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IT Governance
Wayne State University utilizes a basic system of shared technology governance at the executive level.
Given the pervasive presence of technology in learning, discovery, urban engagement and administration, it is essential that stakeholders have appropriate involvement in making key technology decisions.
This system of shared technology governance provides many diverse and valuable perspectives in a methodical approach to decision-making and ultimately results in well-formed institutional-level decisions.
An overview of each governance committee is below. For more information or for a current list of members, email cit@wayne.edu.
IT Steering Committee
The Information Technology Steering Committee (ITSC) is the executive-level technology steering committee at Wayne State University. The ITSC makes final recommendations to the President on strategic technology matters. ITSC membership is primarily composed of select members of the President's cabinet, representing both the academic (instruction and research) and the administrative branches of the institution. Meetings take place on a monthly basis.
- Rob Thompson, Chief Information Officer and Associate Vice President for Computing and Information Technology (convener)
- Mark Lawrence Kornbluh, PhD, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs (chair)
Information Systems Management Committee
The Information Systems Management Committee (ISMC) at Wayne State University has a primary emphasis on enterprise-wide administrative technologies, such as the university's integrated Banner System and associated administrative systems and applications. The ISMC is primarily made up of Associate Vice Presidents and Directors from Wayne State University administrative divisions and departments. Meetings take place on a monthly basis.
Committee members
| Name | TItle |
|---|---|
| Rob Thompson | CIO and Acting AVP of Enterprise Planning and Operational Excellence |
| Darin Ellis | AVP |
| Ahmad Ezzeddine | Sr Vice Provost |
| Boris Baltes | Sr. Assoc Provost Fac Affairs |
| Tamaka Butler | Asst Vice President & Controller |
| Peter Caborn | Associate Vice President, Development and Alumni Affairs |
| Carly Cirilli | (Co-chair), Institutional Research and Data Analytics, Senior Director |
| Robert Davenport | Finance and Business Operations, Facilities Planning and Management, Associate Vice President |
| Kenneth Doherty | Associate Vice President of Procurement & Strategic Sourcing |
| Jane Fitzgibbon | Senior Lecturer, Fine & Performing Arts |
| Sharon Lean | Associate Professor and Chair, CLAS |
| Carolyn Hafner | (Co-Chair), Human Resources, Associate VP, Chief Human Resources Officer |
| Lisa Shrader | Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs |
| Garrett McManaway | Senior Director, Chief Information Security Officer |
| Robert Reynolds | Academic Senate Faculty Representative and Professor of Computer Science |
| Gail Ryan | Assistant Vice President for Sponsored Program Administration, Research |
| Eulonda Whitmore | Associate Vice President and Chief Audit Executive |
| Linda Beale | Professor of Law, Wayne Law, President, Academic Senate, Wayne State University |
| Virginia Kleist | Dean, Mike Ilitch School of Business |
| Laurie Lauzen-Clabo | Provost & Sr Vice President |
| Bethany Gielczyk | Senior Vice President, Business Affairs |
| Ezemenari Obasi | Vice President Research |
| Melissa Smiley | Chief of Staff & University Relations Officer |
Data Governance
Data Governance provides the oversight of data gathered, manipulated and archived by Wayne State University. It is the practice of authority and control over the management of the Institution's data and data assets.
The goal of the Data Governance program is to establish campus-wide standards, policies and practices that enable a holistic understanding of data usage across the University while creating a culture of responsible data use for informed and actionable decision making.
Learn more at datagovernance.wayne.edu