The complex and unique nature of academic technology requires cooperation and consultation from various segments of the A&M System community–instructional technology, information systems and services, and academic affairs.

As the academic technology domain is dynamic, CATIE will have a flexible structure to respond to System initiatives and issues at hand. To that extent, membership is extended to include representatives with expertise in various areas to work on task forces and/or committees as needed.

Ideal CATIE members are:

• Academic leaders (e.g. Assistant Vice Presidents, Assistant Deans) overseeing academic technology operations
• Directors of Distance Learning and/or Instructional Technology
• Faculty members with a proven record of innovative use of technology in teaching
• Professionals in charge of technology-based training and outreach

Chief Academic Officers (CAO) or Directors of A&M System members appoint CATIE members representing their institutions. CATIE members are appointed for three years with the possibility of re-appointment.

Council Leadership:

• Kimberly Grotewold — CATIE Chair
• THECB Learning Technology Advisory Committee (LTAC) representatives — Dr. Rolando Garza, Charlene Stubblefield