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Winter Extended Staff Meeting
On Wednesday, March 12, in McCormick Auditorium in the Norris University Center on the Evanston Campus, Northwestern IT celebrated employee and project team excellence at its first Extended Staff Meeting of 2025—photography by Nate Bartlett, Northwestern IT Media and Technology Innovation.
Andrew Ludington, senior director of Enterprise Systems, introduces the winner of the Annual Project Team Excellence Award.
Members of teams nominated for the Project Team Excellence Award are recognized for their outstanding work.
Members of teams nominated for the Project Team Excellence Award are recognized for their outstanding work.
The winning team is highlighted for its successful implementation of the "eProcurement Punchout and Catalog Management Application Replacement" project.
Northwestern IT's Employee Excellence Award annually recognizes an individual staff member within the organization who has made remarkable contributions during the past calendar year and consistently demonstrated a superior level of performance. Sean Reynolds, vice president and chief information officer, congratulates Bea Jimenez, learning engineer, Teaching and Learning Technologies, and Nick Tiemersma, digital designer, IT Communications, for sharing this year's award.
Bea Jimenez, learning engineer, Teaching and Learning Technologies, is congratulated for her Employee Excellence Award recognition by L Dahline, learning engineer, Teaching and Learning Technologies, and other team members.
Sean Reynolds, vice president and chief information officer, addresses the staff.
The Northwestern IT community listens as Sean Reynolds, vice president and chief information officer, addresses the crowd in McCormick Auditorium.
IT Staff Come Together in January
Last month, IT staff kicked off the new year by coming together for business, camaraderie, and new beginnings. Check out the photos from the Administrative Systems all-staff meeting, the Winter Luncheon, and the grand opening celebrations in 1800 Sherman.
The annual Northwestern IT Winter Luncheon was held on Wednesday, January 22, at The Woman’s Club of Evanston. Staff enjoyed lunch, sweet treats, and fun activities to celebrate the new year with colleagues!
Javier Huerta, an AV systems engineer at Central Information Technology in the Feinberg School of Medicine, and Ian Farrington, a telecom technician associate in Cyberinfrastructure, talk over lunch before the bingo game begins.
The annual Northwestern IT Winter Luncheon was held on Wednesday, January 22, at The Woman’s Club of Evanston. Staff enjoyed lunch, sweet treats, and fun activities to celebrate the new year with colleagues!
The annual Northwestern IT Winter Luncheon was held on Wednesday, January 22, at The Woman’s Club of Evanston. Staff enjoyed lunch, sweet treats, and fun activities to celebrate the new year with colleagues!
The annual Northwestern IT Winter Luncheon was held on Wednesday, January 22, at The Woman’s Club of Evanston. Staff enjoyed lunch, sweet treats, and fun activities to celebrate the new year with colleagues!
On Thursday, January 23, the Administrative Systems unit gathered for their departmental meeting. Kris O’Brien, associate vice president of Administrative Systems, welcomes her team and introduces Evelyn Cordero, well-being specialist in the Office of Human Resources, and Lesley Lundeen, well-being manager in the Office of Human Resources.
Enjoying the event are Larry Brown, developer associate on the ADO–PeopleSoft team; Paul Geigler, senior developer on the DMA team; and Ishrat Fatima, a systems analyst lead on the Enterprise Systems team.
Staff gathered ahead of the meeting to connect with colleagues and enjoy refreshments.
Our shared-space initiative introduced a new way of working in 1800 Sherman and two open house celebrations occurred on January 28 and 29. All Northwestern IT staff were welcome to join their colleagues for food, refreshments, and raffles and to tour the newly renovated first and second floors.
Our shared-space initiative introduced a new way of working in 1800 Sherman and two open house celebrations occurred on January 28 and 29. All Northwestern IT staff were welcome to join their colleagues for food, refreshments, and raffles and to tour the newly renovated first and second floors.
Our shared-space initiative introduced a new way of working in 1800 Sherman and two open house celebrations occurred on January 28 and 29. All Northwestern IT staff were welcome to join their colleagues for food, refreshments, and raffles and to tour the newly renovated first and second floors.
Our shared-space initiative introduced a new way of working in 1800 Sherman and two open house celebrations occurred on January 28 and 29. All Northwestern IT staff were welcome to join their colleagues for food, refreshments, and raffles and to tour the newly renovated first and second floors.
Northwestern IT Gives Back
Cradles to Crayons
On Wednesday, November 20, Northwestern IT colleagues volunteered at Cradles to Crayons for an afternoon shift sorting donations. Multiple Northwestern IT locations also donated clothing items for the cause. Cradles to Crayons works directly to fight children's clothing insecurity and focuses on raising awareness about this urgent crisis nationally. Since 2002, the organization has supplied nearly six million packages of bare essentials like clothing, shoes, diapers, and school supplies to children who don't have access to these critical resources.
Northwestern IT Gives Back By the Numbers
Northwestern IT collected donations at multiple locations on the Evanston campus. Kate Leech, coordinator of special events, gathers the donations at Cradles to Crayons before the volunteers begin their shift.
Northwestern IT staff supplied winter clothing for the Cradles to Crayons winter donation drive.
Volunteers gather for a group photo before learning of their assignments.
A Cradles to Crayons spokesperson gives a short presentation on the charity’s work and impacts on the community.
Quality is key. One task is examining donations to ensure clothing meets the charity’s guidelines.
Quality is key. One task is examining donations to ensure clothing meets the charity’s guidelines.
Once donations are approved, clothing is separated into bins by category and age.
Following Cradles to Crayons guidelines, each team creates outfits for the child's age from the bins.
Following Cradles to Crayons guidelines, each team creates outfits for the child's age from the bins.
22 Northwestern IT volunteers helped 130 children, the equivalent of six classrooms, with their efforts to help prevent clothing insecurity.
Following Cradles to Crayons guidelines, each team creates outfits for the child's age from the bins.
Following Cradles to Crayons guidelines, each team creates outfits for the child's age from the bins.
22 Northwestern IT volunteers helped 130 children, the equivalent of six classrooms, with their efforts to help prevent clothing insecurity.
After a productive afternoon, team members gathered at Roscoe Village Pub for a late lunch and to discuss the day.
2024 Summer Picnic
On Thursday, September 5, Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston to enjoy barbecue, ice cream, and outdoor games.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Sean Reynolds, vice president for information technology and chief information officer, welcomes the staff.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT Gives Back
Purple Pantry Ice Cream Social
On Wednesday, June 5, members of Northwestern IT enjoyed a sunny afternoon and ice cream while donating to Purple Pantry, a resource for students facing food insecurity.
Northwestern IT Gives Back By the Numbers
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
Praveena Narisetty, Sarah Cross, and Aditi Singru soak up the afternoon sun.
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
Jarrod Routh, Suilan Rong, and Ramya Sivasubramanian, catch up over ice cream.
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
Uno and other card games were available on the patio so staff could relax during the event and take advantage of the shade.
The Northwestern IT community members gathered at 1800 Sherman Avenue to donate to Purple Pantry. Depidy Dawg Ice Cream offered colleagues multiple options to enjoy the afternoon as part of the event.
Enjoying some friendly competition, members of the Technology Support Services team test their throwing skills during a game of bags.
Over 1,050 items were collected for the Northwestern IT Purple Pantry donation.
Northwestern IT's generosity required three trips to Purple Pantry to deliver all the items.
Kudos to Paul Geigler, Mariana Aldaba, Praveena Narisetty, and Kate Leech for pulling the event together and delivering three car loads of collected items.
CoDEx 2024
The inaugural Computation and Data Exchange (CoDEx) symposium was held on Tuesday, April 2, at Norris University Center. Sponsored by Northwestern IT's Research Computing and Data Services and the Office of the Provost, CoDEx showcased innovative approaches to research computing and data-using technology. Photography by Rob Hart.
CoDEx attendees pick up their name tags to prepare for the morning workshop sessions hosted by Research Computing and Data Services at Norris University Center.
Christina Maimone, associate director of research data services, welcomes CoDEx attendees to her morning workshop, “Beyond Defaults: Elevating Your Data Visualizations in the Louis Room.”
Attendees take notes during the “Beyond Defaults: Elevating Your Data Visualizations” morning workshop in the Louis Room.
Held in McCormick Auditorium, the morning workshop, “How to Code with ChatGBT,” introduced participants to the capabilities of language models for coding-related tasks. Aaron Geller, senior data visualization specialist, was available to help troubleshoot.
Jackie Milhans, director of research computing and data, gives the opening address and kicks off the CoDEx symposium.
Sumit Dhar, associate provost for faculty and Office of the Provost, introduces the morning keynote speaker.
Beth A. Plale, PhD, begins her keynote address, “Navigating the Dynamic Landscape of Computational Research: Artificial Intelligence, Open Science, and Reproducibility.”
After the morning keynote, time allowed for questions from the audience.
Beth A. Plale, PhD, Michael A., and Laurie Burns McRobbie bicentennial, professor of computer engineering and executive director, Pervasive Technology Institute, Indiana University, answers a question after her keynote address.
Su Burtner, scientific director of the Center for Neighborhood Engaged Research & Science (CORNERS), presents her findings during the parallel session, "Understanding and addressing gun violence with a data-driven and community-engaged approach."
Wen-fai Fong, associate professor of physics and astronomy, Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, presents “Following Data from Telescopes to Publication: Observing our Colorful and Transient Universe.”
Silvan Baier, research fellow, Kellogg School of Management, presents “Paradigms and Hierarchies: Linking Knowledge Structures and Social Order in Science.”
Lightning Talks allowed the CoDEx audience to listen to undergraduate and graduate students highlight their work’s computational and data-intensive parts through a five-minute talk.
Lightning Talks allowed the CoDEx audience to listen to undergraduate and graduate students highlight their work’s computational and data-intensive parts through a five-minute talk.
Students from all domains presented their posters featuring computational and data-intensive work. First-, second- and third-place winners were chosen from the seventeen posters presented.
Students from all domains presented their posters featuring computational and data-intensive work. First-, second- and third-place winners were chosen from the seventeen posters presented.
Students from all domains presented their posters featuring computational and data-intensive work. First-, second- and third-place winners were chosen from the seventeen posters presented.
CoDEx brought together three distinguished Northwestern researchers specializing in distinct realms of intelligent systems: artificial, cognitive, and collective. From Left to right: Christina Maimone, moderator; Elizabeth Gerber, professor of mechanical engineering and (by courtesy) computer science, McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science; professor of communication studies, School of Communications; co-director of the Center for Human Computer Interaction + Design; Ken Forbus, Walter P. Murphy professor of computer science and professor of education, director of the Qualitative Reasoning Group; Kristian Hammond, Bill and Cathy Osborn professor of computer science, McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science; director, Center for Advancing Safety for Machine Intelligence; director, Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence
Postdocs, graduate, and undergraduate students accepted the visualization challenge and submitted visualizations in static, animation, or interactive types.
Joe Paris, senior director of Research Computing and Technology Support Services, introduces the afternoon keynote speaker.
Afternoon Keynote Thomas McDade begins his address, “Illuminating the Determinants of Health at the Interface of the Social and Biological Sciences,” to the McCormick Auditorium crowd.
After the afternoon keynote, time allowed for questions from the audience.
Thomas McDade, Carlos Montezuma professor and faculty fellow at the Institute for Policy Research, Department of Anthropology, Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Northwestern University, answers questions after his keynote address.
Following the afternoon keynote address, the director of research computing and data, Jackie Milhans, presented the poster and visualization challenge winners and extended thanks to all who attended.
CoDEx attendees catch up on the day’s events with a social gathering in the Louis Room.
CoDEx attendees catch up on the day’s events with a social gathering in the Louis Room.
CoDEx attendees catch up on the day’s events with a social gathering in the Louis Room.
2024 Winter Luncheon
Northwestern IT celebrated together at the Winter Luncheon on Wednesday, January 24, 2024. Colleagues across the organization gathered at The Woman's Club of Evanston for lunch, trivia, and a scavenger hunt. Photography by Rob Hart.
Northwestern IT Special Events Committee members welcome their colleagues to the annual winter luncheon held at The Woman’s Club of Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
Kate Leech, coordinator of special events, welcomes everyone to the luncheon and explains the schedule for the afternoon.
Lara Johnson, user support specialist, emcees the “How Well Do You Know Northwestern IT” trivia game and keeps the crowd entertained.
The trivia contest had staff engaged, sometimes stumped, and laughing.
The trivia contest had staff engaged, sometimes stumped, and laughing.
The trivia contest had staff engaged, sometimes stumped, and laughing.
The trivia contest had staff engaged, sometimes stumped, and laughing.
The trivia contest had staff engaged, sometimes stumped, and laughing.
The trivia contest had staff engaged, sometimes stumped, and laughing.
Trivia Question 8: “Josephine Williams, accounting specialist, is our longest serving Northwestern IT employee. She has been with our organization for…” as her table looks to Josephine for the answer!
Answer: 37 years! Congratulations, Josephine!
Sean Reynolds, vice president for information technology and chief information officer, addresses the staff.
Northwestern IT staff enjoy the many dessert options.
Northwestern IT staff enjoy the many dessert options.
During the dessert hour, tables with cards and other games were set up on the first floor for colleagues to continue the fun of the afternoon.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the annual Winter Luncheon.
During the dessert hour, a room was set aside to create cards for local senior living housing facilities.
A scavenger hunt allowed participants to explore The Woman’s Club of Evanston and have a chance to win prizes.
A scavenger hunt allowed participants to explore The Woman’s Club of Evanston and have a chance to win prizes.
Strike a Pose
Pets of Northwestern IT
We met many Northwestern IT pets when joining meetings during the pandemic, and we wanted to check in on and celebrate these hard-working overachievers in recognition of National Pet Day (April 11). No keyboards were harmed, scratched, or chewed during the making of this gallery!
Winnie (left) is a very sweet multipoo and loves to cuddle. She also loves to pose for the camera. Skye (right) is a pomsky that is very full of energy. She uses her eyes to get what she wants. –Amy Siemers, technical support specialist, Technology Support Services
Meet Joey! –Annie Speicher, senior digital media specialist, Media and Technology Innovation
Meepo (she/her) loves attending meetings when possible. –Ashley Xu, developer, Application Development and Operations
Meet Caruso! –Casey Colby, developer lead, Application Development and Operations
Meet Annabelle! –Deirdre Lee, project manager lead, IT Services and Support
Berland's an incredibly smart and kind pet and also an introvert who values quiet time. –Jonathan Diehl, manager, Technology Support Services
Winnie just turned four years old and loves to snuggle...but hates walks! –Kate Leech, coordinator of special events, IT Communications
Boscoe's got fur that makes it appear as if he's wearing white socks on his back legs! He's also a bit of a maniac between the hours of 2 p.m. and 5 a.m. –Kevin Kowalski, developer, Application Development and Operations, PeopleSoft
Congri is a six year-old shih-poo (shih-tzu poodle mix). –Letty Vega, IT business manager, Research Computing and Data Services
Meet KiKi! -Natalie Gillespie, senior AV specialist, Media and Technology Innovation
LeBron is a friendly dog who's affectionate and loves to play with children. –Regina Bailey, technical support specialist, Technology Support Services
Bruno is a girl. Her pronouns are she/her/madam. She enjoys sunbathing, cuddling, sprinting, and wrestling. Her favorite foods are salmon and sweet potato. She's a lover not a fighter. –Serena Simpson, communications specialist, IT Communications
Meet Yikes! –Spencer Colton, identity and access management senior engineer, Identity and Access Management
Meet Una Maru, my Australian Shepherd. –Vicky Getis, senior director, Teaching Learning and Technologies
Meet Lola, the beagle/hound mix that has just as much energy at six as the day we adopted her from Wright-Way Rescue in Morton Grove! –Steve Christensen, director of IT communications and engagement, IT Communications
My two canine colleagues: the pawsitively efficient assistants who specialize in barking up the right tree, fetching supplies, and providing endless support. Zara is the small black pup and Coda has the white face. –L Dahline, learning engineer, Teaching and Learning Technologies
2023 Summer Picnic
On Thursday, September 7, Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston to enjoy barbecue, ice cream, and outdoor games. Photography by Northwestern IT Media and Technology Innovation staff.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Sean Reynolds, vice president for information technology and chief information officer, welcomes the staff.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
Northwestern IT staff gathered on the front lawn of the John Evans Center in Evanston.
TEACHx 2023
The 2023 conference again occurred on Northwestern's Evanston campus. It spanned two days, with a half-day of workshops on May 17, followed by a full day of interactive presentations, panels, and digital posters, as well as the keynote presentation and the Canvas Hall of Fame ceremony on May 18, 2023. Photography by Northwestern IT Media and Technology Innovation staff.
TEACHx attendees gather in Norris University Center on the Evanston campus to discuss the day's activities.
Thomas J. Tobin engaged attendees in the featured workshop, Scaling Up with Universal Design for Learning … and How to Get Colleagues to Join You.
Thomas J. Tobin engaged attendees in the featured workshop, Scaling Up with Universal Design for Learning … and How to Get Colleagues to Join You.
Keynote speaker Bryan Dewsbury, PhD, engaged attendees in his featured workshop, On the Evaluation of Equity-Minded Experiences.
Keynote speaker Bryan Dewsbury, PhD, engaged attendees in his featured workshop, On the Evaluation of Equity-Minded Experiences.
TEACHx focused on inspiring presentations and insightful discussions surrounding accessibility, universal design, inclusive teaching, and innovation through technology.
TEACHx attendees gather in Norris University Center on the Evanston campus to discuss the day's activities.
A Reality Room with innovators from Northwestern IT featuring AV/VR (augmented reality/virtual reality) was a popular spot at TEACHX23.
A Reality Room with innovators from Northwestern IT featuring AV/VR (augmented reality/virtual reality) was a popular spot at TEACHX23.
TEACHx focused on inspiring presentations and insightful discussions surrounding accessibility, universal design, inclusive teaching, and innovation through technology.
TEACHx keynote, Bryan Dewsbury, PhD begins his address, Beyond Inclusion: Education for Civic Engagement and Participation
TEACHx keynote, Bryan Dewsbury, PhD begins his address, Beyond Inclusion: Education for Civic Engagement and Participation
TEACHx focused on inspiring presentations and insightful discussions surrounding accessibility, universal design, inclusive teaching, and innovation through technology.
TEACHx focused on inspiring presentations and insightful discussions surrounding accessibility, universal design, inclusive teaching, and innovation through technology.
TEACHx focused on inspiring presentations and insightful discussions surrounding accessibility, universal design, inclusive teaching, and innovation through technology.
Teaching and Learning Technologies led an engaged and informative student panel sharing perspectives on topics ranging from well-designed and accessible courses to chatGBT.
TEACHx focused on inspiring presentations and insightful discussions surrounding accessibility, universal design, inclusive teaching, and innovation through technology.
Vicky Getis, Senior Director, Teaching and Learning Technologies, and Ilya Mikhelson, Associate Professor of Instruction, and 2022 Canvas Hall of Fame winner, kick of this year's ceremony.
Aude Raymond and Patricia Scarampi, professors of instruction in French, accept the 2023 award for Most Innovative Course Site.
2023 Winter Extended Staff Meeting
On Thursday, February 16, in the James Allen Center on the Evanston Campus, Northwestern IT celebrated employee and project team excellence at its first Extended Staff Meeting of 2023. Photography by Northwestern IT Media and Technology Innovation staff.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Michael Dice, senior learning engineer, and Sean Reynolds, Northwestern IT vice president and chief information officer, kick off the meeting.
Sean Reynolds, Northwestern IT vice president and chief information officer, introduces the guest speaker.
Xuemao Wang, dean of libraries and Charles Deering McCormick university librarian, addresses the Northwestern IT staff.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Northwestern IT staff gather for the year’s first Extended Staff Meeting.
Xuemao Wang, dean of libraries and Charles Deering McCormick university librarian, addresses the Northwestern IT staff.
Alan Garbarino, director of Data Management and Analytics, introduces the FY22 Annual Project Team Excellence Award winner, Action for COVID-19 Response.
The Action for COVID-19 Response team is recognized as the FY22 Annual Project Team Excellence Award winner.
Sean Reynolds, Northwestern IT vice president and chief information officer, reads the 2022 Employee Excellence Award nominations.
Serena Simpson, communications specialist in IT Communications, is named the 2022 Employee Excellence Award winner.
Serena Simpson, communications specialist in IT Communications, is named the 2022 Employee Excellence Award winner.
2023 Winter Luncheon
Northwestern IT celebrated together at the Winter Luncheon on Wednesday, February 1. Colleagues across the organization gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for lunch and to tour the museum’s impressive clock and stained-glass exhibits. Photography by Northwestern IT Media and Technology Innovation staff.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Jonathan Diehl welcomes everyone to the 2023 Winter Luncheon.
Vice President and Chief Information Officer Sean Reynolds addresses the staff.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Vice President and Chief Information Officer Sean Reynolds addresses the staff.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Vice President and Chief Information Officer Sean Reynolds visiting with Dan Hoefler (right) and other colleagues.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Northwestern IT gathered at the Halim Time & Glass Museum in Evanston for its annual winter celebration.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.
Following lunch, attendees spent time enjoying the Halim Time & Glass Museum's multi-room exhibits.