I&T Coffee Connections is a quarterly program that provides opportunities for information and technology colleagues to connect in a casual setting. The next quarter will run from October to December.
UW 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/
How to write emails people will actually read
Dayana Kibilds from the Ologie marketing agency lead a workshop on creating effective email strategies, writing emails people will read, and measuring success.
Help more of the IT community connect with mentoring
Take our simple, 5-question survey to help us make mentoring available and accessible to more of UW–Madison’s IT community.
Putting university values into action through the digital accessibility policy
The Center for User Experience talked about the new campus digital accessibility policy and how to make digital documents accessible.
Meet the 2023 IT Recognition Award winners
Find out who was recognized for their work to advance information technology at UW–Madison, and congrats to the honorees!
Try ‘speed networking’ with UW Women In IT
Have you wanted to network but feel uneasy about it? Here’s an opportunity to give it a try in a supportive, low-stress environment. Jun 22, 5pm at Memorial Union.
2023 IT Professionals Conference recordings now available
Did you miss this year’s IT Professionals Conference? Want to revisit a presentation? Session recordings are now available. And don’t forget to complete the survey to share feedback and help shape next year’s conference. Deadline: Jun 23.
Register for the 2023 IT Professionals Conference
This year’s keynote speaker is Courtney Terry, assistant director of information technology at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
Seeking volunteers for the IT Professionals Conference
Volunteers can choose to moderate sessions, help with technology, monitor the Zoom lobby chat and more. Conference dates: Jun 1 and 2.
‘The Stories We Tell: How Narratives Can Make (or Break) Us’
Kacie Lucchini Butcher from the Public History Project shared insights into designing meaningful and engaging narratives throughout the Sifting & Reckoning exhibit.