The Future of Campus Identity Launching Fall 2027
1
App for everything on campus
2027
Academic Year Launch
10+
Campus partner organizations
INITIATIVE GOALS
Built for the UT Community
Two core pillars guide the Digital ID initiative β driving campus connection and building a platform that unlocks real value.
Drive Connection
Create a digitally connected campus where access to buildings, services, and events is frictionless, secure, and tailored to the lifestyle of the UT community.
Build a Foundation that Unlocks Value
Implement enabling technologies that advance the vision of a one-app experience β empowering users to pay on and off campus, access local deals, and deepen brand affinity.
WHY IT MATTERS
Six Key Benefits
From day-to-day convenience to long-term security and cost savings β Digital ID delivers across the board.
π« Enhance Campus Experience
Reduce barriers and improve campus access and connectiveness for every Longhorn.
π Improve Residential Life
Prevent dorm lockouts and unauthorized access by replacing physical IDs with integrated digital building access.
π’ Address Student Demand
Student Government surveys show overwhelming student support for digital IDs, especially among on-campus residents who depend heavily on ID access for daily activities.
π Drive Value
Create a foundation for a seamless urban campus experience through greater access and opportunity for the whole community.
π Enhance Security
Digital IDs eliminate the vulnerabilities of physical cards β no more lost or loaned IDs leading to unauthorized access.
π° Reduce Costs
Reduce University ID card production expenditures while minimizing the financial burden on students for initial issuance and replacements.
IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE
The Road to Digital ID
For any questions about the Digital ID initiative, please contact Digital-ID@utexas.edu
"For years, students called for digital IDs and together, we delivered. We are honored
to have had Student Government partner with our incredible university administrators to make
this long-standing student vision a shared reality. This is what One Herd, One Home looks like in action."
β UT STUDENT GOVERNMENT
LEADERSHIP
Executive Sponsors & Steering Committee
Executive Sponsor and Steering Committee Co-Chairβ―
Cole Camplese β Vice President of Technology and Chief Information Officer; Enterprise Technology
Kathleen Brock β Vice President of Operations
John Dalton β Vice President for Student Affairs
Executive Officio Steering Committee Members
Heather Hanna β Associate Vice President, Engagement & Experience; Enterprise Technology
John Lovelace β Associate Vice President, Infrastructure; Enterprise Technology
Stephanie Gillen β Program Manager, Digital ID; Engagement & Experience, Enterprise Technology
Amanda Fratticcioli β Chief of Staff; Enterprise Technology
David Moss β Executive Director of Campus Solutions; Enterprise Technology
COLLABORATION
Campus Partners
Campus Experience
Athletics
RecSports
Museums
Capital Metro
Texas One Stop
University Libraries
UT Print
Building Access
Campus Operations
Enterprise Technology
Housing Access and Dining
University Housing and Dining