University Technology Council

Purpose or Function:  The University Technology Council (UTC) serves as an institutional advisory body within the university’s information technology governance process. The UTC reviews technology initiatives that have received initial President’s Cabinet support to identify potential campus impact, dependencies, risks, adoption, and roadblocks. The UTC provides feedback to the President’s Cabinet for consideration prior to final prioritization and funding decisions.

Membership: The council is chaired by the Associate Vice President for and Chief Information Officer consists of members in a leadership and/or business operations position from the following areas: Academic Affairs, Athletics, Budget Office, Centers & Institutes, Digital Learning and Academic Innovations, Enrollment Management, Finance & Administration, Graduate Education, Human Resources, Institutional Advancement, Marketing and Communications, Planning, Analytics, Institutional Research, & Strategic Initiatives, Research and Innovation, Student Affairs, Student Success, University Registrar's Office, and University Services. These members are appointed by the appropriate division vice president and will serve two-year renewable terms. Additional members may be added on a temporary basis as deemed necessary by the council’s chair.

Chair: Associate Vice President and Chief Information Officer

Responsible University Official: University President

Last Updated: 10/05/2026