Information Technology and Cybersecurity

Faculty councils serve as deliberative and advisory bodies for all matters of University policy, and are primary forums for faculty-administrative interaction in determining that policy. Faculty Code, Sec 42-33.

FCITC shall be responsible for all matters of policy relating to Information Technology and Security such as technology used for teaching and learning; videoconferencing; technology relating to hiring, merit, and promotion; collection and use of data; and research. Faculty Code, Sec 42-47.

Chair: Charles Costarella, engineering

Faculty Code Section 21-61 A: 

• Austin Baird, medicine
• Yang Peng, stem – uw bothell
• Kimberlee Gillis-Bridges, arts & sciences
• Chris Marriot, engineering and technology – uw tacoma
• Andrew Connolly, arts & sciences
• Philip Brock, arts & sciences
• Trent Hill, information school
• Jochen Scholl, information school
• Zahr Said, law
• Deveeshree Nayak, engineering & technology – uw bothell
• Geetha Thamilarasu, stem – uw bothell
• Stuart Reges, computer science & engineering

Faculty Code Section 21-61 B:

• Michelle Bucholtz, PSO
• Karen Spence, ALUW
• ASUW
• ASUWT
• UWRA
• GPSS

Faculty Code Section 21-61 C: TBD

Questions about FCITC?: email moderator