Month: January 2020
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Bill Choate leaves Emory after 32 years of IT excellence
Bill Choate, a storage engineer II on the Enterprise Storage team, is retiring from Emory this week after 32 years in IT. “It’s been a long ride of constant change,” says Bill. “It’s been an amazing industry to work in. Things we do today were only pipe dreams just twenty years ago.” Originally from Chattanooga,…
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Kim Comstock: “I enjoyed coming to work every day.”
Kim Comstock, the business manager for LITS HR, is finally leaving Emory after 37 amazing years. Born in Webster, NY (outside of Rochester), Kim attended college at Cedar Crest College (a private woman’s college in Allentown, PA) and earned a degree in philosophy and studio arts. “Philosophy makes you contemplate life. I still like reading…
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With a twinkle and a smile, Al Shelton departs after 34 years of Emory service
This week marks the last in a 34-year Emory career for applications developer and analyst, Al Shelton. It is hard for anyone to believe he’s actually leaving. “What?” says former co-worker Luciano Dalla Venezia. “I didn’t think he was ever leaving!” Hired at Emory in 1986 to promote the use of PCs and get users…
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Andrew Battelini, Metadata Analyst Librarian, Access and Resource Services
Andrew Battelini is working as the metadata analyst librarian in the Metadata Services Department. Prior to this position, he worked for a year as an STI management analyst as part of the NASA Scientific & Technical Information Program in Virginia. He also worked for three years as a circulation supervisor at the Thomas Cooper Library…