Mark your calendars with the following spring sustainability events: Friday, April 5, 7:30 AM to 9 AM – Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable: The Future of Transit in Atlanta, featuring MARTA’s NEW General Manager and CEO Keith Parker, to be held at the All Saints Episcopal Church (634 West Peachtree Street NW, Atlanta). This town hall meeting features […]
Ryan has joined the systems team to build and maintain Windows servers. Before Emory, he was at M*Modal for nine years as a systems engineer. Prior to that he worked at Precyse Solutions in Atlanta. Born in Columbia, SC, Ryan has lived nearly his entire life in Atlanta and is a proud father of two. […]
Archana (pronounced ARCH-ah-nah) has joined R-WIT to do research analytics for Emory Radiology, which involves managing their many data requests. Before coming to Emory, Archana worked with several insurance companies (such as United Health, Crawford, and Sedgwick) as a software developer, database admin, and administrator of business intelligence tools. “I play with a lot of […]
Shailesh will be assisting researchers who need data analysis and will be working with the CDW data warehouse to aggregate the data for his research clients. Before joining R-WIT, Shailesh was a database administrator for Xerox Healthcare and was an Oracle backend developer at Intercall. He received his bachelor’s degree in Commerce at Bombay University […]
Kelly is the latest project manager to join the R-WIT team and she will begin with some operational and clinical trials projects. She comes to Emory from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, where she was also a project manager. Kelly also ran her own consulting group for about ten years. A graduate of LSU (Geaux Tigers!) […]
Bill Szabrak (pronounced SAY-brak) is now the new IT Service and Project Portfolio Manager in the PMO. Previously, Bill managed the Operations Group in R-WIT and also spent time as the lead for collaboration software for Emory’s research community. He has been at Emory for five years. Before his stint at Emory, he worked at […]
Of the many “official” Emory ceremonies that I am invited to participate in, I have a clear favorite. It is the Employee of Distinction Award ceremony, where between 10 and 15 Emory University employees are recognized annually for outstanding contributions to the Emory community. I don’t get to go every year, but this year OIT […]