Fiscal Year 2007 Funded Proposals
- General Campus
- Athletics
- College of Agricultural Sciences
- College of Business
- College of Engineering
- College of Forestry
- College of Health & Human Sciences
- College of Liberal Arts
- College of Science
- College of Veterinary Medicine
- English Language Institute
General Campus
Proposal
FY06-129.1SProject Title
Student Computing FacilitiesUnit
Information ServicesResponsible Personnel
Russ Born, Rick BrandTRF Funding
$694,525 [Second Year of Two-Year Proposal]Summary Description
Student Computing Facilities provides undergraduate and graduate students 24/7 access to Apple Macintosh and Windows computers. SCF also provides technical and administrative support for seven computer classrooms, which are available for any college for class scheduling. SCF also provides support to several departmental computer labs. This represents the operating budget for computer facilities in Milne, Kidder Multimedia Lab, and numerous other computer classrooms throughout the campus.Proposal
FY06-130.1SProject Title
Technology Enhanced Classroom Maintenance and UpgradeUnit
Information ServicesResponsible Personnel
Rick Brand, John GreydanusTRF Funding
$684,168 [Second Year of Two-Year Proposal]Summary Description
This use of TRF funding is for the operation, maintenance, upgrade and further enhancement of the instructional technologies in the general-use campus classrooms.Proposal
FY07-240.1Project Title
ONID Ongoing ServicesUnit
Information Services [Enterprise Computing]Responsible Personnel
Catherine Williams [IS]TRF Funding
$264,537Summary Description
TRF funding will support the operation of ONID, which provides a combination of centralized services to students. A comprehensive directory of everyone in the OSU community is maintained by ONID, and ONID LDAP directory provides data to the campus online directory. Account authentication is provided for ONID services, Modem Pool access, Blackboard access, the Student Computing Facility and the Residence Computing Network, as well as for email, VPN, wireless [WiFi], and numerous web sites using ONID SSO [Single Sign On]. Active Directory is populated from the ONID directory. Email, file storage, and web space is provided for all current students.Proposal
FY07-242.3Project Title
Finish Full Campus Wireless CoverageUnit
Information Services [Network Services]Responsible Personnel
Jon Dolan [IS], Shay Dakan [IS]TRF Funding
$182,000Summary Description
TRF funding is used to cover remaining student use areas, including classrooms, which have not yet been covered by the OSU wireless network. This project includes buildings that have not yet been covered at all, such as Strand Ag, as well as buildings that were not entirely covered with the early adoption of wireless, such as Nash Hall.Proposal
FY07-257.1Project Title
Information Commons Computer ReplacementUnit
Valley LibraryResponsible Personnel
Richard GriffinTRF Funding
$50,000Summary Description
Because of heavy use and technological age, 46 computers need to be replaced, and TRF funds will be used for this replacement.Proposal
FY07-262.1Project Title
Campus-Wide Software LicensesUnit
Information ServicesResponsible Personnel
Lena Ferris, Tammy BarrTRF Funding
$86,003Summary Description
The negotiation of software site licenses is beneficial as it allows wider use of software packages covered under a site license. Software agreements provide use capability to student laboratories, Residence Hall Network, HMSC, and distance education, as well as on students’ personal computers.Proposal
FY07-265.2Project Title
OSU Computer HelpdeskUnit
Information ServicesResponsible Personnel
Chris Sinnett, Tammy BarrTRF Funding
$143,032Summary Description
The Computer Helpdesk service provides telephone, e-mail and web “how to” assistance to OSU students, staff, and faculty – located both on-campus and off-campus. Student staff along with IT Management respond to a variety of questions related to ONID accounts, Blackboard use, VPN, Public Network, operating systems, software applications, internet tools and other services. The OSUware CD is also produced by this operating unit. Resources are also provided via the web, including help documents, downloadable software, and lists of other helpful sites. TRF funding is for student portion only.Proposal
FY07-267.2Project Title
Electronic Resources for LibraryUnit
OSU LibrariesResponsible Personnel
Bonnie Allen, Karyle ButcherTRF Funding
$550,000Summary Description
The transition to electronic resources [electronic databases] has become essential to undergraduate and graduate students as the information has become basic to the research projects of students, group projects, and the ability to share information seamlessly even at a distance.Proposal
FY07-273.1Project Title
2006/2007 Blackboard Technology Resource Fee ProposalUnit
Information Services [Enterprise Computing]Responsible Personnel
Catherine WilliamsTRF Funding
$391,059Summary Description
The TRF proposal is to provide funding for the central infrastructure required for Blackboard, including systems administration, hardware and software. Blackboard is a combination teaching and learning environment and a configurable portal for the OSU community.Proposal
FY07-275.2Project Title
OSUware 2007 CDUnit
Information Services [Technology Support Services]Responsible Personnel
Chris Sinnett, Tammy BarrTRF Funding
$9,518Summary Description
This CD is the primary mechanism for distributing software that is available to students, staff, and faculty, through OSU’s software licensing agreements. It includes updated versions of Symantec Antivirus, applications including Internet browsers, email programs, and other Internet utilities. It includes instructions for getting connected to the Residential Network and OSU Public Network. TRF funds are utilized for the creation of and distribution to students.Proposal
FY07-281.1Project Title
Adaptive Technology EquipmentUnit
Information Services [Media Services]Responsible Personnel
Russ Born, John GreydanusTRF Funding
$475,000Summary Description
The mission of the Technology Access Program at OSU is to support and facilitate the University community in meeting and accommodating the technology access needs of students with disabilities. As our educational environment becomes increasingly technology dependent with each passing term the challenges faced by our students with disabilities increases correspondingly. TAP’s efforts help OSU’s students with disabilities overcome technology hurdles and develop needed skills and abilities.Proposal
FY07-283.1Project Title
Student Multimedia Services [formerly GSMPC]Unit
Information Services [Media Services]Responsible Personnel
Teresa PreddyTRF Funding
$173,000Summary Description
An integral part of graduate education and development is formal presentation of student research. Undergraduates are also faced with the need for presentation materials and equipment to present their work in their classes. Student Multimedia Services provides state-of-the-art multimedia technology, including computer projection, equipment, digital video editing, and large poster presentations. TRF funding provides money for equipment and software and for daily operations.Athletics
Proposal
FY07-292.2Project Title
Student-Athlete Academic Services Modernization ProjectUnit
Intercollegiate AthleticsResponsible Personnel
Katrina Grubert, Ben ShaverTRF Funding
$58,780Summary Description
Student-Athlete Academic Services provides academic resources to OSU’s student-athletes. These resources are needed for success, and the current resources do not meet current technology that is found elsewhere on campus. TRF funds will be used to upgrade the student lab, and upgrade computer resources that are used on road trips and during games.College of Agricultural Sciences
Proposal
FY07-239.1Project Title
Graduate Student Lab ComputersUnit
College of Agricultural Sciences [AREC]Responsible Personnel
Gregory Perry [AREC], Marianne Ledoux [AREC]TRF Funding
$9,000Summary Description
TRF funding is to upgrade computers and monitors and add a scanner in the Agricultural and Resource Economics Graduate Student Computer Lab in Ballard Hall.Proposal
FY07-255.1Project Title
Sensory Lab Computer UpgradesUnit
College of Agricultural SciencesResponsible Personnel
Jeff Brown, Cindy LedererTRF Funding
$15,600Summary Description
TRF funding is to be used to upgrade the existing lab computers in the sensory testing booths as well as in the lab where students evaluate and analyze the data collected. Not all of the existing computers have full capability for meeting student needs, and thus the reason for replacement of older equipment.Proposal
FY07-270.1Project Title
Digital Design Studio Creation for Enhanced Multi-Departmental TeachingUnit
College of Agricultural SciencesResponsible Personnel
David Sandrock, Wayne WoodTRF Funding
$56,845Summary Description
TRF funding will be used to create a digital design classroom for multi-departmental teaching, as the future of landscape design and GIS rely heavily on information exchange and computer technology.Proposal
FY07-290.1Project Title
Wiegand Hall Network RewireUnit
College of Agricultural SciencesResponsible Personnel
Jeff BrownTRF Funding
$50,000Summary Description
Wiegand Hall has a mixture of wiring that does not meet campus or industry wiring standards, and the current wiring does not provide a stable network infrastructure. TRF funding will fund the initial stages that will address installation that most directly impacts student needs.Proposal
FY07-293.1Project Title
Analytical & Computer Lab for Exploration of Soil ProcessesUnit
College of Agricultural Sciences [Crop and Soil Sciences]Responsible Personnel
Marcia Brett, Curt OnstottTRF Funding
$12,964Summary Description
Two computer-enhanced collaborative teaching labs need upgrades, and TRF funding will be used to attain this goal. Older equipment is being replaced, and the rooms are augmented with a printer.College of Business
Proposal
FY06-102.1SProject Title
Bexell Student Computing LabUnit
College of BusinessResponsible Personnel
Gwen WolframTRF Funding
$155,200 [Second Year of Two-Year Proposal]Summary Description
Funding from TRF is used to pay for a portion of the operating costs of the Bexell Hall Computer Lab, which is one of the larger general access computer labs on campus. Funds are for general operations, plus acquisition of new hardware and software.Proposal
FY07-274.1Project Title
Bexell 324 Computer Classroom Technology UpgradeUnit
College of BusinessResponsible Personnel
Gwen WolframTRF Funding
$10,000Summary Description
Older Dell PCs have exceeded their technological life, and TRF funds will be used to replace the equipment in a computer classroom.College of Engineering
Proposal
FY06-109.1SProject Title
Hovland Open Computing Lab – FY07Unit
College of EngineeringResponsible Personnel
James BuckleyTRF Funding
$538,931 [Second Year of Two-Year Proposal]Summary Description
The Hovland SCF provides OSU students access to Apple and PC computers running Macintosh, Windows and Linux operating systems on a 24/7 basis while OSU is in session. Technical assistance is provided in Hovland’s main computer lab. Specialized software is provided, and supported, as needed/requested by colleges and departments.Proposal
FY07-247.6Project Title
College of Engineering Terminal ServerUnit
College of EngineeringResponsible Personnel
Chris ThompsonTRF Funding
$45,000Summary Description
TRF resources will be used to provide general access terminal servers for undergraduate students. The terminal servers will provide all of the software currently accessible in the College of Engineering computer labs on a 24/7 basis, from almost all locations.Proposal
FY07-249.1Project Title
OSS LabUnit
College of Engineering [Open Source Lab]Responsible Personnel
Todd Shechter [College of Engineering], Tim Budd [College of Engineering], Scott Kveton [Information Services]TRF Funding
$61,000Summary Description
TRF funds will be used to develop, equip and manage an open source education laboratory. This facility will allow students to participate in large on-going open source software development projects.Proposal
FY07-250.1Project Title
Engineering Teaching LabUnit
College of EngineeringResponsible Personnel
Todd ShechterTRF Funding
$28,896Summary Description
TRF funding will be used to retrofit the Dearborn Hall Electrical Fundamentals Computer Lab with current equipment and increased technology capability.Proposal
FY07-253.1Project Title
Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Computer Lab and ClassroomUnit
College of EngineeringResponsible Personnel
Kenneth FunkTRF Funding
$105,696Summary Description
TRF funding will be used to replace and upgrade equipment to provide a multimedia teaching lab and adjacent computer lab in Batchellar Hall.College of Forestry
Proposal
FY07-245.2Project Title
Upgrades/Maintenance for College of Forestry Enhanced ClassroomsUnit
College of ForestryResponsible Personnel
Kathy HowellTRF Funding
$6,133Summary Description
Audio Visual/Multimedia equipment used in enhanced classrooms needs replacement as the projection units are no longer reliable for instructional use, so TRF funding will allow the replacement of projection equipment.Proposal
FY07-246.3Project Title
Operations and Equipment Upgrades of Student Computing Facilities in the College of ForestryUnit
College of ForestryResponsible Personnel
Kathy HowellTRF Funding
$104,404Summary Description
TRF funds are designated to augment departmental funds in the operation of 17 student-computing facilities. Funds will be used for continued lab operation expense, including student personnel, workstation leases, software, multimedia peripherals and network infrastructure.Proposal
FY07-254.2Project Title
Broadcast System for Field Trips to Noisy SitesUnit
College of ForestryResponsible Personnel
Thomas McLainTRF Funding
$12,612Summary Description
Some College of Forestry classes require field trips to industrial sites, where ear protection is required. TRF funds will be used to replace a 15-year old electronic communication system that is used for effective communication between faculty and students.Proposal
FY07-284.2Project Title
Enhancement of H J Andrews Experimental Forest Student Computing Lab and ClassroomUnit
College of ForestryResponsible Personnel
Kari O’Connell, Barbara BondTRF Funding
$15,531Summary Description
TRF resources will fund equipment replacements, as well as add videoconferencing capability at the site.College of Health & Human Sciences
Proposal
FY07-286.1Project Title
Increasing Student Access, Use and Learning Experiences in the Design and Human Environment Computer Laboratory [Milam 218]Unit
College of Health & Human Sciences [Design and Human Environment Department]Responsible Personnel
Leslie Burns, Russ BornTRF Funding
$100,000Summary Description
The Design and Human Environment computer lab in Milam 218 currently provides state-of-the-art hardware and software, specific to design and merchandising professions, necessary to deliver compelling learning experiences in the professional programs offered in the Department of Design and Human Environment. Funding is for lab maintenance and operation, as the lab facilitates technical and critical thinking skills needed for the students to acquire competitive internships and positions upon graduation.Proposal
FY07-287.1Project Title
Enhancing Milam 335Unit
College of Health & Human Sciences [Design and Human Environment Department]Responsible Personnel
Leslie Burns, Albert BerglundTRF Funding
$23,714Summary Description
TRF funding will be used to bring Milan 235 to enhanced classroom status, with equipment and design meeting University standards.College of Liberal Arts
Proposal
FY07-256.1Project Title
Callahan Wireless Writing Lab Services & MaintenanceUnit
College of Liberal ArtsResponsible Personnel
Tracy Daugherty, Sara JamesonTRF Funding
$500Summary Description
TRF funding is needed to add telephone connection to the Media Services Help Desk for real-time consultation, and immediate Help Desk assistance to students.Proposal
FY07-261.1Project Title
University Theater Box Office and Space EnhancementsUnit
College of Liberal Arts [Speech Communications/Theatre]Responsible Personnel
Marion Rossi, Robert IltisTRF Funding
$11,047Summary Description
TRF resources will enhance student access and educational activities by [a] acquisition of hardware/software needed to convert the University Theatre Box Office operations to an electronic, internet-based system, and [b] create a closed circuit video/audio monitoring system connecting the Green Room and the Lab Theatre, with the Main Theater.Proposal
FY07-271.1Project Title
Ethnic Studies Student Computing LabUnit
College of Liberal Arts [Ethnic Studies]Responsible Personnel
Erlinda Gonzales-BerryTRF Funding
$5,000Summary Description
TRF resources will be used to create a small informal computer lab for use by Ethnic Studies majors and minors, as well as MAIS students and members of the Ethnic Studies Student Association.Proposal
FY07-279.1Project Title
Center of Design Excellence/208 DesignUnit
College of Liberal Arts [Art Department]Responsible Personnel
Brian Kerr, James FoltsTRF Funding
$40,228Summary Description
TRF funding is to purchase additional equipment for the Center in Design Excellence. Expansion will provide a more professional and efficient environment for the students.College of Science
Proposal
FY07-277.1Project Title
Statistics Computer LabUnit
College of Science [Statistics Department]Responsible Personnel
Robert Smythe, Lisa MadsenTRF Funding
$8,055Summary Description
TRF funding will be used to upgrade the Statistics Graduate Student Computer Lab, and replace existing computers and monitors that no longer meet technology standards for high-end data analysis.Proposal
FY07-280.2Project Title
Mathematics Learning Center PC Laboratory Computers and ExpenseUnit
College of Science [Mathematics Department]Responsible Personnel
Dennis Garity, Ralph ShowalterTRF Funding
$33,700Summary Description
The Mathematics Learning Center PC Lab provides access to mathematical software not found elsewhere on campus. TRF funding will be for specialized software licenses, and for the replacement of older computers.College of Veterinary Medicine
Proposal
FY07-244.1Project Title
Integration of a Digital Video Recorder, Camera, and Monitor System into Surgical Instructional Laboratories in the College of Veterinary Medicine for Use in the Professional Veterinary Medical CurriculumUnit
College of Veterinary MedicineResponsible Personnel
Stacy Semevolos [College of Veterinary Medicine]TRF Funding
$30,000Summary Description
Surgical training will be enhanced by the use of digital video camera and monitor systems incorporated into the surgery suite for instructional purposes. Ability to record surgical procedures will allow incorporation into professional and graduate student presentations. TRF funds will be used to acquire this technology.Proposal
FY07-258.1Project Title
Introduction of an Interactive Audience Response System into the Third Year Professional Curriculum of the College of Veterinary MedicineUnit
College of Veterinary MedicineResponsible Personnel
Jon Plant, Lorie KennerlyTRF Funding
$4,044Summary Description
TRF funding will be used to equip a Magruder Hall classroom and conference room with an audience response system, identical to ARS installations in other campus departments. ARS provides immediate feedback, and will thus benefit students and faculty by encouraging an interactive learning and teaching style.English Language Institute
Proposal
FY07-252.1Project Title
English Language Institute Learning Center Enhancement Project - 2006Unit
English Language Institute [International programs]Responsible Personnel
Deborah Healey [ELI], Donna Shaw [ELI]TRF Funding
$41,800Summary Description
The ELI multimedia facility has a focus on enhancing the English acquisition of ELI and OSU students, and TRF funding will allow the enhancement by replacing technologically outdated Macintosh and Dell computers, as well as adding peripheral equipment such as projectors, digital visual presenters and a scanner.[Updated: Tuesday, July 25, 2006]