Carrie Stewart
Carrie has taken on the role of HR liaison for ITS. She has her work cut out for her, as she takes over for Pam Thomson. Carrie has embraced her new responsibilities. She has stepped right into Pam’s shoes and is doing a fantastic job. I am impressed with her knowledge and ability to get answers to the latest questions for HR. She keeps ITS updated on the status of HR requests, which is critical to ITS being able to achieve goals.
The role of HR liaison requires the utmost integrity. The details discussed must be treated with confidentiality. Carrie has a very professional approach to her work. we are fortunate to have her on our team!
Charlie Spann
Carrie Stewart
Carrie naturally exhibits behaviors that align with ITS’ core values. When she first came on board, she jumped right in to help with any and all tasks, asking questions and offering suggestions along the way. She fit right in and made the role her own. I didn’t know until later that one of Carrie’s top 5 strengths is Woo, and now that’s all I think about as I watch Carrie work and grow into every role she is put into it, no matter how challenging or daunting. Most notably in terms of adaptability has been her transition to ITS HR Liaison. Carrie worked with Pam Thomson for hours each day/week to learn the tricks of the trade and the many nuances involved in the multitude of HR tasks Carrie would be assuming upon Pam’s retirement. Many didn’t even realize the training was underway and that Carrie slowly began owning some of these tasks well before Pam retired. The transition was ultimately seamless and Carrie maintained her Woo and positive attitude throughout the process, and continues to do so. I am continually impressed by Carrie’s ability to juggle so many things at once, and still have the teamwork mentality to offer a helping hand when others are in need. Thank you, Carrie, for being so wonderfully awesome!
Whitney Sublett
Michael Fletcher
Several of the computers in Room 223 of Innovation Hall were not functional and some students were unable to access course information. I sent an email, rather late, to Michael on Saturday evening requesting his assistance to repair the computers in the hopes that they would be ready for class Monday at noon. I apologized for the late notice and stated I understood if it was not possible to complete this by Monday’s class. Monday at 10am Michael notified me that he and his team had all the computers in the room checked and working properly, and he gave me the list of computers that would be available to students (due to Covid). The team’s proficiency in getting the room repaired on such short notice is gratefully received and I especially appreciate the added information on which computers the students could access and which they could not.
I have always been able to trust Michael’s immediate response and assistance when I have had issues or concerns with any of the systems in rooms 222 and 223. He is a responsive and invaluable resource to me, and a benefit to the students.
Kathleen Roberts