Overview

CampusEAI Consortium History and Mission

CampusEAI Consortium was established in 2003 by 14 universities as a response to increasing IT budget cuts, resource constraints and expectations of incoming Internet-savvy students that are, these days, exposed to services such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. The CampusEAI Consortium's mission is to help members reduce the time, cost and effort associated with implementing enterprise IT services by leveraging shared IT services, lessons learned and best practices so that each member can avoid reinventing the wheel.

CampusEAI Consortium Governance

The CampusEAI Consortium Executive Advisory Committee guides the Consortium's Executive Director, Board and Leadership Team in prioritizing the strategic initiatives of the community.
 

CampusEAI Consortium was founded as an Ohio non-profit organization in 2003. In 2008, at the request of our Members, CampusEAI began offering a myriad of additional services to support the Consortium, including hosting, monitoring, managed and help desk services. In order to offer all these services, CampusEAI Consortium needed to invest significantly in new infrastructure (equipment and resources). Rather than seek outside investment, CampusEAI Consortium worked with its bank (Huntington Bank) and utilized a line of credit to finance this growth. The Bank required a lien on the infrastructure that was being purchased. Because the bank could not have liens on the non-profit organization, CampusEAI(for-profit) was formed. This company provides all additional services to the non-profit organization. The governance has not changed.

CampusEAI Consortium Advisory Committee

Brookdale Community College – Patricia Kahn, Ph.D., Executive Director, Information Technology Services
CampusEAI Consortium – Anjli Jain, Executive Director
Cochise College – Carlos Cartagena, Vice President, Information Technology
Curry College – Dennis Thibeault, Chief Information Officer, Project Manager
University of North Carolina Wilmington – Kevin Violette, Director, Integrated Enterprise Solutions

 

Members:

CampusEAI has over 250 active K-12 and Higher Education members in over 10 countries including the United States, Canada, Australia, the Middle East, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Members include University of Arizona, Albany State University, Curry College, University of Maine at Farmington, University of North Carolina Wilmington, Staffordshire University and University of Adelaide.

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CampusEAI's Members Include the following type of Institutions:

CampusEAI Consortium Leadership Team

Recognizing the need to have a central leadership team and resources dedicated to supporting the Consortium's initiatives, the CampusEAI Consortium staff provides strategic planning, project management, infrastructure design and implementation, graphic and user interface design, software development, support, training, and on-demand hosted and managed services.

Executive Management Team

Anjli Jain, Executive Director
Arun Kumar Chopra, Chief Financial Officer
Sumit Oberoi, Director of myCampus
Michael C. DeJohn, Director of Corporate Development & General Counsel

CampusEAI Consortium Facilities

To support its national and international members and provide them with competitive and cost effective consulting services rates, the CampusEAI Consortium has facilities in the US and overseas:

For more information about the CampusEAI Consortium, please send an e-mail to info@campuseai.org.