The PPMO is pleased to announce the launch of the Planview for Project Management eLearning series. This series comprises 8 modules, which delve into essential topics such as: The modules prioritize assisting with the most crucial information and topics. You can access the eLearning series on the Planview webpage under the Training & Resources section. Most […]
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What’s Happening in End User Services (EUS) – Tech News Spotlight: Gary Sonnenberg
Hello everyone! My name is Gary Sonnenberg, and I am the new Operations Supervisor for the End User Services/Service Desk team. I am excited to join the WashU community and bring years of operational excellence to the team. I look forward to the impact that our team will make this year and into the future! […]
Announcing exciting organizational news for our IT customers
From Amy Walter, Deputy Chief Information Officer and Associate Vice Chancellor, Research, Clinical, and Medical Education Technologies I am excited to announce some organizational changes and the launch of the End User Experience team (EUX). EUX will play a vital role in achieving WashU IT’s ideal customer experience; helping our customers feel confident, valued, and uniquely understood by […]
Wrapping up a successful year: Final report on FY24 goals
The WashU IT Senior Leadership Team delivered an exciting update on FY24 goals, wrapping up a successful year of making a powerful impact through the important work being done in support of the university’s Here and Next and the IT ImpacT Strategic Plans. Check out the final report on FY24 Goals.
Check out the June IT All Hands recording and materials
Explore the recording and materials from the June IT All Hands meeting. Watch as the Senior Leadership Team, led by WashU IT CIO Jessie Minton, recap FY24 goals. Hear about professional development opportunities through the WashU McKelvey School of Engineering. Learn more about WashU IT’s apprentice program and gain insights from a presentation on behalf […]
St. Louis City Tax Exemption news to know
WashU’s Finance Department is offering some guidance on a recent St. Louis City Tax Exemption change. Remote work refund claims may be filed by eligible employees for years 2020-2023. The City of St. Louis announced it will refund earnings taxes paid for remote work by nonresidents if employees file forms for each year of eligibility. […]
Seeking more 2024 ImpacT nominations now through November 1st
The first round of 2024 ImpacT awardees was announced during the June IT All Hands meeting. But it’s not too late to nominate a “Person of ImpacT” on your team. We are seeking nominations now through November 1st for individuals who personifies the IT Strategic Plan, ImpacT, and have a significant and positive influence on […]
Welcome new WashU IT contractors and employees
In May, WashU IT welcomed some new contractors and employees to our amazing teams of professionals. Welcome to our new contractors Steven Force, Technical Support Specialist I Ruma Ikram, Application Developer IV Dan Omer, Application Developer IV Hayden Smith, Technical Support Specialist I Timothy Smith, Network Systems Analyst Welcome to our new employees Nicole Bedwell, […]
Schedule your Microsoft Teams message to be sent later
If you want to send a message while its fresh in your mind but the timing isn’t quite right, you can schedule your chat messages in Teams! You can also edit your content, re-schedule the message, or delete it before it has been sent. For more information, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/schedule-chat-messages-in-microsoft-teams-2fc5ea77-7bb4-4511-8f59-e62bac1c0f6a
Preview: Features and Functionality of the New WashU Support Port Launching in July 2024
WashU is introducing a new support portal launching in July 2024 that will add additional functionality and features to our current WashU support portal. Here are four key things you need to know: The new WashU support portal offers a central point to connect you with the right people quickly across central HR, FIN, IT, […]