Governance

The College of Engineering Information Technology Governance Committee was established in early 2012 to create permanent governance structure for Engineering IT Shared Services. Each of the units represented in the Engineering IT funding model (a total of 17 for Fiscal Year 2012) has one representative on this committee, and was appointed by the unit head.

In his charge letter to the committee members, Dean Ilesanmi Adesida stressed the importance of the committee's work, noting that the group "is critical as we continue to develop the college-wide IT Shared Services and strive to improve service across the college and lower costs." Further, "IT governance helps align strategic priorities to IT projects and services, evaluate and improve performance, and improve resource management."

In addition to the main College of Engineering IT Governance Committee there are three topical subcommittees: Research, Teaching and Learning, and Administration.

For more information, please see the following:

• Governance Model. More information on how the commitee was created, its purpose and goals.
• Committee Members. A list of those in the College who have been charged with guiding Engineering IT Shared Services.
• Committee Minutes. Details on discussions held by the College of Engineering IT Governance Committee.