Throughout the month of March, ITS is proud to celebrate Women's History Month by profiling some of the amazing women who work in our department. Every Monday, we'll introduce a new profile featuring one women who has had incredible influence in both ITS and the college. 

You can view our profiles here: 

Microsoft Teams is a great way to keep in touch with colleagues, but are you using it to its fullest potential? Try using commands - quick shortcuts that allow you to access different conversations and features in Teams in a snap! 

Watch our latest TipUp to learn more about commands in Teams, and visit our TipUp site to view our past episodes! 

If you are an employee in ITS, Administration and Facilities Manager Latasha Owens has helped you get here. From posting your position, to working with recruiting, to helping you onboard, to making sure your swipe card works, Latasha and her team provide countless invaluable services to keep things running.

You think you've found the perfect article online, but when you click to view it - paywall! Avoid the frustration of paywalls and redirects by using EndNote Click. This free browser extension connects you to our own library subscriptions, as well as open source articles, so you can access high-quality PDFs and full-text articles. 

Meghana Futnani, Assistant Director of Business Intelligence, leads a team of BI specialists to build solutions for end-users to view and interpret the complex data that comes from our enterprise systems.

Diana Delgado has been a mainstay at the Samuel J. Wood Library for almost two decades. During her time at WCM, she’s learned how everything at the library works from the ground up, and leads a team of talented staff to provide support for WCM patrons looking for assistance with everything from research to notarizations. Here’s a look at how Diana has influenced library services at the college.  

Bo Fuld, Manager of Software Engineering in Research Informatics (and Cornell alum!), leads an engineering team that builds the infrastructure pipelines necessary to deliver patient data from EHRs to the various data repositories that medical researchers rely on. Her group has become even more critical during the COVID pandemic. With crucial data infrastructure already in place, they were in a unique position to deliver new data pipelines dedicated to COVID data and research.