Camille Tisdel, director of web services for Technical Systems and Services (TSS) in the Women’s Building, was honored recently by Catholic Charities with its “Mover & Shaker” award. The award is presented to a community leader who lives out Catholic Charities’ mission of promoting human development and working to eliminate poverty and injustice.
From left: Salt City Shaker committee chairs Adrienne Graves and Katie Lindsay, Camille Tisdel and Catholic Charities Executive Director Mike Melara
Tisdel is currently the board president at Baltimore Woods and also serves on the board of Interfaith Works. She has also served on the board of the Preservation Association of CNY and as a mentor for Le Moyne business students.
Tisdel started with Technical Systems and Services in November 2013 as an assistant director. She was charged with writing reports that interfaced directly with the Advance alumni data system. She was able to quickly synthesize the requirements and produce the needed output. Several of her reports are used on an almost daily basis.
In March 2016, Tisdel moved into the web director position for TSS. She and her staff have responsibility for all emails to alumni around the world, the ’Cuse Community, event registrations and managing the web presence for Advancement and External Affairs. She has learned to merge web technology with “big data,” which will be especially helpful as the new Alumni e-CRM is implemented across campus.
