Kuali members include an international group of research universities, community colleges, and public and private institutions. To become a member, contact the Kuali Foundation for the next steps.
- Boston University
- California State University – Office of the Chancellor
- Colorado State University
- Cornell University
- Drexel University
- Indiana University
- Marist College
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Michigan State University
- North-West University – South Africa
- Research Foundation of The City University of New York
- Stevens Institute of Technology
- Strathmore University
- Tufts University
- University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
- Universidad del Sagrado Corazon
- University of Arizona
- University of California – Davis
- University of California – Irvine
- University of Connecticut
- University of Hawaii
- University of Illinois
- University of Maryland, Baltimore
- University of Maryland, College Park
- University of Toronto
- West Virginia University
Interested in becoming a member?
Kuali is a not-for-profit foundation which does not sell services; therefore, your institutional requirements for becoming a member or a partner likely do not require the same level of procurement procedures as working with a vendor.
Membership in the Kuali Foundation affords an institution the ability to be a design partner and to have decision rights about future vision and priorities for the product. The Foundation provides its Members the frameworks for collaboration and governance on the software projects, and facilitates best practices.
Consider project partnership
After becoming a member of the Kuali Foundation, a further step you may take is to become a partner in one or more of the Kuali projects— Kuali Financials, Kuali Research.
Benefits of becoming a project partner
Get prereleases of the software
Receive support from the community
Participate on the Executive Sponsorship Team and Customer Advisory Group, which provides direct influence on the direction and priorities of the system
Participate in additional collaboration activities which provide intensive discussions, both technical and functional