The mission of the California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) Technology Resource Fee (TRF) Committee is to develop, support and enhance the technological skills of our students. The Committee will distribute funds toward projects that will help students learn, succeed and compete in an increasingly technological world. That part of the Student Activities Fee designated for technology was conceived to support the university mission of providing educational opportunities and services of the highest quality to all students. As technology evolves, the Committee will support the availability of and access to appropriate technologies to students while also providing the training and support necessary to fully utilize such technology. The fees identified to this Committee are collected from all matriculated students and as such ALL students of CSUDH, both on and off campus, should stand to benefit from the distribution of these funds. The technological needs of the campus are as diverse as our student population. As a student-run initiative, the referendum as passed allows technology to be defined by the user in both the Committee structure and in determining funding. Since students comprise the majority of the Committee, this allows them to steer the Committee towards students’ immediate needs. Empowering the various campus constituencies to determine their own technological needs will enable the Committee to focus on delivering the mission of the referendum to our students. Please stop by the ASI Office for a list of upcoming meetings. The Technology Resource Fee (TRF) was implemented after Associated Students, Inc. held a referendum in December of 1997 to address the issue of the lack of technological and instructional equipment resources at California State University, Dominguez Hills. In the passing of the referendum, the Technology Resource Fee Committee was formed with a student majority.The mission statement of the TRF Charter is to develop, support and enhance the technological skills of our students. The TRF Committee distributes funds toward projects that will help students learn, succeed and compete in an increasingly technological world. Facts (Sample of Past Awards) Workshop Room Student Development WH D-36012 PC laptops Awarded: $27,995.00 Laptop Checkout Program Loker Student Union 30 PC laptop computers Awarded: $135,759.06 University Computer Labs Telecomm. Services WH D-160, WH 154, and WH F-154 103 PC and Macintosh workstations Awarded = $184,204.54 Library Internet Lounge University Library 2nd Floor ERC 12 PC workstations, stereo Awarded: $62,200.00 University Library 2nd Floor ERC A-213 36 PCworkstations, 4 digital reader printers Awarded: $38,249.58 C.L.A.S.S. SCC 11311 Awarded = $5,955.95 Computer Lab University Housing Services Bldg. X 25 PC workstations Awarded: $71,562.53 Tutorial/Computer Lab Athletics Dept. Hughes Center 10 PC workstations Awarded: $21,350.93 Chemistry Computer Lab Chemistry Dept. NSM D-329/331 18 computer workstations Awarded: $10,736.45 Outreach and Info. Services WH A-240 Plasma screen message board, 6 PC workstations, 3 laptop computers Awarded: $44,131.44 Child Development Center EAC 1300 6 PC workstations, scanner, digital copier, laminator Awarded: $5,659.53 EMP Editing Lab Communications Dept. ERC H-120/132 Equipment for the Digital Multimedia Student Training Project Awarded: $174,699.90 combined with Television Arts Instructional Media Center Instructional Media Services ERC C-121 Awarded: $222,052.26 Network Applications Lab Computer Info. Systems SAC 2103 31 PC workstations Awarded: $6,756.39 Spatial Analysis Lab Earth Sciences NSM B-320 15 PC Workstations Awarded: $23,560.15 Enhanced Learning Lab Liberal Studies SOE 1216 24 Dell laptop computers and peripherals Awarded: $45,028.31 Recording Studio Music Dept. LCH A-201 Awarded: $48,766.85 University Honors Program LabSAC 215 36 PC workstations Awarded: $6,928.00 Art Design Computer Lab LCH C-104 24 - G4 Macintosh workstations Awarded: $137,623.72 Physics Dept. NSM B-242 8 PC workstations and various other equipment Awarded: $19,871.53 Psychology Lab Psychology Dept. SBS A-240 3 Camcorders, 12 PC workstations, 1 projector and 2 laptop computers Awarded: $44,021.34 Theatre Arts UTC B-203 Various broadcasting equipment Awarded: $29,850.53 TV StudioTelevision Arts ERC H-120 Various television production equipment Awarded: $174,699.90 combined with Communications   For a copy of Agendas/Minutes please visit the ASI office. 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