A message from Chief Information Officer Lois Brooks: UW Women in IT was founded 10 years ago by a dedicated group of IT professionals who set out to improve the recruitment, retention and advancement of women in technology roles at the university.
Join the Design Community and learn about UW’s 175th anniversary campaign—including branding strategy, a comprehensive website rollout and representing rich history. Jun 13, 11am via Zoom.
Applications are now open for the IT Leaders Program and Lead From Where You Are for 2024‑25. Apply by Jun 21. Have questions about the programs or application process? Stop by virtual office hours to speak with a steering committee member. Office hours: Jun 17, 2pm via Teams.
Now in their 5th year, IT Recognition Awards recognize the dedication, innovation and impact of the university’s information technology staff.
The hybrid conference on May 30 and 31 featured thought-provoking IT-focused sessions, the IT Recognition Awards, and a keynote address by Joe Sanfelippo.
Register by May 21 to attend the conference in person at the Pyle Center on May 30 and virtually on Zoom on May 31.
This year’s hybrid conference will feature 20+ thought-provoking sessions and a dynamic keynote by Dr Joe Sanfelippo. May 30 & 31.
Lois Brooks, vice provost for information technology and chief information officer, spoke with EdTech Magazine about IT Connects and creating a vibrant, collegial IT community at the university.
Help your colleagues get the recognition they deserve! Nominate them by May 5.
Sign up by Apr 19 to be paired with a colleague from UW’s IT community for informal 1-on-1 meetups.