R 18, Computer Projector Availability Act

Computer Projector Availability Act

R 18, 89th Session

Version Info:

9-10-2009, preintroduction: HTML

9-14-2009, preintroduction: HTML

9-23-2009, as amended by Senate: HTML

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Basic Information:

Primary Sponsor(s):

O'Donnell (Corresponding)

Current Status:

Adopted by Senate

Report(s):

None

Long Title:

A RESOLUTION TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO INCREASE AVAILABILITY OF COMPUTER PROJECTION TECHNOLOGY AT D.H. HILL LIBRARY'S LEARNING COMMONS

Summary of Purpose:

WHEREAS, the Student Organization Resource Center says there is a known demand from the student body for computer projectors; and, WHEREAS, computer projector equipment is currently available for education majors at the College of Education Media Center in Poe hall; and, WHEREAS, the libraries have the policy, procedures, and staffing already in place to facilitate the lending of projector equipment; and, WHEREAS, Joe Sevits, an NCSU Library Associate for Student Engagement, received a two confirmations that the Library will provide the staff support for lending projectors out (under the existing 24-hour tech lending service), the IT expertise for selecting the projector model(s), and the financial support to maintain and replace projector equipment; and, WHEREAS, the Libraries cannot immediately serve this demand with their lending programs under current budget constraints; and, WHEREAS, adding this lending service would not place a significant burden on our resources or require lengthy delays prior to implementation; now therefore be it, RESOLVED, that that the NCSU Student Senate hereby acquire 6 computer projectors from NCSU Materials Support Surplus; and be it further, RESOLVED, this equipment is issued to the library's lending service; and be it further, RESOLVED, that it is recommended that the Libraries feature projectors on the electronic displays in the library; and be it further, RESOLVED, that it is recommended that the Libraries add projectors to tech lending publicity throughout the Libraries website.

Consideration History:

9-9-2009:

Filed for introduction

9-23-2009 Senate:

Second Reading
Referred to the Finance Committee by the Student Senate President

Online Text

(as of 9-23-2009, as amended by Senate)

Finance Bill 18

A RESOLUTION TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO INCREASE AVAILABILITY OF COMPUTER PROJECTION TECHNOLOGY AT D.H. HILL LIBRARY'S LEARNING COMMONS

Short Title: Computer Projector Availability Act

Sponsors: Senator OÕDonnell

Signatories:

Referred to:

Version: 2009-09-10, preintroduction

First Reading: Second Reading:

WHEREAS, the Student Organization Resource Center says there is a known demand from the

student body for computer projectors; and,

WHEREAS, computer projector equipment is currently available for education majors at the

College of Education Media Center in Poe hall; and,

WHEREAS, the libraries have the policy, procedures, and staffing already in place to facilitate

the lending of projector equipment; and,

WHEREAS, Joe Sevits, an NCSU Library Associate for Student Engagement, received two

confirmations that the Library will provide the staff support for lending projectors

out (under the existing 24-hour tech lending service), the IT expertise for selecting

the projector model(s), and the financial support to maintain and replace projector

equipment; and,

WHEREAS, the Libraries cannot immediately serve this demand with their lending programs

under current budget constraints; and,

WHEREAS, adding this lending service would not place a significant burden on our resources

or require lengthy delays prior to implementation; now therefore be it,

RESOLVED, that the NCSU Student Senate hereby acquire 6 computer

projectors from NCSU Materials Support Surplus; and be it further,

RESOLVED, this equipment be transferred to the library's lending service;

and be it further,

RESOLVED, that it is recommended that the Libraries feature projectors on the electronic

displays in the library; and be it further,

RESOLVED, that it is recommended that the Libraries add projectors to tech lending publicity throughout the Libraries website.

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