Yesterday, Aug. 27, marked my 10th anniversary of working in Teaching and Learning with Technology, known as CETS when I started. At that time, the communications group consisted of me and Elise. The fellow denizens of the 225 Computer Building cubicle warren I got to know back then are still among those coworkers I hold in highest esteem.
In particular, Heather was a great writing mentor—so handy to have sitting there in the same room—guiding me in what Public Information would look for in a story for Intercom (the print publication that was the precursor to Penn State Live) and Elise gave lots of great guidance in my learning well-formed HTML, which has served me well (even in this day and age of content management and blog systems, I still need to hand-code in HTML frequently in order to do my job).
Also, it was so great at that time for just about all of TLT to be in one building. Back then, Training Services was just down the hall, so that in addition to calling the trainers my colleagues, I could get to know them on a day-to-day basis and call them my friends.
"Well time slips away and leaves you with nothing mister but boring stories of glory days..."
—The Boss
Congrats! Sorry I am a couple of days late on this one! Ahh, to have us all in one building! How great would that be?