Advisory Committees

Currently there are nine advisory committees that advise and guide strategies in various arenas within the association. An EDUCAUSE staff member with specific expertise in the area of committee involvement works directly with members in shaping the goals of the committee. Advisory committees are generally composed of six to 12 members, serving terms of three years. Approximately one-third of the committee members rotate off each year. Click on the links below to learn about each committee and to review the current roster of members.

Advisory Committee on Teaching and Learning
Brings leading-edge, visionary thinking about higher education teaching and learning issues into the EDUCAUSE program

Advisory Group on Enterprise Information Systems and Services
Advises EDUCAUSE regarding the application of information technologies to the administrative and business purposes of the institution

Current Issues Committee
Identifies information technology and resources management issues in higher education to be addressed through the association's various programs and activities

EDUCAUSE Quarterly Editorial Committees
Review submissions to EQ, provide guidance for the journal, and solicit materials for publication.

Evolving Technologies Committee
Identifies developing technologies and evaluates their impact on higher education for the EDUCAUSE community

Fellowship Advisory Committee
Selects recipients of the Jane N. Ryland Fellowships through a process of soliciting applications and evaluating candidates

Nominations Committee
Develops a slate of candidates for election to the EDUCAUSE Board of Directors, structures the election, and announces the results

Professional Development Committee
Provides direction and recommendations for a broad range of professional development activities, including the EDUCAUSE Institutes; regional and topical conferences; and workshops, seminars, and affiliated events

Recognition Committee
Provides strategic oversight on EDUCAUSE awards program; selects winners of the Leadership Awards and the Catalyst Award.

To volunteer for service on an advisory committee and for all other opportunities, please complete the Volunteer Interest Form.

About EDUCAUSE Member Committees Advisory Committees Program Committees Committee Guidelines Committee Chair Responsibilities Committee Member Responsibilities Staff Support		Advisory Committees Currently there are nine advisory committees that advise and guide strategies in various arenas within the association. An EDUCAUSE staff member with specific expertise in the area of committee involvement works directly with members in shaping the goals of the committee. Advisory committees are generally composed of six to 12 members, serving terms of three years. Approximately one-third of the committee members rotate off each year. Click on the links below to learn about each committee and to review the current roster of members. Advisory Committee on Teaching and Learning Brings leading-edge, visionary thinking about higher education teaching and learning issues into the EDUCAUSE program Advisory Group on Enterprise Information Systems and Services Advises EDUCAUSE regarding the application of information technologies to the administrative and business purposes of the institution Current Issues Committee Identifies information technology and resources management issues in higher education to be addressed through the association's various programs and activities EDUCAUSE Quarterly Editorial Committees Review submissions to EQ, provide guidance for the journal, and solicit materials for publication. Evolving Technologies Committee Identifies developing technologies and evaluates their impact on higher education for the EDUCAUSE community Fellowship Advisory Committee Selects recipients of the Jane N. Ryland Fellowships through a process of soliciting applications and evaluating candidates Nominations Committee Develops a slate of candidates for election to the EDUCAUSE Board of Directors, structures the election, and announces the results Professional Development Committee Provides direction and recommendations for a broad range of professional development activities, including the EDUCAUSE Institutes; regional and topical conferences; and workshops, seminars, and affiliated events Recognition Committee Provides strategic oversight on EDUCAUSE awards program; selects winners of the Leadership Awards and the Catalyst Award. To volunteer for service on an advisory committee and for all other opportunities, please complete the Volunteer Interest Form.
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