Schlosser leaves HUD for IT job at EPA
Lisa Schlosser, chief information officer at the Housing and Urban
Development Department, is leaving for a position at the Environmental
Protection Agency, a department spokeswoman said today.
Schlosser’s
last day at HUD is today. She will begin as director of information
collection in EPA’s Office of Environmental Information Dec. 22, the
spokeswoman said.
The office gathers and manages environmental
information and develops innovative policies for accurately collecting
that data, according to EPA’s Web site.
Schlosser became HUD’s
CIO in February 2005. She has been the key adviser to department
leaders on how to best use information technology while making sure HUD
takes advantage of current technology solutions.
Schlosser
recently finished a yearlong tour of duty as an Army reservist, during
which she was deputy chief operations officer of a regional computer
emergency readiness team in Southwest Asia.
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