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FSU CIO Jonathan Fozard Appointed to Government Technology Modernization Council
The Government Technology Modernization Council hopes to revolutionize AI in the state of Florida.
We Are IT | Meet Dongmei Gao
As an ERP analyst III, Dongmei Gao develops and fixes essential ITS applications.
Supporting Students in Crisis
When students find themselves in crisis, the ITS Office of Digital Learning and Academic Technologies (ODL) offers services to help students navigate their academic journey.
FSU competes in virtual Cyber Bowl game
FSU ITS is competing against 10 other Florida universities in the annual Cyber Bowl which is designed to raise cybersecurity awareness for FSU students, faculty and staff.
Discovery Days: Events You Should See
Check out these top 5 events during Discovery Days Week!
ITS Leads the Way in AI Education with New Advisory Committee
FSU established the Artificial Intelligence in Education Advisory Committee to oversee AI initiatives.
FSU Explores AI Integration Across Campus
FSU ITS recently held a presentation on the impact and future of artificial intelligence at FSU.
FSU ITS Celebrates Milestone: 100 Interns and Counting
FSU ITS celebrates reaching 100 interns in a single semester, marking a key milestone in ITS’ contribution to student development and success.
We Are IT | Meet Andrea Dial
Senior IT Manager, Andrea Dial, leads and facilitates the work that helps ITS achieve its goals and implement new technologies and solutions.
FSU Faculty Reaches New Heights with Innovative AI Collaboration
Faculty from across the university are using Microsoft Copilot to create a virtual teaching assistant for their students.
