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The U’s Career & Professional Development Center recently recognized UIT as its 2022 Employer of the Year for the “exceptional support” shown by its student employment programs.

My Class Map enables enrolled students to access a list of their registered courses, pinpoint their locations, and get directions through the CIS portal or by logging in to the app with their university credentials. Students also can view other on-campus amenities.

More than a million audits in the Degree Audit Reporting System, or DARS, have been processed at the U since January 2021. It’s little wonder, then, that DARS was recently rolled into the U’s IT disaster recovery efforts.

The due diligence of UIT’s start-of-semester planning team paid off again as the U community entered fall semester without incident.

The one-stop digital tool, full of information curated directly by departments, supports undergraduate students in “identifying, planning, navigating, and summarizing their educational experience.”

Whether you are a new or returning student, faculty member, or staff member, these five IT resources/services will prepare you for the year ahead and set you up for success.

After bouncing around a bit, Northstar and its four-member team have finally found a home in UIT’s University Support Services (USS) — a natural fit for the two enterprise software development shops.

University Support Services (USS) is working on an equity, diversity, and inclusion jobs initiative to address issues with attracting and retaining people of color, women, and other diverse backgrounds.

Although the U has offered instructional technology for a while, an increase in remote learning brought to the forefront concerns about using multiple platforms that may or may not be supported by the university. Governance, Risk & Compliance Associate Director Trevor Long and University Registrar Tim Ebner explain how to navigate the regulations.

The University of Utah has signed a new five-year campus-wide software agreement that makes MathWorks MATLAB Total Academic Headcount (TAH) available to eligible students, staff, and faculty at no cost starting on Thursday, October 1, 2020.