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IT-wise, spring semester at the University of Utah began on a quiet note, due in part to UIT’s start-of-semester committee, as well as recent technology upgrades.

Although 2020 was a bit topsy-turvy, UIT’s Network Services’ Fast Facts infographic illustrates that, in many respects, it was a banner year, too.

The University of Utah and University of Utah Health are committed to safeguarding your privacy and personal data. Here's an overview of how the Information Security Office and the Information Privacy Office do that.

We'd like to draw your attention to a professional networking and development resource you may be unaware of — UIT's event calendar feed. Find details, dates, and registration information for upcoming IT-focused online events like workshops, webinars, and meetings.

The Strategic Information Technology Committee (SITC) met on January 12. The Enterprise Web Advisory Council (EWAC) reconvened on January 14. EWAC will meet again on March 11. SITC will regroup on March 9. The Architecture and New Technology Committee (ANTC) will next meet on March 22. The next Teaching and Learning Portfolio (TLP) is to be announced.

UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

As we close the door on 2020, we're reflecting on some of UIT's most notable achievements, from COVID-19 projects to the MobileU app; events, such as the Milestone Years of Service week; and employee features and news, including two award winners.

In a move to increase shared services, the Office of the Commissioner at the Utah System of Higher Education recently transitioned to UIT support, which is helping the state agency to increase efficiencies, realize cost savings, standardize processes, and more.

Without the collaboration of our colleagues, UIT Strategic Communication wouldn’t be able to publicize IT initiatives affecting the U community or amplify the top-notch work taking place within the organization.

Campus employees will receive up to 24 hours of administrative leave with pay (ALP) for the December 28-30 winter break, during which they are encouraged to focus on their well-being. The following guide provides information on how full-time, part-time, and student employees and their supervisors should prepare for the break.