Technology Advisory Committee
(CPC committee)
Mission / The Technology Advisory Committee is composed of representatives of each instructional division as well as selected representatives of other constituencies. The Committee continually updates reviews the College Technology Functional Plan submitted annually to CPC for renewal, which providesproviding the frame of reference for all planning proposals requiring new technology, which are initially referred to this Committee for its input as to the operative specifications involved. [Participatory Governance Agreement, Article VI, Section 7.]
The purpose of the Academic Technology Advisory Committee is to assess campus computer resources and to develop, and updatereview annually a three-year comprehensive Technology Master Plan for the coordination of campus-wide computing. Specifically, the committee will:
  • Make recommendations to the College Planning Council and Academic Senate on matters relating to the acquisition and use of technology campus wide and
  • Create, and annually updateReview the Los Angeles Harbor College Technology Master Plan and promote, assess, and monitor its implementation.
  • Increase awareness among the college community through a technology Website of what is going on in the IT realm.
  • Promote the use of computers and other technology on campus. Make recommendations for technology training for faculty and staff development.
  • Develop recommendations for prioritization of support staff, training, and access to computer resources and laboratories.
  • Identify specific academic technology needs as they arise across the campus in order to be in a position to provide support or modify equipment or infrastructure.
  • Recommend procedures for the acquisition, operation, and repair of technology resources. Source: Committee SharePoint Site
Archived OMNI webpage
Functions / 1. DraftsReviews the College Technology Plan for submission to CPC and the Academic Senate in accordance with College unit plans.
2. Oversees the integration of college needs in adopting new technologies and maintaining existing technologies.
3. Advises the College on technology as it plans for new buildings.
Source: Committee SharePoint Site
Participatory Governance Agreement
Brown Act / Yes
Source: Participatory Governance Agreement

Meeting Time / Place / Second Tuesday of every month at 2:00 PM in SSC 271
Source: Committee SharePoint Site
Reports To / College Planning Council (CPC)
Source: Committee SharePoint Site
Participatory Governance Agreement
Plan Oversight / Technology Plan
Source: Committee SharePoint Site
Participatory Governance Agreement
Role in Planning / Assess technology related resources and provide input for the technology plan.
Role in Program Review / Identify technology needs and make recommendations.
Current Chair(s) & Length of Term / Co-chairs must be from two separate constituencies, elected by the committee membership, who are non- voting.
Source: Participatory Governance Agreement

Length of Term:
Source: Committee SharePoint Site
Membership
Length of Term / 1 representative from each Academic Division
1 representative from the Institutional Effectiveness Office
1 Dean of Economic & Workforce Development as nonvoting resource
1 Dean to be appointed by Teamsters Local 911
1 Director of IT
1 Representative from the Distance Learning Committee
4 Classified Staff representatives
1 appointed by the AFT Classified Unit
3 appointed as per union contracts
1 Student appointed by the Student Body President
1 Faculty appointed by the AFT Chapter President
Subcommittees / N/A
Agenda / Minutes / Website /