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Carrie Felton has “always been drawn to systems and structures and patterns.” The affinity shows up everywhere — in her day job designing Salesforce solutions, in the genealogical database she built to track the lineage of her extended family of 200, and in the geometric lattices of her rock and gem collection.

With new team roles and refreshed technology, UIT’s GIS team continues to position itself as a central partner for campus services that rely on geospatial data and interactive mapping.

Garikipati says a trip to Disney World, where she bought Ed Catmull's book "Creativity, Inc.," led her to a senior UX developer job with the University of Utah. Although she's new to leadership, her philosophy centers on open communication and identifying and honing strengths.

The CCoE's goal is to help the university's IT teams make informed, well-aligned decisions about cloud services.

The Enterprise Web Advisory Council and Teaching and Learning Portfolio met in February.

UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

The Ohio native said he came to the U for the technology but “stayed for the people.” Patten brings decades of experience in IT and operations to his new role — aligning IT services for the Colleges and Schools of Liberal Arts and Sciences with UIT. 

UIT is about halfway through a major modernization effort to retire the university’s remaining Centrex phone systems and migrate thousands of copper-based lines to modern voice platforms, including Microsoft Teams for campus and Avaya for hospitals and clinics.

The Architecture and New Technology Committee, Strategic Information Technology Committee, and Teaching and Learning Portfolio met in January.

UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.