The Tambellini Future Campus Award™ honors innovative higher education institutions that leverage and integrate artificial intelligence or other cutting-edge technologies to redefine the landscape of learning, administration, and campus life.
The Future Campus Award celebrates colleges and universities for achieving significant progress in creating a sustainable, efficient, and inclusive Future Campus™. These institutions demonstrate a dedication to improvement and leadership in shaping the future of education, fostering academic excellence, and enhancing operational resilience through technological advancement.
Nominated institutions should have demonstrated excellence in one of the following four categories:
Institutions or a nominating entity can submit applications detailing their achievements and initiatives in line with the award criteria by Tuesday, April 30, 2024.
A panel of Tambellini analysts and advisors will review submissions. Finalists will be selected based on their:
The winner and two runner-ups will be announced at the Future Campus Summit in New York City, New York, June 26–27, 2024.
The Future Campus Award aims to not only recognize but also inspire colleges and universities worldwide to embrace technology’s transformative potential, leading the way to a more innovative, inclusive, and sustainable future in higher education.
The Future Campus Award evolved from the Tambellini Technology Leadership Awards, which were established in 2015 to honor the achievements of higher education IT leaders and their teams. Over the past decade, the higher education technology landscape and the forces impacting higher education have changed significantly. Today, IT teams must collaborate institution-wide to ensure project and institutional success. The Future Campus Award celebrates this shift and recognize the collective effort of colleges and universities.
CIO and VP of Information Technology for California Polytechnic State University
Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, The College of New Jersey
Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, The College of New Jersey
Michael joined Workday in 2013 seeding the Student project team and contributing to its initial architecture and design. Michael led the Product Management team as they designed the core student product and facilitated a three-year customer design partner program. Today, Michael leads the Product Strategy team responsible for determining market fit, competitive market intelligence, and overall product direction. Prior to joining Workday, Michael worked 16 years at Peoplesoft and Oracle in support of the Campus Solutions product in Product Management, Development, and Support. Michael has committed his professional career to the improvement of higher education management through the design and development of Student Information Systems.
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