Support statement for Windows 8

This February, Information Technology and Watzek Library will participate in the national Measuring Information System Outcomes (MISO) Survey. This annual survey measures how faculty, staff and students view library and computing services in higher education. As a participant we will also receive Lewis & Clark-specific results.

In continuing to explore ways to improve the printing experience for students, Information Technology, implemented a few changes to the printing system over the summer.

Options for storing data for the Lewis & Clark community.

IT Administration, buchwald@lclark.edu , x7227, Watzek 111

Instructional Media Services, ryall@lclark.edu, x7294, Watzek 161

Network and Telecommunication Services, cstevens@lclark.edu, x7224, Watzek 119

Client Services, kelly@lclark.edu, x7245, Watzek 113

Information Systems, wilkin@lclark.edu, x7244, Watzek 124

Client Services, x7221, jappling@lclark.edu, Watzek 113

Instructional Media Services, x7292, rbooth@lclark.edu, Watzek 165

Instructional Media Services, reeve@lclark.edu, x7027, Watzek 165

Client Services, x7220, mccm@lclark.edu, Watzek 113

Instructional Media Services, x7291, counts@lclark.edu, Watzek 158

Information Systems, x7236, nickelliott@lclark.edu, Watzek 119

Network and Telecommunication Services, x7255, ahickman@lclark.edu, Watzek 119

Client Services, x7253, dkeller@lclark.edu, Watzek 113

Client Services, x7243, rking@lclark.edu, Watzek 113

Network and Telecommunication Services, x7226, odom@lclark.edu, Watzek 119

Information Systems, x7239, ohmer@lclark.edu, Watzek 119

Client Services, x6195, maiap@lclark.edu, Rogers 217

Information Systems, x7241, quesnel@lclark.edu, Watzek 119

Network and Telecommunication Services, tls@lclark.edu, x7256, Watzek 119

Network and Telecommunication Services, ctroup@lclark.edu, x7242, Watzek 119

Information Systems, x7240, kathyt@lclark.edu, Watzek 113

Network and Telecommunication Services, mwest@lclark.edu, x7251, Watzek 119

Client Services, eayoung@lclark.edu, x7345, Watzek 113

The short answer is, “No, not any of your traffic to the internet.  The long answer is, “It depends.”  Click on the story link above to find out more about the long answer.