Servers, Printing Labs Part of ITS Open House

Olivia DrakeDecember 2, 20085min
Ganesan "Ravi" Ravishanker, associate vice president for Information Technology Services, introduces himself to Dena Matthews, publication production manager, during the Information Technology Services open house Nov. 12. Matthews was learning about ITS's New Media Lab from Melissa Datre, director of the New Media Lab, pictured at right.
Ganesan "Ravi" Ravishanker, associate vice president for Information Technology Services, welcomes Dena Matthews, publication production manager, to the "Backstage at Information Technology Services" open house Nov. 12. Matthews was learning about ITS's New Media Lab from Melissa Datre, director of the New Media Lab, pictured at right.

Scott Vanek, academic computing manager, teaches Valerie Marinelli, administrative assistant for the Environmental Studies Certificate Program and McNair Program, how to use a sympodium pen display during the open house. Open house visitors had the opportunity to learn about academic computing, administrative computing, user and technical services, art technologies, the Quantitative Analysis Center, Wesleyan Station, new media and web, instructional media services, scientific computing and informatics, among several other ITS departments.
Scott Vanek, academic computing manager, teaches Valerie Marinelli, administrative assistant for the Environmental Studies Certificate Program and McNair Program, how to use a sympodium pen display during the open house. Open house visitors had the opportunity to learn about academic computing, administrative computing, user and technical services, art technologies, the Quantitative Analysis Center, Wesleyan Station, new media and web, instructional media services, scientific computing and informatics, among several other ITS departments.
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At left, Luis Rodriguez Vodak, assistant store manager in ITS; Phil Dean, desktop support specialist and art workshops technology administrator, and at far right, Chris Caesar, instructional media technology specialist, lead a tour of the Arts Workshops room 112 and Center for the Arts lab. Several digital media, photography and film editing classes are taught in the classrooms. The lab includes 12 computers, a projector, a large format scanner, a slide scanner, a color and black and white laser printer and various audio and video editing equipment.
Phil Dean, desktop support specialist and art workshops technology administrator, teaches Scott Plous, professor of psychology, about large format printers. Dean operates two Epson printers in the Center for the Arts Printing Office that can produce archival-quality images up to 44 inches wide by 100 feet long.
Phil Dean, desktop support specialist and art workshops technology administrator, discusses large format printers with Scott Plous, professor of psychology. Dean manages two Epson printers in the Art Workshops Large Format Printing Office that can produce archival-quality images up to 44 inches wide by 100 feet long.
In center, left, James Taft, assistant director of technology support services, and Steve Machuga, director of administrative systems, give Scientific Support Services instrument makers David Strickland and Bruce Strickland a tour of the server room on the fifth floor of ITS. (Photos by Olivia Bartlett)
In center, left, James Taft, assistant director of technology support services, and Steve Machuga, director of administrative systems, give Scientific Support Services instrument makers David Strickland and Bruce Strickland a tour of the server room on the fifth floor of ITS. (Photos by Olivia Bartlett)