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CAS-IT Hires Two New Professionals
Beginning this week, the CAS-IT staff of technology support professionals will grow by two, allowing for even more efficient service of the technology needs of the College’s faculty and staff. Carol Genung and Stephen Hull will join the CAS-IT staff, which will result in full technology support for all of the College’s 17 departments and units. “We are very excited to welcome Carol and Stephen to CAS-IT,” said Associate Dean Sam Catanzaro. “Our staff have been doing a tremendous job even though we’ve been understaffed in some areas for a while. The addition of two more computer support professionals to our team will go a long way toward realizing our goal of providing timely, effective, and courteous computer support and services everywhere in the College.”
Carol Genung
Carol Genung

Carol Genung received her B.A. in Business Administration and Finance with a minor in Computer Sciences from Eureka College. She began her computer-related career as a computer operator in Computer Services at ISU and has provided support in the Department of Applied Computer Science (now information technology) and the Provost’s office in the past.As a member of CAS-IT, she will be providing support to College units in DeGarmo, Fairchild, and Rachel Cooper Halls, including the Departments of Psychology and Speech Pathology and Audiology, the Women’s Studies program, and the Publications Unit of the English Department. “I am very pleased to be returning to ISU and joining the CAS-IT team,” said Genung. “I look forward to meeting all of you soon.”

Stephen Hull received his B.S. in Telecommunications Management from Illinois  State University. While a student at the University, he worked in the residence halls providing computer support. Since graduation, he has worked as a independent contractor and also has managed a Radio Shack in his home town of Quincy, Illinois. Stephen’s primary assignment in CAS-IT will be to provide support in the departments housed in Felmley Hall, Julian Hall, and the Science Lab Building, where he will join Mark Lynch and Bill Shields in serving the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, and Geography-Geology.

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                               Stephen Hull

CAS-IT was organized in January 2005, uniting previously independent academic computing units that each served selected departments into one unit that brought the entire College under a single information technology support umbrella. Since the establishment of CAS-IT, staff have cooperated on a number of initiatives to provide more efficient support and a wider array of services than had been possible before. With the arrival of Genung and Hull to the CAS-IT team of professionals, every College unit will have at least one full-time staff member providing it support. This is a key development toward realizing Strategy Six of the College’s strategic plan, adopted in Spring of 2005: Enhance the College-wide technology infrastructure to support excellence in scholarship, teaching, and learning.
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