Tag: James Quisenberry

What Students Want

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Our continuing panel returns with four undergraduate students sharing from their experience on the Urbana Campus. Come hear how technology on campus works for them and the challenges they face. This year’s forum will include discussions about the impact of emerging technologies on the current student experience. About this event: Presenters: Track: Let the committee […]

What Students Want

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Our continuing panel returns with four undergraduate students sharing from their experience on the Urbana Campus. Come hear how technology on campus works for them and the challenges they face.

Shaping Your Future With Professional Development through MGRdev and ITLW

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Professional development opportunities can help you shape your future career. Learn about the management and leadership development programs offered on campus through MGRdev and the IT Leadership Workshop (ITLW). Our panelists will help you understand the goals of these programs and the content offered. They will share the timelines for applying and the key points […]

What the Students Need: In their Own Words

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Join us for a moderated panel with students who will answer questions about how the current technology environment at Illinois serves their need and where it falls short. Students from the Urbana campus will respond to questions from the moderator as well as the audience.

What the Students Need, In Their Words

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Join us for a moderated panel with students who will answer questions about how the current technology environment at Illinois serves their need and where it falls short. Students from the Urbana campus will respond to questions from the moderator as well as the audience.

Being Intentional About Your Career: Where Are You?

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We plan for many things at work, both tactically and strategically, but do we give the same kind of attention to our careers? We’ll discuss different aspects of intentional career planning and walk through doing a Strengths/Weaknesses/Opportunities/Threats (SWOT) analysis to aid in that process. Repeat from Fall 2011 IT Pro Forum.