IT Advisory Committees
Provost, Executive Vice President, and CIO
Work in tangent to evaluate IT initiatives with University priorities. The IT Advisory Committee structure was reimagined during the 2015 IT Strategic Planning process.
IT Security Advisory Committee (ITSAC)
Advises the Provost, Executive Vice President, and CIO on university-wide issues of cybersecurity, privacy, and risk reduction.
IT Executive Committee (ITEC)
Advises the Provost, Executive Vice President, and CIO on overall university-wide technology strategy, policies, services, and priorities.
Committee on Information
Technology (CIT)
Advises ITEC on strategy, policies, and services related to the effective use of technology in teaching, learning, research, and creative works.
Data Governance Council
As data and its utilization grow across campus, we acknowledge the need for an institutional data governance structure. To meet this need, Information Systems and campus partners are developing an advisory committee dedicated to data governance with membership composed of data stewards from across the institution.
IT Partners’
Council (ITPC)
Advises ITEC on strategy, policies, and services related to the application of technology to improve and support campus services, operations, management, and data-driven decision making.
Student Technology Advisory Committee (STAC)
Open to any technologically-minded and engaged students to share their student voice with Information Systems regarding student-facing projects.
Initiative Teams
Appointed as needed to undertake specific projects or guide the development and delivery of particular services. Initiative Teams advise the CIT or Partners’ Council, depending on the topic.
Communities of Interest
Open to any interested party to provide input, share effective practice, promote professional development, and facilitate an exchange of ideas around a particular issue or technology. Communities of Interest advise the CIT or Partners’ Council, depending on the topic.
IS Info Group
Plays a critical role in disseminating IT related information to our campus community in a more personal way, avoiding the overuse of broadcast emails. Members of this group act as campus liaisons and communication partners for IT initiatives.
