Strategic Technology Advisory Committee

The Strategic Technology Advisory Committee (STAC) serves as an advisory resource and coordinating body for the Washington Community and Technical Colleges (WACTC) presidents regarding system-wide technology planning, selection and investment decisions. This committee advises the WACTC Technology Committee (WACTC-Tech).

Current Initiatives/Projects

The Strategic Technology Advisory Committee (STAC) serves as an advisory resource and coordinating body for the Washington Community and Technical Colleges (WACTC) presidents regarding system-wide technology planning, selection and investment decisions. Currently the committee is working on the following:

WACTC solution for Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
Guided Pathways solutions
A continuous process for Strategic Technology Planning
Communication and decision processes for WACTC technology issues/strategies
Integration of projects related to Educational Technology (EdTech) and Accessibility (CATO)

STAC Meetings

Meeting agendas, minutes and other materials

Resources

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Presentations

STAC Report to WACTC 6-4-20

Strategic Planning Innovation Discussions 5-22-20

Request Process

STAC Processes

Process for submitting a project or initiative for consideration

Form - will this be a simple form that sends information to an email? A distribution list? Will you need the ability to upload documents? (that will require us to purchase extra features)

Committee Documents

Charter

Membership

The Strategic Technology Advisory Committee is comprised of 20 voting members, including two representatives from each WACTC Commission (14), the SBCTC Chief Information Officer, and up to five subject matter experts from SBCTC. Non-voting representatives from subcommittees or ad-hoc working groups are also designated to participate on the committee.

STAC Membership List - Updated May 2021