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Drinko Library has added two new study spaces for students in the Drinko Study Center. The two rooms, originally set aside for scanning and special equipment, are now available as student study rooms 24 hours a day from 1 p.m. Sunday until 6 p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Saturdays. All spaces
Marshall University has released a new version of the MUMobile application. The new app can be used to access the latest news and information from Marshall University and delivers it to your hands through your mobile device. Click here to view the Press Release
Job Description: Assist faculty/staff/students with computing devices by providing installation, troubleshooting, repair, training, and consulting services. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field; over 2 years computer related work experience; MCSE and/or Microsoft Application certification might be useful in certifying skills preferred. A+ hardware certification and training and certification in PC User Support
Job Description: Coordinate and manage Information Delivery (ILL) for the South Charleston Campus Library. Provide circulation, reference, research, and technological support to students and faculty at the South Charleston Library. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in related field and a minimum of six months of library experience. Proficient knowledge of library related computer applications. Proficient knowledge
Job Description: Design, document, implement, manage and monitor multiple systems in an enterprise network computing environment; including management, maintenance and architecture of storage, virtualized environment, Microsoft Windows & Linux servers, network devices, and productivity tools; design, install, configure, troubleshoot and maintain server based applications and services, including system monitoring, authentication and authorization of infrastructure components,
Marshall University’s Dr. Jan I. Fox, SVP for IT & CIO wrote an article published by Education Technology Insights, January 2016. The article covers cloud computing, effective usage of available information, fostering innovation, handling financial stress, BYOE, and IoT. The article is available on the Educational Technology Insights website.
Marshall University’s Assistant VP for IT/Deputy CIO, Ed Aractingi, attended IEEE Experts in Technology and Policy Forum hosted at George Washington University last week in Washington, D.C. The event is an invitation-only platform for connecting technology experts and policy makers to discuss internet governance, cyber-security and privacy. IEEE, pronounced “Eye-triple-E,” stands for the Institute of
The Division of Information Technology has created online IT guides for students as well as faculty and staff. The new guides are currently available through the “current students” and “faculty /staff” tabs from the homepage of the website. View the We Are Marshall Newsletter for more info. The new guides are currently available on IT’s
Marshall University’s Dr. Jan I. Fox, SVP for IT & CIO wrote an article, “Big Data: The Proposed Cure for All Ailments on Campus” published by CIO Review. The article covers big data’s impact on higher education and society. The article is available on the CIO Review website.
Marshall University’s Dr. Jan I. Fox, SVP for IT & CIO wrote an article published by CIO Review. The article covers fostering growth using innovation, infrastructure investment, big data in education, technology and initiatives that help universities excel, and educational technology tools . The article is available on the CIO Review website.