Dominga Gardner is a highly skilled and accomplished IT Professional with a diverse background in education and technology. She has studied Master of Science (MS) in Education Technology at Boise State University, MS in Information Systems & Mgmt at University of Phoenix, and Computer Science, Mathematics, Software Engineer at Mississippi State University. With over a decade of experience in academia, she is currently serving as an Adjunct Professor at Miles College, where she has developed and delivered courses in Information Technology and Computer Science.

Previously, she has worked as an Application Developer, Team Lead at Jefferson County Commission, Subject Matter Expert at Western Governors University, Application Developer at Personnel Board of Jefferson County, Information Systems Specialist at University of Alabama-Birmingham, and Student Web Developer at Mississippi State University. She has also served as an Adjunct Assistant Professor / Course Developer at Ocean County College, Adjunct Instructor at DeVry University and ITT Technical Institute, and Adjunct Instructor / Course Developer at Heald College.

Gardner's expertise in computer science, mathematics, software engineering, and educational technology has made her a sought-after IT professional in the academic and corporate fields. During her tenure at Jefferson County Commission, she successfully led her team in the design, development, and maintenance of web-based applications. At Western Governors University, she was responsible for developing and implementing innovative online learning programs that improved student engagement and retention. Her extensive knowledge of computer systems and software has enabled her to tackle complex programming challenges, while her exceptional communication and interpersonal skills have enabled her to work collaboratively with teams of all sizes.