Toni Chainey (left) won the John Hoh IT Community Catalyst Award and Chris Weaver (right) won the Digital Excellence Award at Tech Pros + Web Pros. Both are from Penn State Harrisburg.
David Gindhart and Glenna Emel of University Park (pictured) held a session called “Overwhelmed to Outstanding: The Working Genius Approach” on Wednesday, June 4.
Dr. Marilyn J. Wells, Regional Chancellor of Penn State Brandywine, gave opening remarks at Tech Pros + Web Pros on Thursday, June 5.
David Horton, vice president for information technology and chief information officer, gave opening remarks at Tech Pros + Web Pros on Thursday, June 5.
Two hundred IT and web professionals visited Brandywine to attend Tech Pros + Web Pros.
Samantha Bower of Penn State Berks hosted “Premiere Pros for Web Pros: Homepage Video Crash Course” on Thursday, June 5.
Lindsay Wood of Penn State Abington and David Gindhart of University Park hosted a session called “Seeing IT Differently: The Balanced Scorecard as a Lens for Change” on Thursday, June 5.
Jerry Krawczyk and Rich Cropp of University Park held a session called “Where Are You Going? Let Strategic Roadmaps Show You The Way” on Thursday, June 5.
Abbey Espigh of University Park hosted “Unlocking the Business Analyst Toolbox: Insights and Best Practices” on Thursday, June 5.
Kurtis Taylor from Dell hosted a keynote session on trends in higher education and AI on Thursday, June 5.
David Horton, Wes Sheets, Sara Thorndike and Thomas Rodgers spoke on a panel called “Bridges, Not Walls: Cultivating Relationships for Transformational Leadership” on Thursday, June 5.
Emily Sikora of University Libraries hosted a session called “Create Impactful Signage & Graphics with Adobe Express” on Friday, June 6.
Dell was a sponsor of Tech Pros + Web Pros.