Listserv Unavailable Monday, Jan. 22

Listserv Unavailable Monday, Jan. 22
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IT Services will be performing maintenance on Listserv from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, Jan. 22. This maintenance is necessary to keep Listserv secure and run the latest updates, in turn protecting our campus community.   

During this time, Listserv will be unavailable for use (i.e., sending or receiving emails through Listserv mailing lists). Please plan accordingly for any notices that may need to be sent during this time. Once maintenance is complete, Listserv should resume its normal state for regular use.   

For weekly updates regarding planned system or network maintenance and outages, subscribe to the ITS Newsletter. Maintenance and outage updates are also posted on the IT Status Monitor.  

Contacts

Ele Powell, assistant director of administrative communications
Division of Finance and Administration
479-718-1918, elep@uark.edu

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Fellows Selected for the SEC Academic Leadership Development Program

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