You’ve been taught how to spot a phish. You’ve probably seen enough of them in your inbox that you are pretty confident one won’t get past you. You are suspicious (which is a good thing). But cybercriminals are getting better at delivering credible communications. Read more to learn how phishing is evolving and new signs and trends.
Office of the President Colleagues, As the holiday season approaches, I want to take a moment to extend my warmest wishes to each of you. This time of year is a special opportunity to pause, reflect and cherish the moments we spend with family and friends. It’s a season of joy, gratitude and togetherness, and… Read More
At the 2023 UTHSC Impact Awards, the Office of Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity recognized faculty, staff, students, and trainees for the outstanding work they do at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. “Today we celebrate colleagues who have gone above and beyond, giving exemplary service,” said Raaj Kurapati, UTHSC’s executive vice chancellor and chief… Read More
The University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF) celebrated the researchers whose achievements are making life better locally, nationally, and globally at its annual Innovation Awards ceremony, held December 14 at the Mooney Library at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) in Memphis. The Innovation Awards recognize researchers from all over the UT System who partner… Read More
To prepare users for the Ultra Course transition in spring, a Blackboard Orientation Training Course is available for faculty and staff to become familiar with Ultra processes.
Blackboard courses that require Banner registration will be taught in Ultra Course View, effective in spring 2024. To prepare students for this conversion, helpful YouTube tutorial videos (by topic) and Support Help articles are posted on the Blackboard Log-in Institution Page.
Activation of funds requires at least one login into WEPA through the UTHSC login page, the mobile app for Android and iOS, the traditional computer driver, or at a campus print kiosk with your UT NetID and password.
Whether it is a big or small purchase, start your technology journey with a call or visit to ITS!
