Higher Ed Proposals Due 11/17/2026
The ACCS-VA Special Interest Groups offer an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and communicate with those individuals across the Commonwealth of Virginia working in the same field of expertise. In addition to these online forums, the SIGs also have a special session annually during the ACCS-VA annual conference.
Do you have an idea for a SIG that isn't represented? Please review the SIG Creation/Administration Policy and then fill out the contact form.
Provides open discussions for institutions relating to the access, integration and use of data from SIS, HR, LMS or other sources within and by applications or systems of all types.
Focuses on issues surrounding the support, delivery, and management of endpoint information technology services for our customers.
Provides open discussions for institutions relating to the access, integration and use of data from SIS, HR, LMS or other sources within and by applications or systems of all types.
Assists in the maintenance and curation (cataloging, proofing, editing, etc.), both internal to IT and front-facing, of an institutional Knowledge Base, and making sure the information is accurate and useful.
Provides a forum for discussion and collaboration to exchange information, ideas, communications strategies, and other activities that promote knowledgeable, professional and timely communication within our academic communities.
Shares lessons learned and best practices while fostering discussion that leads to the betterment of records management programs and information governance.
Enables practitioners to share knowledge and experience on general techniques of RPA, specific technologies and tools, as well as security and governance of automated processes and accounts.
Provides a setting to learn and share experiences with others on information security-related topics, such as information security projects and performing a risk assessments.
Provides support on specific Service Desk topics as well as insight on common issues like incident management, staff training, which services to provide, and contact methods.
Provides a forum for sharing and communicating about all aspects of software licensing in higher education (experiences, challenges, and successes).
Connects individuals supporting communication and collaboration systems and provides support on specific topics and insights on common issues.
Assist classroom technology managers with information about existing off the shelf products, integration and use best practices, and information about new technology and how it can be used in classrooms.