Computing Services and Systems Development

Mark D. Henderson

IT Writ Large

As the University’s new chief information officer, Mark D. Henderson hopes that collaboration will enhance efficiency, reliability and the provision of tech support and services to the Pitt community.

New Wi-Fi Service in Pittsburgh Campus Residence Halls

Pitt has upgraded its Wi-Fi service in residence halls. Faculty and staff who work and dine in these locations can create a free MyResNet Basic account to stay connected.

Intuitive and Accessible Course System Begins Limited Rollout This Fall

This fall, 85 faculty and their students are participating in an early adopter cohort of Canvas, the learning management system that will replace Blackboard (CourseWeb) as of summer 2020.
Man frustrated and resting head on laptop keyboard

Stopping the Scheduling Madness

CSSD's blogger needed to schedule a meeting for 10 people from different divisions. All she had to do was magically find a time when everyone was free. Easy, right?
A laptop computer

Upgrade Your Online Development with LinkedIn Learning

The University's on-demand training has transitioned to LinkedIn Learning, creating a robust learning resource to help faculty and staff take charge of their personal and professional development.

Register for Faculty/Staff Tech Summer Series Workshops

Learn more about the University's online survey and document signing systems in these tech workshops offered by Pitt Information Technology as part of the Faculty and Staff Development Program.
Mark Henderson

Pitt Announces New Chief Information Officer

Chancellor Patrick Gallagher has named Mark D. Henderson chief information officer and vice chancellor. He will start in this position in early June.
Jinx Walton

Walton to Retire After More Than Four Decades at Pitt

After a more than 40-year career with the University, Chief Information Officer Jinx Walton has announced her intent to retire in early February 2019. Walton is responsible for the strategic implementation of technology to further the goals of the University and to support the efforts of students, faculty and staff across Pitt's five campuses.

Study Assesses University-wide IT Climate, Makes Recommendations for Improvements

University leaders are seeking input from the Pitt community as they prepare to move forward on recommendations for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Pitt’s information technology.