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Photos: 2024 UIT Holiday Party

Dax Christensen (green, white, and red hoodie) at the buffet line at the 2024 UIT Holiday Party

The 2024 UIT Holiday Party was held December 16 in the Suite Lounge of Rice-Eccles Stadium's Ken Garff University Club. The event featured doorbusters, a holiday buffet, prize giveaways, and a festive sweater contest. 

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CISO Corey Roach honored during retirement reception

Chief Information Security Officer Corey Roach holds up a catamaran LEGO set during his retirement reception.

Longtime friends and colleagues gathered at 102 Tower on November 7 to bid Chief Information Security Officer Corey Roach “fair winds and following seas” ahead of his retirement and relocation to the East Coast.

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DCIO fall events feature pirates, Halloween contests

Data Management & Analytics (DMA) Director Brian Harris, dressed as a “Pedaling Piñata,” won best costume, while DMA won best decorated area with “Haunted Pumpkin Patch.” (Courtesy of Abbey Allen)

Monthly events — including bagel and doughnut breakfasts and Halloween celebrations — have helped to build morale and team spirit, lessen stress, and spark creativity during a busy fall semester.

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UIT outfoxes ITS in golf tournament putt-off

A red fox believed to be

A local celebrity graced the 15th annual ITS-UIT golf tournament held September 12. To the amusement and occasional chagrin of players, a golf ball-stealing red fox named “Roxy” followed teams around the pine and willow tree-framed fairways of the course.

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Employee Feature: Earl Lewis enjoys the low maintenance, do-it-yurtself life

Earl Lewis installs a hanging dome light in his yurt.

The desert around Earl Lewis’ vacation home in northeastern Utah — a yurt in Vernal, his wife’s hometown — teems with life. Nestled among slickrock and sagebrush, the yurt sits on a 375-acre family property near Moonshine Arch, about 30 miles west of the Colorado border.

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Vet clinic was Nate Bradford's first foray into health care

UIT’s Nate Bradford with one of his pet patients during his time working at a Banfield Pet Hospital location in Oxnard, California.

The UIT system administrator worked in a veterinary clinic for two years. The experience taught him “to get started without waiting for confidence to kick in” and inspired him to pivot into a health care-supporting role at the university.

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Last Updated: 4/11/22