Gary Kidney

Dr. Gary Kidney is a renowned author known for his gripping historical fiction, including the acclaimed WWII espionage thriller, The Eagle Scout Picture, a World War II spy thriller that follows a young American boy as an undercover agent in Nazi Germany. Read more about it.

Previously, he was an educator and academic administrator who worked for years in higher education information technology. He has taught over 650 professors how to teach using technology and over a thousand students from eighth grade to graduate school with technology. He retired from Yale University as the Deputy Chief Information Officer in 2015. Previously, he worked at Rice University, the University of Maryland, and the University of Houston-Clear Lake.

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