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After working as a user experience intern with ITS, Brandon Casey joined the Culture and Engagement team as an engagement coordinator.
Dr. Laura Reina uses the High Performance Computing cluster to enable her research in elementary particle physics.
Ben Brownell landed in technology during the 1990s tech boom and now works as IT manager in the College of Medicine.
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Sliger Building now accepting more recycling items
FSU Sustainable Green Team has transformed the Sliger Building into a materials recovery facility to implement a viable recycling solution.
We Are IT | ITS Service Desk
The ITS Service Desk serves as the front-line support for campus technology questions.
40 new powerful compute nodes added to HPC
The RCC's High Performance Computing Cluster has been upgraded with 40 new compute nodes ready to be utilized in your research.
Multiphase Flow Simulations That Answer Real-World Problems
Dr. Mark Sussman harnesses supercomputing resources from the RCC's High Performance Computing Cluster to create realistic simulations of natural phenomena.
We Are IT | Meet Kaylyn Minnix
Kaylyn Minnix loves interacting with people and has found a perfect fit in her role as HR representative supervisor.
Get to know Kumo, myFSUVlab's newest tool
You asked for an easy way to save your files to OneDrive and we listened!
Tech checklist for students
The FSU Tech Checklist assists students who are setting up their tech for the new school year.
We Are IT | Meet Kristina McDowell
As a manager for the ITS Service Desk, Kristina McDowell leads the team that fields all the calls and cases that come in to ITS.
Call for Student Technology Fee Project Submissions
ITS is now accepting proposals for the 2022-2023 Student Technology Fee award cycle.
New Wireless Certificates for FSUSecure and eduroam
Starting August 3, individuals connecting to the FSUSecure or eduroam wireless networks may be prompted to accept a new wireless certificate.
