Tag: CIT

  • Announcing a new website for the Division of Information Technology

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    On Monday, Jan. 29, the Division of Information Technology will be launching a new website.  The new site will bring the information that has been spread throughout multiple departmental sites into one easy-to-use location. Information from the ATS, CIT, Information Services and Web Services sites will be provided in one unified and user-friendly site. The…

  • UW-Green Bay GenCyber wildly successful in comparison

    UW-Green Bay GenCyber wildly successful in comparison

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    Similar to the 71 locations in 39 states across the nation this summer, UW-Green Bay hosted a GenCyber camp for students in grades 7-9. The UW-Green Bay GenCyber camp was one of the larger camps in the nation with close to 100 participants (compared to an average of 25 campers among 130 camps!). Organizers were…

  • Tips on the Equifax security breach

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    UW-Green Bay’s Division of Information Technology forwards this information regarding the Equifax cybersecurity breach: As you have likely heard in the news, the credit verification organization Equifax announced a large cybersecurity breach that impacts 143 million people. Equifax states the breach includes names, social security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and in some instances, driver’s license…

  • Updated, upgraded events calendar at uwgb.edu

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    UW-Green Bay staff members have been working on a bolder look and more effective Events Calendar. Access it at www.uwgb.edu. Featured events are highlighted with pictures and detailed descriptions. Users can sort the calendar by days, weeks, or months. It provides convenience for quickly accessing information on: -Student Events -Student Organization Meetings -Art, Music &…

  • Thanks to UW-Green Bay, the book thieves have been arrested

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    It was excellent work by UW-Green Bay’s Information Technology and UW-Green Bay Police that helped captured the book thieves that not only broke into locked offices at UW-Green Bay but stole thousands of dollars worth of textbooks at other colleges and universities in the Midwest. Local media is covering the breaking news: UWGB textbook thieves…

  • GreenBayPhoenix.com has a new look

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    Green Bay Phoenix Athletics announces the launch of its new GreenBayPhoenix.com site design. “We have spent the past month on the new site, transferring files, updating graphics, updating bios, old pages, links, logos, etc.,” explained Joey Daniels, Green Bay Phoenix Athletics Director of Strategic Communications. “The new site is cleaner, fresher and is flat- out…

  • Revised Human Resources distribution lists

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    Human Resources has worked with campus Computing and Information Technology (CIT) to revisit and revise the current campus HR Distribution Lists housed in Outlook. Provisioning for access to send to the various lists is granted through CIT and lists are restricted to limit the number of campus wide e-mails that are sent. Also, please be advised…

  • Dave Kieper retiring after 38 years, reception planned

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    Please join in the celebration of David Kieper’s retirement from the University. Kieper will be  retiring on July 7, 2017 after 38 years at UW-Green Bay. A reception will be held on Wednesday, June 28 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the Winter Garden (MAC 202). Cake and refreshments will be served.

  • D2L unavailable for upgrade work, June 14-15

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    D2L will be unavailable from 10 p.m. June 14 to 10 a.m. June 15 for UW System upgrades. A brief list of new features added includes Turnitin bug fixes, improved Intelligent agents, individual student group creation, exempting individual students from grade book items, improved quiz creation and allowing individual students multiple quiz attempts without deleting…

  • Network infrastructure work to briefly impact D2L, May 24

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    On Wednesday, May 24, from 5 to 7 a.m. UW-Madison technologists will be performing scheduled maintenance to network infrastructure. While this work is underway, access to the D2L will be unavailable.