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USER Steering Committee
| The USER Steering Committee was instrumental in
making the USER Project a success. The Committee set the vision, helped
develop the USER approach and guidelines, and provided strategic support
and guidance to the Project.
In the Fall of 2003, the USER Steering Committee moved into an
expanded role when its membership was appointed to the newly formed
Information
Technology Advisory Committee (I-TAC). The I-TAC is chaired
by Weldon Ihrig, Executive Vice President, and helps prioritize
and plan the technology and strategic direction of the University
of Washington. With the formation of the I-TAC, there was no longer
a need for a separate Steering Committee for the USER Project.
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Steering Committee Members
President Richard L. McCormick appointed the Steering
Committee. Brief introductions to the Steering Committee
members are online.
- Weldon Ihrig, Executive Vice President, Co-chair.
- Craig Hogan, Vice Provost for Research, Co-chair.
- Albert Berger, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education, School of Medicine
- Dean Denice Denton, College of Engineering.
- Dean Michael Eisenberg, Information School.
- Edward Lazowska, Bill & Melinda Gates Chair, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
- Ruth Mahan, Director, UW AMC Academic/Clinical Support and Personnel Policy
- Dean Arthur Nowell, College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences.
- Kathleen Sellick, Executive Director, UW Medical Center Administration.
- Lizabeth (Betsy) Wilson, Director of University Libraries.
Steering Committee Role
The mission of the USER project is to transform University of Washington support
services, enabling our community to be more effective and efficient in carrying
out the institution's educational, research, and public service missions.
The role of the USER Steering Committee is to oversee the USER project and provide
strategic guidance. The USER-SC is responsible for keeping the project on track
with its mission and the guidelines provided by the UIF funding. Major decisions
affecting the scope or activities of the project will be put before the Steering
Committee. The Steering Committee should provide the leadership and the long-term,
institutional perspective required for success.
Specific responsibilities will include:
- Represent the institutional interest to the project team.
- Set the vision and strategic direction for the project.
- Challenge the project to think and act creatively.
- Provide top-down support for the project.
- Resolve major issues affecting project scope or direction.
Steering Committee selection criteria
- Size. The committee should include no more than 10 people.
- Credibility. Members should be credible in the eyes of the
University community.
- Knowledge. Members should be familiar with the key support issues
affecting their school, college, or department.
- Perspective. Members should be willing to take a global view.
- Representation. Members should be chosen to represent the variety
of campus constituencies to the extent practical.
Steering Committee Meeting Notes and Monthly Status Reports
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