Committees

Information Technology Committee

Standing Bylaw Committee of the
Faculty of Arts, Sciences and Engineering
2017-2018

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Membership: 2017-2018
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Committee Business: 2017-2018
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MEMBERSHIP: 2017-2018

Term: Five (5) years

Name and Link to Directory Listing	Department	Title	Term	Role	Note
Parmenter, Barbara	Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning	Lecturer	2014-2019	Chair
Ford, Lawrence	Physics & Astronomy	Professor	2016-2021
Gee, Laura	Economics	Assistant Professor	2014-2019		Leave Fall 2017
Lin, Yu-Shan	Chemistry	Assistant Professor	2015-2020		Leave Fall 2017
McInerney, Melissa	Economics	Associate Professor	2017-2022
Poncet-Montange, Anne	Romance Studies	Senior Lecturer	2017-2022
White, Robert	Mechanical Engineering	Associate Professor	2013-2018
Guyumdzhyan, Michael	TCU Senate	Undergraduate student representative	2017-2018
Aroonchote, Plearn	TCU Senate	Undergraduate student representative	2017-2018
Xia, Chuchen	Graduate Student Council	Graduate student representative	2017-2018
Anderson, Doug	Tufts Technology Services	Director of Service Planning and Management		Ex officio, nonvoting
Kahle, David	University Information Technology	Vice President and Chief Information Officer		Ex officio, nonvoting
TBD	Tufts Technology Services	Director of Client Support Services		Ex officio, nonvoting
Sahagian, Scott	School of Arts and Sciences	Executive Administrative Dean		Ex officio, nonvoting
Sarazen, Jim	School of Engineering	Executive Associate Dean		Ex officio, nonvoting
Zupan, Lionel	Tufts Technology Services	Director of Research Technology		Ex officio, nonvoting

DESCRIPTION AND WORKLOAD

The function of the Information Technology Committee (IT Committee; ITS Committee) is to monitor and provide advice on the delivery of information technology services provided to A&S&E to support the university's teaching and research missions. This committee makes recommendations concerning improvements in such services or their underlying policies, as necessary, to support the university's teaching and research missions. The committee shall ensure that all computing and information technology services for research and instruction are delivered in a way that meets the needs of A&S&E faculty, staff, and students.

The committee consists of five or more members A&S&E faculty members, two undergraduate students designated by the TCU Senate, and one graduate student designated by the Graduate Student Council. The following serve as ex officio members without vote: the deans of the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering, or their designees; the director of Information Technology Services; and the vice president for information technology and chief information officer. All voting-eligible faculty members are able to serve on this committee. Members are appointed to five-year terms.

Committee members attend 2-3 meetings per semester, each lasting about one hour. This committee is open to all full-time voting-eligible faculty members, including professors of the practice, lecturers, and senior lecturers.

COMMITTEE BUSINESS: 2017-2018

Data Lab and Digital Humanities 09/22/17 (PowerPoint presentation)

Meeting Minutes 2017-2018:

BYLAWS

Visit Arts, Sciences and Engineering Bylaws for more information regarding this committee's bylaws.

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