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Drs. Wymer and Williams commercialize computer software

Morehead State University’s Dr. Scott Wymer, assistant professor of computer information systems, and Dr. L.K. Williams, professor of accounting, have commercialized two Web-based computer software products designed to track faculty and student activities.

Faculty180, a faculty activity reporting system, was the company’s first product. The system has been used by MSU’s College of Business during the past six years and was released commercially last fall. The system was designed to help academic institutions manage faculty resources by tracking teaching, research and service activities and providing reports for internal decision makers, accrediting bodies and/or external users. Reports include faculty vitae and tenure or promotion reports.
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Keane, Inc. Information Session

Keane, Inc. will be on-campus October 20, 2008 to tell potential employees about their company and job opportunities. Students in your department are invited to attend this information session. The information sesson is at 4:30 p.m. and will last until approximately 6 p.m. in room 211 of Allie Young Hall. Student's who use Job-Link are encouraged to login and RSVP their participation. Walk-ins are welcome also; no advance registration is required.
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Information and networking technology is an essential component of almost every field of endeavor—whether it’s business, healthcare, science, the arts, law, sports, agriculture, government, education, or many others. Today’s digital networks connect people within organizations, across the nation, and around the world. Whether using handheld, laptop, desktop, or specialized devices, today’s workers have a variety of tools to assist in storing, using, and communicating the information to do their jobs. The demand for professionals who design, implement, and maintain the computer systems and networks that make it all possible continues to grow. If you enjoy working with people, solving problems, handling new challenges, and using technology to do new things or to improve old ways, a career in IS may be for you!

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