I want to formally introduce our new web content administrator, Jenn Di Sano (opens new window). Jenn actually started her career at Wayne State in our department a few years ago before moving to the Computing & Information Technology (opens new window) division to be their Web writer. We are lucky to have her back.

Jenn comes to us with loads of experience and ideas. At the School of Medicine (opens new window) she was tasked with revamping the architecture and content on the Internal Medicine Web site (opens new window). This site is huge, hundreds of pages and multiple departments. Jenn did a killer job aligning everyone to the same vision and coordinating a successful launch.

Recently she was an integral part of the Computing & Information Technology Web site launch (opens new window). She was our primary contact and had to coordinate between our demanding requirements and the needs of the C&IT administration. She succeeded with flying colors.

# What's in store for Jenn

As the web content administrator for the entire university she has some pretty important jobs.

• The first and foremost is to keep wayne.edu (opens new window) and events.wayne.edu (opens new window) filled with all the interesting things going on around campus.
• Next is to continuously update the 300+ sites (opens new window) our department deals with on a daily basis.
• In addition, making sure our social (opens new window) media (opens new window) community (opens new window) gets it's fill of interesting and fun topics.
• Lastly making sure all our new projects are running smooth. Creating the information architectures', training campus on our CMS, keeping the developers and designers in line and most importantly making sure departments are updating their sites on a regular basis.

I have a feeling you will be hearing a lot from Jenn in the following weeks so keep your eyes peeled.