Student Technology Fee Bylaws:
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ASUWT By-laws concerning Student Technology
Fee Committee:
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Membership |
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The committee shall consist
of five voting members and four ex-officio members as
follows: voting members shall be one member of the ASUWT
Senate and three students at large. |
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Ex-officio members shall
be the ASUWT President, the ASUWT Director of Finance;
a staff member from UWT Computing Services who shall
be appointed by the Director of Information Technology;
a staff member from UWT Finance and Administration who
shall be appointed by the Director of Finance and Administration;
and a faculty member who shall be nominated by the Chair
of the Student Affairs Committee, with final appointment
by the Chancellor. Ex-officio members provide advice
and assistance to the committee and may participate
in committee deliberations, but are not entitled to
vote. |
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Functions:
The Student Technology Fee Committee shall: |
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Establish and adopt bylaws
to govern the Committee. |
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Assess student needs for
enhancements in technology that would be beneficial
to the entire student body. |
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Based on the needs assessment,
submit a recommendation to the ASUWT Executive Board
not later than the end of Fall Quarter to either continue
or eliminate the mandatory technology fee. Additionally,
if continuation of the fee is recommended, such recommendation
must indicate the level of the mandatory fee to be assessed. |
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In accordance with the
tri-campus technology fee agreement, coordinate with
the Student Technology Fee Uniform Access Committee
for the funding of Uniform Access services provided
by UW Computing and Communications. |
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Establish a process and
guidelines for submitting proposals for expenditure
of technology fee funds to the committee. |
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Evaluate expenditure proposals
and approve an annual expenditure plan (proposals to
be funded) for the fiscal period July 1 of the current
year through June 30 of the following year. The first
priority for annual technology fee expenditures must
be the Uniform Access services. |
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Establish a process and
guidelines for monitoring that goods, services and equipment
acquired from technology fee funding are being used
for the primary purpose contained in approved expenditure
plans. |
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Submit a report summarizing
the status and accomplishments of the Student Technology
Fee Committee to the ASUWT Executive Board and Senate
not later than the second week of May each calendar
year. |
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Washington State Law concerning
Student Technology Fee Committee:
The Student Technology Fee (STF) is
designed to provide funds for the improvement of technology
used by the students at the University of Washington
campuses. The Tacoma Student Technology Fee Committee
("the committee") determines the expenditure
of this fee. Students of UWT lead the committee and
the committee allocates money for technology resources
for general student use pursuant to RCW 28B.15.051 and
the agreement between the Associated Students of the
University of Washington, Tacoma (ASUWT), and the Board
of Regents. |
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Regents Agreement:
Be it resolved that the
Board of Regent's authorizes the President of the Board
of Regents and the President of the University of Washington
to enter into new, campus specific, student Technology
Fee Agreements. The new agreements for the Bothell Campus,
the Seattle Campus, and the Tacoma Campus will replace
the existing university-wide agreement, and will take
effect if and only if all four student government associations,
(ASUW, GPSS, ASUWB, and ASUWT) also agree to enter into
the agreements. The three new agreements will be in
the following form: |
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The University of Washington
Tacoma Campus Student Technology Fee Agreement |
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The University of Washington,
through its President and Board of Regents, and the
ASUWT, through its President, agree as follows: that
a mandatory technology fee initially set at $120 per
year for full-time students at the Tacoma campus will
be assessed beginning Fall Quarter 2000; that the University
of Washington Tacoma Student Technology Fee Committee
will approve the annual expenditure plan on a fiscal
period from July 1 through June 30 of the following
year; that the period from November first to February
first is the only period in which the student government
association can exercise the annual statutory prerogative
to eliminate or reduce the fee by majority vote; and
that the University of Washington Tacoma Campus Student
Technology Fee Committee will coordinate with the Student
Technology Fee Uniform Access Committee for the funding
of Uniform Access services. |
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