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ITS Training Services

Other On-Grounds Training Providers

Listed below are other organizations on Grounds at UVa that offer computer-related workshops.

University Library
For more information on workshops being offered and registration procedures, send electronic mail to lib-usered@virginia.edu or call (434) 924-7702.
Health Sciences Library Learning Resources Center
For more information on available services at the Learning Resource Center, call (434) 924-5521.
UVa Human Resources Employee Development
Professional and organizational development services for faculty and staff. These initiatives are developed in response to identified needs and include training, tecnical assistance and consulting services. For more information on available workshops, please call (434) 243-5998.
Research Computing Support through the Scholars' Lab
The Scholars' Lab in Alderman Library provides technologically advanced computing support to facilitate research at the University of Virginia. This support encompasses in-depth consulting services as well as targeted training programs in response to research and instructional needs. For more information on available services, contact the Scholars' Lab directly.

Page Updated: 2011-06-30

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Information Technology Services
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P.O. Box 400324
Charlottesville, Virginia, 22904-4324 USA

UVa Help Desk: 434-924-HELP (434-924-4357) • 4help@virginia.edu

Page Updated: 2011-06-30; © 2012 by the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia.

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