the country. She earned her MS degree in Computer Science at the University of Maryland and her CIO certificate from the National Defense University. For over thirty years, she had an exciting and distinguished career as a Master Computer Scientist with the Department of Defense, working on cutting-edge technology. " 85.149.83.125 (talk) 15:36, 5 November 2019 (UTC)