Tracy Schroeder

Biography

As CIO at UC Berkeley, Tracy oversees the university's IT strategy, infrastructure, and services, working closely with Berkeley IT’s executive leadership team and Berkeley’s academic and administrative units to ensure the smooth functioning of systems, support emerging technologies, and enhance campus-wide IT capabilities. Before joining Berkeley, Tracy was Vice President of Information Services & Technology and Chief Data Officer at Boston University (BU). During her 14 years at BU, Tracy designed and implemented IT governance; developed a highly successful “buy-in” research computing model; expanded wireless infrastructure to blanket the campus; upgraded all centrally managed classrooms to baseline technology standards; developed the university’s technology strategic plans; led the implementation of an Academic Data Warehouse; and replaced a wide array of legacy institutional information systems, including finance, HR, advancement, and student information systems.

Tracy is an active volunteer in national higher education IT leadership through EDUCAUSE and has worked over the years to build the profession, with a focus on providing opportunities for women and IT professionals from traditionally underrepresented communities. 

EDUCAUSE Publications

  • Enterprise IT Summit Follow-Up: What Is Effective IT Governance?
    • Blog
    • Author

    The Leading Transformational Change session at the 2016 EDUCAUSE/NACUBO Enterprise IT Summit generated more audience questions than the panelists could answer in the time allowed. They address two of the outstanding questions through this blog. In this second posting, the panelists consider effective IT governance.

EDUCAUSE Presentations