Pathify Joins AI Governance Panel at EDUCAUSE 2026

Sep 22, 2026
Pathify and higher education leaders will discuss AI governance and technology consolidation at the EDUCAUSE 2026 Annual Conference in Denver.
Pathify Joins AI Governance Panel at EDUCAUSE 2026

Pathify and higher education leaders will discuss AI governance and technology consolidation at the EDUCAUSE 2026 Annual Conference in Denver, the company announced in a press release. The sessions are scheduled for Sept. 30 and Oct. 2.

Pathify CTO Chris Hagan will join Dan Watkins of Los Angeles Community College District and Rajiv Shridhar of MIT Sloan School of Management for the Sept. 30 panel. They will cover AI readiness assessments, governance and the use of conversational AI agents without adding technical complexity.

The Oct. 2 session will feature leaders from California Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles Community College District, Central Michigan University and the University of Utah. The discussion will focus on reducing the number of technology systems and creating more unified digital environments. Pathify is a 2026 EDUCAUSE Strategic Partner and a participant in the inaugural EDUCAUSE Higher Ed Ready Program.

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