Getting Help

Questions or problems concerning "core" desktop service - services that are used in all areas of the campus, administrative as well as academic - should be directed to the Help Desk, x2100 (see the Overview section for hours). This includes repair and maintenance of desktop computers and departmental printers, and help with Microsoft Office and email.

System-wide problems, scheduled outages, and information on viruses and hoaxes is available on the News and Alerts page. More information is available on the How We Communicate section of this web site.

Academic Computing

The Academic Computing department provides support for computing and advanced technologies that relate directly to the academic mission of the College. Two Instructional Technologists, David Tatem (x2124) and Greg Matejcik (x2109) help the faculty to locate, evaluate, develop, and implement technology as a tool for enhancing teaching, learning, and research.

The Instructional Technologists specialize by department, so that they can develop a familiarity with the special needs of individual disciplines. Faculty members should take note of the Academic Computing Instructional Technologist associated with their departments: