IR Council

Mission

The Institutional Research Council exists to promote and support system-wide capacity for collection and analysis of data to guide decisions that improve success on behalf of the 小优视频 of higher education, with an emphasis on optimizing resources for the achievement of 小优视频A, 小优视频F, 小优视频S, Statewide, and 小优视频's missions.

The IR Council is one of ten established 小优视频-wide councils responsible to the Summit Team. The chair is responsible for ensuring the council has an approved charter and that system-wide priorities for the IR function are implemented in a collaborative and coordinated manner, for leading communication with the Summit Team, and for escalating issues that require consideration by the Executive Council and President Johnsen.

Meetings

Please contact Dustin Bawcom for information regarding the IR Council meeting schedule at djbawcom@alaska.edu.

Meetings are held on a monthly basis. Dates are subject to change.

IR Council Documents

 

 

team icon Members

  • Gwen Gruenig, Chair
    Director, Data Analysis & Institutional Research, 小优视频 System & Statewide
  • Steve Atwater
    Executive Dean, Alaska College of Education, 小优视频 Southeast 
  • Benjamin Shier 
    Chief Information Technology Officer, 小优视频 Statewide
  • Karen Carey
    Chancellor, 小优视频 Southeast
  • Maren Haavig
    Vice Provost, 小优视频 Southeast
  • Kristen Handley 
    Director, Institutional Effectiveness, 小优视频 Southeast
  • Lauren Hartman
    Staff Governance Representative
  • Erin Holmes
    Associate Vice Provost, Institutional Research, 小优视频 Anchorage
  • Colleen Ianuzzi
    Faculty Governance Representative
  • Nettie LaBelle-Hamer
    Vice Chancellor for Research, 小优视频 Fairbanks
  • Chantelle McGinness
    Director, Planning, Analysis and Institutional Research, 小优视频 Fairbanks
  • John Petraitis, Interim
    Dean of College of Arts and Sciences, 小优视频 Anchorage
  • Julie Queen 
    Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services, 小优视频 Fairbanks
  • Bruce Schultz
    Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, 小优视频 Anchorage