Information Technology
The Information Technology department is the primary contact point for Walla Walla University students, faculty, and staff with computer-related inquiries and challenges. Our goal is to anticipate, diagnose, and resolve hardware or software computer problems, providing effective and efficient customer service.
A major component of the IT team is the Help Desk which provides technical resources and services to all students, faculty, and staff. Some of our primary responsibilities include the following areas:
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During regular business hours our Help Desk is available to assist Students with account and password questions as well as basic personal computer help and repair.
Visit the self-help portal for solutions to common problems or to submit a Help Desk ticket.
During regular business hours our Help Desk is available to assist Faculty and Staff with account and password questions, in-office and over-the-phone technical assistance and troubleshooting, as well as basic personal computer help and repair.
Visit the self-help portal for solutions to common problems or to submit a Help Desk ticket.
During regular business hours our Help Desk is available to assist with account and password questions.
If you contact us for assistance, please be prepared to verify your identity. Please also note that FERPA regulations require we work directly with the account holder.
NEED HELP?
If you need technical help, the best place to start is our Self-help Portal. You can search for resolutions to common problems and even submit and track Help Desk tickets.
COMPUTER LABS
Walla Walla University has six general-purpose computer labs located throughout campus. When not reserved, these labs can be utilized by students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Your information technology team
Scott manages all Information Technology personnel. He works in conjunction with the various internal departments to establish and implement various systems and policies.
Alex Hallock
ERP PeopleSoft Systems and Database Administrator
(509) 527-2428
alex.hallock@wallawalla.edu
Alex administers servers and databases which host PeopleSoft and related systems, and writes operational support integrations/automations.
Brandon is responsible for the purchase and management of campus computer systems. He also maintains operational oversight of all Help Desk activities.
Dave is primarily responsible for the smart classroom hardware and software as well as the Desire2Learn (D2L) system. He is also one of our campuses Desire2Learn administrators. Additionally, he is also our resident Macintosh expert.
Duane Anderson
PeopleSoft Accounting, HR & Payroll Support Manager
(509) 527-2895
duane.anderson@wallawalla.edu
Duane is the Accounting, HR, and Payroll liaison to the IT team. He works mainly with PeopleSoft HR, Accounting, and Payroll side of the Management Information System.
Eric's current responsibilities include managing the departmental budgets and overseeing campus projects. He is also responsible for server and group policy management.
Greg is our campus expert when it comes to UNIX and Linux architecture. He maintains the majority of our campuses back end academic systems and hardware, including our STEM lab.
Mark creates software on which the university runs. His projects have included many complex integrations between PeopleSoft and other campus systems such as D2L and the TimeClock system.
Michael's responsibilities include several systems including myWWU, PeopleSoft, HighPoint and university web services.
Paul is in charge of all campus network, wireless and communication systems.
Zach too creates software on which the university runs. His projects have included the financial clearance system, student hiring system, and improved pages for Records and Student Financial Services.
Sam is in charge of the department's student employee workforce and is responsible for overseeing all Help Desk operations.