IT professionals often must share their knowledge in public settings. IT Connects is hosting a 3-part series to help you develop and enhance this important skill.
UW–Madison IT Connects
UW–Madison IT Connects recognizes that people are the highest value of a successful information and technology organization, and given that the information and technology community at UW–Madison is highly distributed, UW–Madison IT Connects and the individual groups therein provide diverse engagement, leadership, relationship building, and professional development opportunities for our community to learn and grow together. Learn more at https://it.wisc.edu/it-community/committees-groups/uw-madison-it-connects/
UW brand font transition explained
University Marketing talked about the new university typefaces, their timeline and plans for transitioning to the new fonts, and helpful resources and templates.
Share your ideas for the 2023 UW–Madison IT Professionals Conference
Complete a brief survey to share your ideas about session topics, keynote speakers and conference format. Deadline: Feb 23.
Best practices for inclusive, diverse photography in higher education
The visual representation of inclusion and diversity on college campuses is an essential part of telling a university’s story. University Photographers’ Association of America shared their guidance.
Apply for Women in IT Networking at SC
This professional development program provides women with opportunities for mentorship, hands-on learning and travel funding for the fall 2023 Supercomputing Conference. Deadline: Jan 27.
Send even better emails: Insights gained from emailing 50,000 people
The UW Design Community’s session, brought Kyle Henderson from DoIT Communications to share his experience with sending out TechNews to all campus faculty, staff and students. When should you send your emails out? What does …
I&TLC session recordings now available
Did you miss this year’s Information & Technology Leadership Conference? Or do you want to revisit a presentation or panel? Session recordings are now available. This year’s conference theme was “Building your IT leadership toolkit.”
Suzanne Broadberry named UW Women in IT co-lead
Together with Manda Johnson, Broadberry will provide leadership for the 450+ member organization, dedicated to developing strategies to improve the recruitment, retention and advancement of women working in information technology on campus.
2023 IT Professionals Conference calls for volunteers
Join the 2023 conference committee to grow your professional network and help strengthen the IT culture that makes UW–Madison a great place to work. Learn more: Dec 8, 3:30pm via Zoom.
Content: How it can support—or impair—your DEI efforts
Our session Content: How it can support—or impair—your DEI efforts was held on November 17, 2022. Please check out the available recording and resources.