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Technology Policy & Advisory Committee (TPAC)
TPAC Agendas and Minutes 22/23 (Accessible to Campus Community)
TPAC - Teams Member Log-In
SharePoint Log-in for Committee Members
TPAC Referrals 22/23 (Accessible to Campus Community)
Meetings are held: Every other Monday
Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Location: Virtual
Meeting Dates:
Fall 2022 - September 12, 26; October 10, 24; November 7, 28; December 1
Spring 2023 - January 30; February 13, 27; March 13, 27; April 10, 24
| VOTING MEMBERS 22/23 | SEAT (Representing) |
|---|---|
| Kristin Stewart | CoBA 21-23; TPAC Chair 22/23 |
| Lauren Magnuson | Library 22-24 |
| VACANT | CHABSS 21-23 |
| Brooke Soles | CEHHS 21-23 |
| Anthony Matranga | Faculty At-large 22/23 |
| Afra Panahi | CSTEM 22-24 |
| Alison Kreisler (CHABSS) | Lecturer Faculty 22-24 (from college-level unit other than CSTEM) |
| EX OFFICIO (NON-VOTING) MEMBERS | TITLE |
|---|---|
| John Humes | IITS Interim CIO |
| Barbara Taylor | Director, IITS (Staff Representative as Appointed by Dean of IITS) |
| Omar Salti | Student Representative |
| Serena Farrell | Student Representative |
Committee Charge: Technology is embedded in many aspects of the academic experience. The Technology Policy and Advisory Committee shall be a bridge between the Faculty, the Academic Senate, and Instructional and Information Technology Services (IITS). TPAC shall inform and advise regarding policies and procedures related to campus technology. Furthermore, the committee shall work in consultation with and make recommendations to IITS. In pursuit of these duties, the committee may create ad hoc subcommittees.
The charge of the Technology Policy and Advisory Committee shall include: 1) Assisting in the communication and collaboration between and among various constituencies and communities of academic technology users, including consultation with IITS leadership in academic technology, and planning and implementation; 2) Drafing policies under the jurisdiction of the Academic Senate as they relate to the academic uses of information technology; 3) Coordinating with other Standing Committees, special committees, and IITS in formulating, reviewing, and recommending all policies and procedures related to the academic uses of information technology; and 4) Advising the Academic Senate, IITS, and other members of the University community involved on planning, development, implementation, and application of technology campus-wide.