IT collaborates with several NKU governance organizations to support communication, decision-making and prioritization. These include academic focus groups, business analysts, faculty senate, chairs and campus groups.
This council is composed of members of the President’s executive team or their designee. They meet on a monthly basis to discuss/approve IT policies and projects affecting the campus community.
This council is composed of faculty, staff and students. It is chaired by faculty on a rotating basis. To obtain information in support of the work of ITAC and its subcommittees, surveys are issued to faculty, staff and students.
The Workday Steering Committee provides direction on initiatives related to Human Resources, Finance, and Student modules. Members offer input on new functionality, ensure alignment with institutional priorities, and act as liaisons between their respective areas and the Workday project team, promoting collaboration, transparency, and informed decision-making.
This group is composed of representatives from NKU’s Student Government Association and other student organizations. IT staff work with this group on an as-needed basis to better understand the IT needs of our students. This group has provided valuable feedback to IT, which has led to the expansion of virtual labs and the implementation of wireless printing solutions.
The Academic Integrity Committee is composed of faculty and staff committed to promoting a culture of honesty and ethical conduct at NKU. The committee primarily provides guidance on academic integrity policies, ensures consistent application across the university, and supports educational efforts that strengthen awareness and understanding of academic integrity. Members also serve as liaisons to their departments and the broader campus community, helping to uphold and advance NKU’s standards of academic excellence.
