Benjamin Barkin-Wilkins, Lead Network Engineer for the OCIO, was awarded a 2024 Chancellor’s Staff Excellence Award for his knowledge, experience, hard-work, and humility.

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Benjamin Barkin-Wilkins, Lead Network Engineer for the OCIO, was awarded a 2024 Chancellor’s Staff Excellence Award for his knowledge, experience, hard-work, and humility.
National Student Employment Week is dedicated to raising awareness of the positive impact that student employment has on both students and the university and to recognize their unique and invaluable contributions. Read more about the experiences from Tech Services teams and students.
Author: Mag ShouMag is a student employee with Technology Services and is a senior at Illinois majoring in Communications. The Technology Services Help Desk is a primary support team for users needing assistance with technical issues or inquiries related to university IT. Employees from the Tech Services Help Desk have shared rewarding experiences and […]
As Senior Project Manager at Technology Services since 2021, Julie shares about her own interests, milestones, and experiences working as a woman in STEM over the years.
February is over, but for many, Black History Month isn’t. As February came to a close, Joe Blanks shared some personal insights about what Black History Month means to him.
Read about what Lilly Haas-Feuerhelm does as Lead IT Specialist at Tech Services to keep our university afloat!
Technology Services’ Classroom & Conference Media Engineering (CCME) team built out hybrid-flexible (HyFlex) classrooms for the Spring 2024 semester. Hyflex classrooms are equipped with advanced technology for sharing lectures via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, support interactive learning, and extend enrollment capacities.
What does Erik Coleman do as an Identity and Access Architect at Tech Services, and what was his journey to getting here?
There’s still time to pick up a tech gift for the holidays.
Starting January 1, 2024, the University will require all internally developed electronic information (such as websites) be up to the WCAG 2.2 standards. Read about WCAG 2.2, what Illinois is already doing to ensure digital accessibility, and what Illinois will be doing in the months to come.