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ITS Committees

Information Technology Advisory Council (ITAC)

Purpose

ITAC’s purpose is to provide input on all campus applications and systems that support instruction, research, and administration. In particular, ITAC will…

  • Develop a campus-wide vision of technology for the campus
  • Participate in campus strategic planning for information technology
  • Review, recommend, and discuss campus-wide policy relating to information technology
  • Review and advise on major information technology initiatives
  • Provide a campus forum to discuss information technology issues
  • Provide information to the campus community regarding information technology initiatives
  • Serve as an advisory council to the director of Information Technology Services

Teaching, Learning & Technology Advisory Group (TLTAG)

Purpose

The primary role of this group is to advise the president and the director of Information Technology Services on the use of technology that directly affects all aspects of the teaching and learning mission of SUNY Plattsburgh.

To this end, the group may review and recommend campus policy related to the use of education technology; explore, evaluate and recommend new educational technologies for adoption by the campus community; provide input to strategic planning in the area of educational technology; and serve as a communication link to the teaching faculty on issues of educational technology.

The chair of TLTAG serves as a member of ITAC.

Information Security Oversight Committee (ISOC)

SUNY Plattsburgh charges and authorizes its management to maintain an effective, comprehensive information security program in accordance with state and federal law, international standards, and standards of the university system.

The ISOC seeks to understand the college’s information security risk and the program and the university system’s information security standards. It also seeks to…

  • present professional, legally sound and timely advice to executive management regarding appropriate action;
  • ensure the program is exposed to outside, professional perspective, especially that of the university system’s Office of Information Security; and
  • collaborate with key managers of the major business functions of the college to maintain the program with comprehensive scope.
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