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IT Governance

IT governance groups are campus stakeholders who advise on IT strategies, priorities, and investments that meet the university’s Top Tier 2.0 goals.

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Cabinet Annual Technology Review

Report to President’s Cabinet on alignment of IT and university priorities:

  • Review summarized input from campus governance groups on strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for impactful digital transformation
  • Review progress on digital transformation from prior year and mid-year report
  • Authorize digital transformation priorities roadmap

IT Governance Group Charges

  • Meet with campus governance groups to gather information and inform
  • Summarize input from campus governance groups to inform Cabinet Technology Summit discussion of digital transformation priorities
  • Oversee progress on digital transformation initiatives derived from cabinet’s biannual priorities
  • Summarize feedback from Top Tier groups, Faculty Senate, and student governance groups on the impact digital transformation initiatives completed in the concluding biannual cycle.
  • Develop reports to facilitate Cabinet Technology Summits and transparence for campus constituents

Campus Governance Groups

Leveraging the existing campus governance structure, IT governance representatives engage groups at their established meetings to gather feedback and share progress updates. Regular interactions boost collaboration and inspire broader campus input. Focused priorities and biannual reporting of accomplishments empowers representatives to oversee accountability for implementing IT strategy.

  • Top Tier Governance Groups
  • Academic Council
  • Faculty Senate
  • Consolidated Students of UNLV
  • Graduate & Professional Student Association