Date Endorsed by MET: 3\/13\/2024<\/strong><\/p>\n The purpose of the STAB is to provide advice on the development and advancement of academic and administrative computing resources. The STAB serves as the advisory board for the ongoing systematic development and advancement of computing resources in the context of the overall institutional planning process. The primary goal for the STAB is to provide advice to the Information Technology Services (ITS) department with respect to the overall role of technology in executing the strategy of the College including, but not limited to, major technology investments, technology strategy, operational performance, and technology trends that may affect the operations of the College. The secondary goal for the STAB is to provide advice to ITS with respect to the timing of implementation of changes to computing and technology-related resources, systems, and processes and with respect to communicating the when, how, and why of changes. The STAB serves an important advisory function by providing perspectives and guidance to those technology integration professionals who have decision- making authority.<\/p>\n Members of the STAB should be broadly representative of the campus community. Members should be leaders from their respective cores who have an understanding of the College\u2019s strategic goals, have the authority to coordinate unit resources to achieve those goals, and are accountable within their respective cores for the success of resource allocation decisions. Members of the STAB should have awareness of the various technologies used across the Core that they represent.<\/p>\n Membership includes the following:<\/p>\n Given the critical connection between technology and the academic mission of the College, the Teaching, Learning, and Growth Core should have multiple representatives in order to capture the diverse perspectives from the various schools and entities that make up the core. As such, the Provost may appoint up to five representatives to serve on the STAB. Initially, representatives from the Teaching, Learning, and Growth Core will include:<\/p>\n The committee may invite additional representatives from the Faculty Assembly (FA), the Ramapo Staff Association (RSA), or the Student Government Association (SGA) to participate in specific meetings to gather input on selected topics. The Provost may consider adding the Digital Technology Specialist Librarian (potential future position) as a representative.<\/p>\n The Executive Secretary of the Board will manage a website for the STAB which will provide a forum for information sharing, including agendas, summaries, and key take-aways from each meeting. The Chair of the Board will ensure that key take-aways from each meeting of the STAB are shared with the Mission Element Team (MET), the Cabinet of Agents (COA), and the presidents of the FA, RSA, and SGA.<\/p>\n Current Members:<\/strong><\/p>\n Timothy Babasade<\/strong> Michael Bitz<\/strong> Benny Chan<\/strong> Patricia Chavez<\/strong> Joseph Connell<\/strong> Tibor Csokasi<\/strong> Frank Di Pentima<\/strong> Robert Doster Jason Hecht Lawrence Mascia<\/strong> Jennifer Hicks McGowan<\/strong> Indya Jackson<\/strong> Robert Josic<\/strong> Zachary Peck Elizabeth Siecke<\/strong> Joyce Yonghee Shim<\/strong> Melissa Van Der Wall<\/strong> Michael Yankovich<\/strong> The STAB may provide advice on the following areas:<\/p>\n The STAB will provide guidance to ITS as ITS leads the development of a framework for Data Governance. A framework for Data Governance will include the provision of policy or procedural guidance on data management, quality, stewardship, protection, compliance, and sharing. The STAB may be asked provide advice to the MET and COA on the use of data to inform decision-making, though a separate committee may be required to serve this function, if required. Such a committee would provide advice on the coordination of data collection, analysis, reporting, and sharing in alignment with academic, student support, and student success priorities.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n
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\nDirector of Client Services<\/p>\n
\nProfessor of Teacher Education<\/p>\n
\nDean, School of Science, Nursing, and Health<\/p>\n
\nDirector of Internal Audit<\/p>\n
\nAssistant Vice President of Student Success<\/p>\n
\nSystem and Specialist Project Administrator<\/p>\n
\nAssistant Vice President for Business Services and Controller<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Chief Information Officer
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\n<\/strong>Professor of Finance<\/p>\n
\nAssociate Professor of Communication Arts<\/p>\n
\nInterim Executive Director of Employee Relations<\/p>\n
\nAssistant Professor African\/American Literature<\/p>\n
\nOutreach & Engagement Core Technologies Manager<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Assistant Professor of Philosophy<\/p>\n
\nLibrarian<\/p>\n
\nVice Provost for Academic Affairs and Faculty Affairs<\/p>\n
\nDean of Students and Vice President for Student Well-Being<\/p>\n
\nVice President for Operational and Administrative Integration<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n