Besides our roles at C21U, our team is deeply involved in the Georgia Tech community and the broader higher education landscape. We are proud to have held and continue to hold influential positions across several prestigious organizations, including the Digital Collegium Board of Directors, ASU Trusted Learner Network’s Architecture Advisory Committee, Open-Source Program Office Advisory Board, and various 1EdTech communities of practice and groups such as the Higher Education Executive Council (HEEC) and the Higher Education Member Leadership Network (HEMLN).

In these roles, we have led initiatives to improve digital learning environments, created frameworks for trusted learning networks, and advocated for open-source solutions in education. At Georgia Tech, our team has actively contributed to numerous committees and design teams, including the Project Program and Portfolio Managers Community of Practice and the Anchor Institution Coordinating Council. We have led projects to ensure the use of best practices in community engagement, maximize community impact, improve student information systems, streamline administrative processes, and enhance campus-wide digital services.

These efforts demonstrate our commitment to fostering innovation and excellence in higher education. We are inspired by the potential for improvement and strive to ensure that the communities Tech serves locally and internationally, as well as our students and staff, benefit from improved services and experiences.

^{Photo taken on October 4, 2024, by Joëlle Walls. Bottom row, left to right, Meryem Yilmaz Soylu, Claire Kinane, Nicole Moore, Stephen Harmon, Stuart Freeman, Adrian Gallard, and Warren Goetzel. Top row, left to right, Eric Sembrat, Gayane Grigoryan, Jeonghyun “Jonna” Lee, Chris Yang, and Yelena M. Rivera-Vale.}