Author: Wade Moricle
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Exploring Business in Columbia
Lee Pasackow (University Libraries) was the staff lead for Goizueta’s Evening MBA International Colloquium trip to Colombia in March. Not much more than a decade ago many considered Colombia to be on the verge of becoming a failed state because of its violent insurgency and the narco-trade. Today it is routinely mentioned as one of…
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Nicholas Heigerick, Business Analyst, R-WIT
Nick has joined the Research and Woodruff Health Sciences IT (R-WIT) department as a business analyst who will be dedicated to University projects, as opposed to being dedicated to the School of Medicine like many other business analysts. Prior to coming to Emory, Nick was at the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) for five years as a…
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John Ellis, Interim Deputy CIO for LITS
John Ellis was announced this week as the new Interim Deputy CIO for LITS. John came to Emory in November 2003 as co-director of Academic Technologies and has since held multiple leadership positions, most recently serving as Director of Integration. In that role he directed IT Service Management, Marketing & Communications, Identity Management, Web Hosting,…
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You Have Been Heard!
The MarComm office has reviewed the recent Online News survey and the results have been very helpful in helping us plot our communication direction over the next year. We sent the survey to all 569 LITS employees and received 152 responses, which is impressive given that the survey required a reasonable amount of thought and…
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Think Fulbright!
Lee Pasackow, business librarian, was recently elected President of the Fulbright Association, GA. chapter. With the support of the U.S. government and through binational partnerships with foreign governments, the Fulbright Scholarship Program sponsors U.S. and foreign participants for exchanges in multiple disciplines including the sciences, business, public service, government, and the arts to increase mutual understanding…
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Advanced Research Challenge
The Business Library team recently organized the 8th annual Advanced Challenge. The 15 participating students had completed six Business Essentials classes, a series offered by the business library to sharpen undergraduate business students’ research skills. The classes start students on their path toward becoming a problem solver and critical thinker – highly sought after skills…
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Student Grad Party
The LITS HR department held their Student Graduate Party in the Jones Room of the Woodruff Library this week, honoring the graduating student workers employed throughout the LITS organization. Many of these students are already moving on either to jobs or to the next level in their educational development. Coordinated by Nydia Charles Huggins, Khadijah…