Academic Technology Committee
About the Academic Technology Committee
The Academic Technology Committee (ATC) is a subcommittee of the Academic Senate. The ATC focuses attention on how technology affects teaching and learning. The committee researches and recommends emerging technologies, processes, and tools to be integrated into educational practices. The ATC also provides a forum for faculty, staff, and students to voice their academic technology needs, give feedback on current technologies, and communicate those needs to the campus community. The faculty co-chair of this committee also serves on the College Technology Committee
Purpose
The ATC focuses attention on how technology affects teaching and learning. The committee researches and recommends emerging technologies, processes, and tools to be integrated into educational practices. The ATC also provides a forum for faculty, staff, and students to communicate their academic technology needs, give feedback on current technologies, and communicate those needs to the campus community.
Academic Technology Committee Roster
Co-Chairs
Stephanie Burnham (Humanities) [email protected]
Marlow Lemons (Mathematical Sciences) [email protected]
Notetaker
Janet Quezada (Mathematical Sciences)
| Committee Members | Division/Department |
| Loic Audusseau | ITS |
| Johnathan Bryant | Fine Arts |
| Ryan Carey | Industry & Technology |
| William Carter | ITS |
| Ryan Gan | Library & Learning Resources |
| Felipe Gutierrez | ITS |
| Tiffanie Lau | Special Resource Center |
| Alice Martinez | Mathmatical Sciences |
| Richard Perkins | Business |
| Carolyn Pineda | Institutional Research & Planning |
| Janice Pon-Ishikawa | Counseling |
| Erica Soohoo | Humanities |
| Claudio Vilchis | ITS |
| Moses Wolfenstein | Library & Learning Resources |
| David Wong | Industry and Technology |
Committee Minutes
The minutes for the ATC meetings can be found on BoardDocs in the Academic Senate Packets.
ATC Resolutions and Key Initiatives
Resolution for Faculty in High-Tech Fields’ Involvement in Technology Selection
- The disciplines currently considered to be affected by this resolution: Architecture, Computer Science, Computer Information Science, Data Science, Digital Arts, Games and Playable Media, Journalism, CADD, and Fashion.
Best Practices for Video Conferencing and Generative AI Add-ins