IT Governance
Information Technology (IT) Governance provides advice and oversight to campus strategies for IT at UC Santa Cruz. In support of UC Santa Cruz's shared governance principle, IT Governance committees aim to include representatives from the Academic Senate. If there is no representative, the appropriate Academic Senate Committee is engaged for their academic and research insight.
IT Governance at UC Santa Cruz is managed via the following committees. Subcommittees (not listed) may be formed to move forward strategic IT campus initiatives under the auspices of the appropriate committee. Note that the Executive Committee charge is being developed and will be published in early 2024.
Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning Committee
The Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning Committee brings together faculty and staff to align instructional technologies with campus priorities, and makes recommendations while guiding the campus in making strategic and sustainable investments in instructional technologies.
Learn more about the Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning Committee
Research Computing and Data Infrastructure Committee
The Research Computing and Data Infrastructure Committee provides the campus framework for institutional governance of shared research computing and data infrastructure.
Learn more about the Research Computing and Data Infrastructure Committee
IT Systems and Data Governance Committee
The IT Systems and Data Governance Committee brings together stakeholders to review and recommend campus wide information technology strategy, process, policy, and investments explicitly in the context of working towards campus priorities. It also informs campus data management strategy and direction, defines Common Data Platform data access, availability, and usage, and informs practices to ensure data integrity and quality.
Learn more about the IT Systems and Data Governance Committee
IT Security Council
The IT Security Governance Council (ITSGC) is established to support and enhance the security posture of the organization by ensuring adherence to IS-3 policy, facilitating effective security practices, and promoting a culture of security awareness and responsibility.
