Sept./Oct. 2001 Volume 2, Number 1       CIRCUIT HOME PAGE ARCHIVES EDITORIAL BOARD ITS HOME PAGE    ANNOUNCEMENTS    ITS SERVICES    SYSTEMS STATUS    CAMPUS SUPPORT GROUPS YALE HOME PAGE CONTACT THE CIRCUIT SUBSCRIBE	Personal Message from the ITS Director Please visit the 'ITS Cares' web site with news and volunteer information in respect of the tragedy of September 11, 2001. New and Upgraded Services Online facebook program extended to all colleges this Fall Online registration pilot a resounding success START - one-stop online site to request access to IT applications Liberty System - new online access to monthly billing details for ITS services New ITS Expenditure Types/Object Codes announced Email and related servers upgraded for greater security and robustness Rates for 2001-2002 Announcements, Tips & Courtesies ITS celebrates the Tercentennial !!! Email courtesies Security - change your password, update free Norton antivirus software Inside ITS RIS - Reprographic & Imaging Services Graphic design and web development Document preparation - - printing, scanning, binding, course packets Complete mailing services Online stores - merchandise studio, image mart Technology & Business Center - product showroom, new technologies & seminars _________________________ Please Subscribe to The Circuit... ...and we'll notify you of the next edition A message from Philip Long, Director of ITS and CIO... (original text sent to ITS Staff on 9/12) The tragedy of Tuesday, September 11, 2001, has touched us all very personally for many in the Yale Community, and all of us in ways powerful and subtle which we will only discover over some time to come. We have no control over the perpetration of this act, but we do have control over our response to it, as a nation, at Yale and within our communities. At this time, it is not only acceptable, it is important for each of us to pause periodically during our time at work - in brief honor to the many victims, to reflect on our own feelings, or to continue talking with each other. Collectively, we are each other's community in the work setting. Please draw on your colleagues and assist them as we all cope with events that will continue to unfold over the next several weeks and longer. I would like to thank the many ITS staff already asked to do emergency work supporting Yale's response to these events and to so many of you across the Yale campus who have volunteered to help in any way possible. All of us are looking for ways to help, so please visit the 'ITS Cares' web site and the special Yale Community information web site for details.   TOP
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