IT GOVERNANCE OVERVIEW & MEMBERSHIP

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IT GOVERNANCE OVERVIEW & MEMBERSHIP 2017-2018 2017-2018 IT Governance Overview & Membership Page 1 6

PRESIDENT S CABINET ON IT GOVERNANCE The President s Cabinet will oversee the strategic direction for technology as well as the priorities and the funding the associated initiatives. The President s Cabinet will also provide recommendations on the establishment of the working groups and the charter for those working groups. Each working group as well as the IT Governance Executive Committee is co-chaired by a representative from the division of Information Technology and a representative from outside the division. Ensuring the proper IT Governance Executive Committee and Working Group representation is assigned by the President s Cabinet. However, assignments to the IT Governance Executive Committee and the working groups shall be made through division leaders, the Faculty Senate, or ASI. IT GOVERNANCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The purpose of the IT Governance Executive Committee is to provide recommendations, direction, and oversight for IT Governance working groups. The relevant permanent working groups are as follows: Working Groups: - Accessible Technology Initiative Working Group - Administrative Technology Working Group - Communication Technology Working Group - Data and Analytics Working Group - Information Security Working Group - Infrastructure Technology Working Group - Instructional Technology Working Group The first meeting of each fiscal year will be used primarily for reviewing, modifying, and approving the yearly agendas for the working groups. Subsequent meetings shall be used to receive updates from the working groups as well as resolve issues, changes and clarifications. All divisions are represented in the Executive Committee as well as members of the faculty, ASI, Foundation, President s Office and Staff Council. IT GOVERNANCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2017-2018 John McGuthry Co-Chair, Information Technology (VP) Sylvia Alva Co-Chair, Academic Affairs (1) Lea Jarnagin Student Affairs (VP) Sadiq Shah Academic Affairs (2) Julie Shen Academic Senate (Chair) Danielle Manning Administrative Affairs (VP) Zane Landin ASI Student, Secretary of Education (1) Audrey Wong ASI Student, Presidential Assistant (2) Open ASI Student (3) Gregory Carlton Faculty (1) Paul Nissenson Faculty (2) George Proctor Faculty (3) Trayan Kushev Faculty (4) Jennifer Glad Legal Council 2017-2018 IT Governance Overview & Membership Page 2 6

Anita Jessup Rachel Dominguez Daniel Montplaisir President's Office Staff Council (Pres) University Advancement IT GOVERNANCE WORKING GROUPS ACCESSIBLE TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP The Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) Working Group is the CSU s roadmap for ensuring accessibility of information technology and resources in compliance with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and CSU s Executive Order 926. This group prepares and monitors plans for meeting Section 508 and CSU guidelines. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology for ensuring CPP s compliance with Section 508 and Executive Order 926. All Divisions are represented in the ATI Working Group as well as members of the faculty, ASI, and the Foundation. ACCESSIBLE TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Carol Gonzales Co-Chair, Information Technology (1) Tracee Passeggi Co-Chair, Student Affairs (1) Victoria Bhavsar Academic Affairs (1) Eric A. Davis Academic Affairs (2) Debra Garr Administrative Affairs (1) Kathleen Prunty Administrative Affairs (2) Paul T. Chiou ASI Student (1) Open ASI Student (2) Dorothy Farias Faculty (1) Jayson Smith Faculty (2) Catherine Schmitt Whitaker Information Technology (2) Vacant Student Affairs (2) Michelle Magcalas University Advancement (1) Suzanne Donnelly University Foundation (1) ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP The Administrative Technology Working Group sets priorities, recommends major purchases, and recommends system improvements for the administrative enterprise applications and those applications that are associated with the PeopleSoft enterprise system. The administrative enterprise applications include the Student Information Systems and related applications, University Data Initiatives, and Document Management and other initiatives. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology on major initiatives that impact campus wide applications and systems. All Divisions are represented as well as faculty and ASI. 2017-2018 IT Governance Overview & Membership Page 3 6

ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Glendy Yeh Co-Chair, Information Technology (1) Vacant Co-Chair Deborah Brandon Academic Affairs (2) Terri Gomez Academic Affairs (3) Mary Martinez Administrative Affairs (1) Candace Snodgrass Administrative Affairs (2) Joseph Simoneshchi Administrative Affairs (3) Open ASI Student (1) Daisy Sang Faculty (1) Open Faculty (2) Jorge Lomeli Information Technology (2) Todd London Student Affairs (1) Natalie Graff University Advancement (1) COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP (Formerly Web Technology) The Communication Technology Working Group serves as a recommending body and is charged with providing advice and recommendations to guide the development of Cal Poly Pomona s primary technology focused communications environments including the campus web, mobile Apps, university portal, and related technologies. The group does not oversee the look and feel of the communication technologies but will oversee the priorities, policies, guidelines and associated use. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology on priorities, general policies and procedures associated with Communication technologies. All Divisions are represented as well as faculty, ASI and University Foundation. COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Tim Raymond Co-Chair, Information Technology (1) Tim Lynch Co-Chair, University Advancement (1) Cecilia Santiago-Gonzalez Academic Affairs (1) Patricia Higuchi Administrative Affairs (1) Open ASI Student (1) Anthony Acock Faculty (1) Mario Guerrero Faculty (2) Jason Beers Information Technology (2) Adeline Yoshioka Student Affairs (1) Vacant University Advancement (2) Alex Hernandez University Foundation (1) 2017-2018 IT Governance Overview & Membership Page 4 6

DATA AND ANALYTICS The Data and Analytics Group sets priorities, recommends major purchases, and recommends system improvements for university projects that involve the data warehouse, data visualization, and analytics to support the University s mission and priorities. The Data and Analytics Working Group also considers and makes recommendations for relevant resources, guidelines and policies. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology on major initiatives pertaining to the integration and distribution of university data and analytics. All Divisions are represented as well as faculty and ASI. DATA AND ANALYTICS WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Heather Brown Co-Chair, Information Technology (1) Larisa Preiser-Houy Co-Chair, Academic Affairs (1) Lisa Rotunni Academic Affairs (2) Mark Lopez Administrative Affairs (1) Thomas Logue ASI Student (1) Open Faculty (1) Open Faculty (2) Kevin Colaner Student Affairs (1) Norma Leon Student Affairs (2) Natalie Graff University Advancement (1) Kayhan Ahmadi University Advancement (2) INFORMATION SECURITY WORKING GROUP The Information Security Working Group with the accompanying campus processes the general framework used to assist the campus with information security procedures and related policy development. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology regarding procedures and policy. This group also assists with responding to related security events and provides recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology on the response to those events. All Divisions are represented as well as faculty, ASI, President s Office and University Foundation. INFORMATION SECURITY WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Vacant Co-Chair Sharon Reiter Co-Chair, Administrative Affairs (1) Rosalinda Velasco Academic Affairs (1) Open ASI Student (1) Mohammed Husain Faculty (1) Open Faculty (2) Joice Xiong President's Office (1) Adeline Yoshioka Student Affairs (1) Esther Chou Tanaka University Advancement (1) Randall Townsend University Foundation (1) 2017-2018 IT Governance Overview & Membership Page 5 6

INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP The Infrastructure Technology Working Group focuses on assessing operational technologies that are campus wide and their potential benefit in the Cal Poly Pomona environment. These campus wide technologies include networking and wireless, email, campus storage, and other core related services. This group assesses targeted campus wide technologies and provides recommendations for the deployment of these technologies, or may provide recommendations for further feasibility assessment. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology regarding campus wide technologies and their use. This group will also make recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology for technology spending associated with wireless and networking in regards to the Student Success Fee. All Divisions are represented as well as faculty and ASI. INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Peter Deutsch Co-Chair, Information Technology (1) Emma Gibson Co-Chair, Academic Affairs (1) Walter Marquez Administrative Affairs (1) Quinn Cooper ASI Student (1) Open ASI Student (2) Open ASI Student (3) Open ASI Student (4) Ron Pike Faculty (1) Shahnaz Lotfipour Faculty (2) Christi Chisler Student Affairs (1) Clay Fowler University Advancement (1) INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP The Instructional Technology Working Group is charged with reviewing and improving the use of instructional technologies for the use in classrooms and computing laboratories. Participants include faculty, staff, students and campus technical representatives. This group will provide recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology on improving the use of instructional technologies for use in classrooms and computing. This group will also make recommendations to the VP/CIO for Information Technology for technology spending for classrooms and computing laboratories associated with the Student Success Fee. Academic Affairs, faculty, and ASI are represented. INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY WORKING GROUP 2017-2018 Lucas Lanting Co-Chair, Information Technology (1) Sepehr Eskandari Co-Chair, Academic Affairs (1) Cesia N. Ortiz ASI Student (1) Quinn Cooper ASI Student (2) Open ASI Student (3) Open ASI Student (4) Muditha Senanayake Faculty (1) Olive Yao Li Faculty (2) Yan Liu Faculty (3) Melissa Flicker Faculty (4) 2017-2018 IT Governance Overview & Membership Page 6 6