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Key AA = Academic Affairs = Administration and Finance SS = Student Success AD = Advancement GOAL 9 CH = Chancellor s Office Provide an infrastructure of enhanced technologies, collaborative learning spaces, and effective facilities. Actions Measurable Outcomes Responsible Area 1. Enhance the campus instructional technology Provides the capability to teach with a variety of CH infrastructure to enhance the use technologies to enhance the of technology that emphasizes overall learning experience. teaching and learning. 2. Improve the campus IT infrastructure to increase the level of efficiency and productivity including providing fully redundant 24/7 access. Provides a higher level of efficiency and functionality and increases the overall productivity of the campus. CH 3. Expand campus technology systems to allow for easy and functional access to campus resources from a variety of internal and external sources and mobile devices. Provides an easy and effective means for accessing University resources. Provides critical access for students, faculty and staff from off campus. CH 4. Focus on areas of academic program growth / renewal The Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences has been built A Branch Medical Campus has been accommodated A new Visual and Performing Arts Center has been built An internal transit, pedestrian, bicycle, and infrastructure spine has been built

Acquired remaining properties within East Campus 5. Enhance Student/Faculty/Staff Life experience on campus The Student Recreation Center has been expanded A new soccer stadium with a 400 meter competition track has been built A Multi-purpose Arena incorporating all collegiate sports has been built Additional recreation fields have been built Provided office space for faculty, non-tenure track faculty, instructors And support staff to meet current needs and remain commensurate with projected enrollment growth Expanded and renovated research space to accommodate emerging needs Housing has added 800 more beds over the FY12 count

Goal 9 Comments SUGGESTIONS FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: To continue to thrive we need an increased I.T. infrastructure for students, faculty and staff. Not sure if this is goal8 or 9, but having tech support such as programmers who can assist with faculty research projects. Technology is becoming such a big piece of all research across curriculums and we aren t all computer programmers but sure could use one that isn t busy with routine campus I.T. issues. Goal 9: Love this goal! Great action items and much needed for our campus Goal 9 Good stuff! Support I.T. Give them a bigger budget, better salaries for staff. (I m not employed by the I.T. Dept.) Goal #9: Looks good! Goal 9 Great vision. Let s keep it. Looks expensive with little revenue generation. Maybe increase enrollment? Goal 9: I would like to see more support for communication campus wide IM? A place for shared documents. The Cisco technology has been a big improvement to our academic programs. I d like to see more of that happen. I don t see that goal 8 has been accommodated by goal 9. Goal 9: This infrastructure to enhanced I.T. means and materials is very much needed. Improvement on existing and advancement in technologies for students is a great marketing tool. Help Desk needs longer hours to match class hours. Look into extending Help Desk hours past 5:00 pm. When can we implement e-signatures? The process of hand-carrying documents across campus for manual signatures is time-consuming, inefficient, and anachronistic. Example: Pikes Peak Community College is making all courses as follows: online only, online + in class, in class only. This allows for great student flexibility. UCCS can learn from this mode. I think it s important for the I.T. department to improve quality of set-up for speaking events on campus. Make sure all I.T. equipment is fully functioning an hour before event begins. I have been to several events where the projector or sound wasn t working properly. It s frustrating for guest speakers & attendees. It s really scary how much we rely on technology. Why can t we still keep a human touch in the teaching process/methods. It s really sad these days if a teenager can t type it (in a text, online, or a laptop) they don t know how to communicate.

CU Boulder offers free wi-fi that is easy to hook into w/smart phones. Can we have this too? Focus of I.T. should be repositioned under Innovations & Supporting Technology, not Facilities Development. I think in order to support many of the I.T. goals more of the $100 Blackboard fee needs to go to I.T. $42 isn t enough to cover all the Bb needs. Offer and publicize interesting timely trainings to staff. Younger staff is very techie and some older staff will not learn. This hurts the effectiveness of organizations. Upgrade Blackboard so it won t crash. Add more storage space for video and images. Combining infrastructure & technology will help support forward movement at the University. This goal seems so broad and could really be at least 2 goals. Separating technology and learning spaces from Life experience on Campus discussing the Rec Center, soccer stadium, etc. Establish larger computer labs open for adhoc reservations and programming in addition to academics. Have a greater availability of labs for staff training. Definitely agree Need consistent, reliable systems if we are to be effective in our jobs Feel that this is being supported well. Openness to new communication technologies is being developed. Love the I.T. department they need more people to accomplish these goals. Technology is ever changing and the fact that we embrace that is essential. More I.T. overhauls; updating still-current equipment- not so good. Need a more efficient use of funds for these items. Continue accessibility for visitors to campus through easy to access options for departments to offer convenience technology services. We need a large (100+) computer lab on campus for classes, professional development, trainings, orientations, group advising, etc. SUGGESTONS FOR FACILITIES SERVICES: Parking really needs to be addressed. Hold a forum on parking issues and on shuttle bus issues so that you may hear the experiences that employees and students are struggling with. I am part time staff and have to pay full time parking rate so am taking the shuttle. Shuttle service is great yet sometimes they come every 5 minutes, 10 minutes or 15-20 minutes. It makes it confusing to remember when shuttles come. Shuttles fill up if I miss a shuttle because it fills up that puts me at my work desk 20-25 minutes later.

Parking should be available free of charge for staff making less than $25,000 per year and a discount to others. Add more parking information signage at every parking lot. Need maps of campus procedure for pay parking. Get rid of HUB verbiage on parking signs. It s meaningless and confusing. How about expanding the garage or parking on campus? Thanks for all the work and accomplishments! Any plan for faculty specific parking? Today there was no available parking in either lot so I had to park in dock. Expanding parking for residents is really needed. Residents will not feel like campus is home if they are competing for parking with commuter students. (from a student) If increasing student beds by +800 you better create 800+ new parking spaces for their cars. What about more parking to support this growth? Goal 9: Enhancing student/faculty/staff experience would be to provide ample parking at a reasonable rate. The answer is not to build more parking and then charge faculty and staff $700-$1000 to pay for the new parking. The parking here is terrible and should be free because of that. Maybe I wouldn t mind paying if the parking was reasonable. More parking, good. More efficient parking/transit, good! Need a more efficient use of funds for these items. Effective facilities pay for parking how stressful having to compete for parking with students. UCCS really needs a solution to the limitations that the parking situation places on our overall ability to expand in all the areas being discussed from enrollment to cultural, community events. This is key to a lot of the other goals. Build a crosswalk on bridge from FDC to University. Propose a flashing light on the curves of Austin Bluffs and in front of FDC Little people at UCCS are students of UCCS too! IF we move the FDC onto campus someday think about providing infant care. There is community as well as campus demand. Consider the learning spaces that the children need at the FDC. Their needs are just as important: new furniture, new equipment, new learning materials, more staff. Goal #9: Create a pedestrian bridge to cross Austin Bluffs it will improve traffic flow & safety. Enhance the Family Development Center Remodel.

Goal #9: The need for Faculty office space is urgent. But it doesn t appear in this goal. In the short term a safer pedestrian route from campus to the Family Development Center. Goal 9: Allowing the FDC s building and school as a whole to be included in this. We need larger spaces on campus that are specifically designated for campus and student events. It feels like we need to have that listed somewhere in this goal. I would like to ensure we have space for employers to interact with and interview students. Businesses want a campus where they feel welcome. Goal 9, Action 5 should include: Create more shared spaces and especially green spaces for students and employees to gather and collaborate and experience the campus beauty. Get an athletic/arena please, as soon as possible. Campus life: More dorms and dorm lounges are essential to building an oncampus feel that rival schools offer. Goal 9, Action 5: More green space on campus. Less surface-level parking. More Campus, less strip mall. So very important need more classrooms growing so fast we must keep up. Expand sports facilities track, soccer field, high altitude training. Should add expansion of the UC or student union. Build a sports center to house academic programs and select sports. Make sure space for non-academic, athletic, and Rec staff/faculty/students is also considered. Build, build, build! These are great additions for the campus. Exciting! Need more communication between the strategic and the physical planning committees. MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTS: ASG is doing a great job!!! Great outcomes, let s do it! There is a lack of department bonding/collaboration. Why are there no brown bag department lunches or a way for departments to work more closely rather than try to be better than the other. I was shocked by this at UCCS. No other university I ve been to has this separation feel. Really well thought out and appropriate. Yes have dedicated research staff with extensive training & knowledge of legalities.