Information Technology Services informational series

Information Technology Services (ITS) is hosting five virtual information sessions this summer regarding the services and topics shown below.

We hope you will join us to learn more about current and future project work as well as available ITS support resources.

These meetings are intended to be a dialogue offering attendees the opportunity to ask questions and share feedback for continued partnership and service improvements.

No prior registration is required to attend an information session. Click Join Session above for the topic of your interest, or copy and paste the following link in a web browser: wsu.zoom.us/j/98457823607.

For more information regarding this informational series, please email communications.its@wsu.edu.

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