Month: December 2017
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Need your opinion: Newsletter survey
Campus and Community Relations (CCR) would like your feedback about the Online News, your divisional newsletter. We are interested in improving our service to better meet your needs. Please take a few minutes to answer this survey and feel free to be as candid as you like regarding your responses, as they will help guide…
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ITIL Foundations class and certification
LITS will be hosting an ITIL Foundations training class, presented by Pink Elephant, February 5-7, 2018. The Foundations course provides an introduction to the ITIL framework and many of the IT Service Management processes in use at Emory. This 3-day onsite class includes the ITIL Foundations certification exam on the final day. The cost of…
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Jack Scott makes art from the detritus of IT
Jack Scott has a unique skill for creating art using old computer parts. While some people look into the surplus room and see piles of dusty junk, Jack sees an opportunity to create something interesting. As a high school student, Jack had interests in construction, then graduated from Emory with a degree in art history/visual…
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It is time to RSVP for the LITS Holiday Party
The LITS Holiday Party is just around the corner, and all RSVPs must be received by Wednesday, December 6. The purpose of the RSVPs is so that name tags can be printed and proper amounts of food and drink can be ordered. If you are new to LITS or have never attended, the Holiday Party…
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Liz Lucabaugh, Data Visualization Developer, IT Data Management and Solutions
Liz Lucabaugh (pronounced LOOK-ah-bah) joined UIT as a data visualization developer. Before coming to Emory she spent five years as a knowledge and insights consultant for Coca-Cola’s HR department, where she performed analytics and used data to determine strategies for turnover and talent development. Born in Columbus, GA, Liz received her bachelor’s degree in psychology…
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LITS recent headlines and upcoming events
Recent LITS headlines: Emory Report: ‘Bunk’: Kevin Young’s new book examines the rise of hoaxes Emory Report: Emory history class uses digital storytelling to study political movements Emory Libraries News: Put your paws up: It’s time for Woodruff Library’s study break with the dogs Upcoming LITS events: (go HERE for more information for each event)…