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Deans’ IT Group Subcommittee Members

1. Ron Baker, College of Public Health: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Research Cyberinfrastructure
2. Mark Barker, Research Information Services: Enterprise Computing
3. Jan Bates, Office of CIO for Health Care: Ubiquitous Technology
4. Andrew Blues, Physical Plant Division: Academic Facilities
5. Jeff Cain, College of Pharmacy: Academic Facilities
6. Christopher Canjar, College of Agriculture: Academic Facilities
7. Patsy Carruthers, Teaching and Academic Support Center (TASC): Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing
8. Lesley Chapman, College of Fine Arts: Academic Facilities, Research Cyberinfrastructure, Ubiquitous Technology
9. Kristen Cheser, Office of the Executive Vice President for Fiscal Affairs: Funding
10. Karen T. Combs, Provost Budget Office: Funding
11. Michael Culp, College of Design: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
12. Christian Ecker, College of Arts and Sciences: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Funding, Research Cyberinfrastructure, Ubiquitous Technology
13. Terry Edin, College of Education: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Funding
14. Greg Franseth, Research Information Services: Research Cyberinfrastructure, Funding
15. Steven Garner, College of Agriculture: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
16. Brenda Ghaelian, College of Nursing: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
17. Tom Hanna, Graduate School: Enterprise Computing, Funding
18. Melissa Huffman, Gatton College of Business and Economics: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
19. Joey Jackson, College of Law: Academic Facilities, Research Cyberinfrastructure, Ubiquitous Technology
20. Sandra Jaros, College of Medicine: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Funding
21. Scott Johnson, College of Communications and Information Studies: Research Cyberinfrastructure
22. Al Kaplan, College of Dentistry: Academic Facilities
23. Gus Miller, Office of the Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs: Academic Facilities
24. Anthony Russell, Office of Planning, Budget, and Policy Analysis: Funding
25. Chris Shotwell, College of Agriculture: Funding
26. Bam Sutardjo, College of Health Sciences: Academic Facilities
27. Rex Stidham, Teaching and Academic Support Center (TASC): Academic Facilities
28. Henry Lynn Tilley, College of Engineering: Research Cyberinfrastructure
29. Gary Trumble, College of Social Work: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing
30. Kelly Vickery, UK Libraries: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing
31. Stephen Welch, College of Medicine: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing
32. Lisa Wilson, Provost Budget Office: Funding
33. Kathryn Wong, Teaching and Academic Support Center (TASC): Enterprise Computing

Information Technology Participants

1. Vince Kellen: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Research Cyberinfrastructure
2. Penny Cox: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Funding*
3. Doyle Friskney: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Ubiquitous Technology*
4. Kathy Hamperian: Academic Facilities,* Enterprise Computing, Ubiquitous Technology
5. David Hardison: Enterprise Computing*
6. John Tibe: Academic Facilities, Enterprise Computing, Research Cyberinfrastructure*
7. Frank Abraham: Funding
8. Peggy Akridge: Academic Facilities
9. Wayne Beech: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
10. Herman Collins: Research Cyberinfrastructure
11. Virginia Lacefield: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
12. Daryoush Marefat: Research Cyberinfrastructure
13. Nicholas J. McClure: Research Cyberinfrastructure
14. Marla Powers: Funding
15. Aric D. Schadler: Research Cyberinfrastructure
16. Sidney Scott: Academic Facilities, Research Cyberinfrastructure, Ubiquitous Technology
17. Jack Sharp: Academic Facilities, Ubiquitous Technology
18. Rob Tudor: Research Cyberinfrastructure

* denotes subcommittee chair

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UKIT Strategic Plan Metrics

• Goal 1 – Help improve student success and patient outcomes
• Goal 2 – Improve workstation labs and classroom facilities
• Goal 3 – Exploit disruptive technology for cost/benefit gain
• Goal 4 – Adjust research computing model to support growing research programs and utilize new technology
• Goal 5 – Digitize content, automate and improve processes
• Goal 6 – Use collaboration and governance for advantage