`Jon (Sean) Jasperson
Clinical Professor
Office of the Dean
Teaching and Learning Innovation Team
- jon.jasperson@tamu.edu
- 979-845-7946
- Wehner 440G
Education
PhD, Florida State UniversityMAcc, Brigham Young University
BS, Brigham Young University
Research Interest
IT Adoption | Individual IT Use | IT ImplementationCourses Taught
ANLY 615 - Data Wrangling Tools and TechniquesISTM 320 - Business Systems Analysis and Design
ISTM 415 - Information Systems Capstone Project
ISTM 620 - Systems Analysis and Design
Biography
Strategic | Adaptability | Self-Assurance | Maximizer | Communication
(CliftonStrengths Assessment)
Professor Jasperson earned his Ph.D. in Business Administration with an emphasis in Information Management Science from Florida State University. He joined the Mays Business School faculty in 2005. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Master of Accountancy degree from Brigham Young University.
He is an experienced academic innovator, leader, and change agent. During his career, he has led initiatives to create multiple new organizational units, academic programs, and an exam proctoring center. Dr. Jasperson’s current innovation project is the design, development, and launch of multiple Flex Online graduate programs. In this role, he leads the Learning Design, Learning Delivery, and Learning Media teams for Mays Business School.
Dr. Jasperson encourages and supports his faculty colleagues in identifying and adopting active learning techniques and technologies in their teaching. He envisions new approaches to delivering high-quality, best-in-class education through all academic programs. He has extensive knowledge of the curricular processes from the department to the state coordinating board and experience with curriculum and course development.
His primary teaching interests and experience are in systems development. He has taught courses at the undergraduate and graduate level in the following areas: data analytics; capstone projects; programming languages; business statistics; fundamentals of information systems; systems analysis and design theory; object-oriented systems development; accounting information systems; IT infrastructures; management of information technology (MBA level); and database management.
His primary research interests center around understanding organizational innovation with and implementation of information technology. He is interested in how/why organizations use technology in their work. His research has been published in MIS Quarterly, Communications of the ACM, Communications of the AIS, Journal of Information Systems Education, Journal of Information Systems, Journal of Medical Systems, Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, and BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making.
