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Arts & Sciences Committee on Computing (ASCC)

Charter*

1. Membership

Faculty representatives from each division (Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences) with no fewer than two from each serving three-year staggered terms; one undergraduate student; one graduate student; and ex officio a representative from the Dean of Arts and Sciences.

2. Functions

The Committee on Computing shall:

1. Study and make appropriate recommendations to the council and deans concerning the needs and policies for computing support in Arts and Sciences. This includes hardware, software, networks, systems administration, training, and management.
2. In cooperation with the Planning and Priorities Committee, formulate and evaluate priorities for academic computing.
3. Act as a conduit or forum for comments and suggestions about computing from the whole Arts and Sciences faculty and student body.
4. Develop and maintain an informed base of technical opinion and expertise on all matters concerning computing in Arts and Sciences.
5. Represent Arts and Sciences on university-wide computing issues.

*Approved by the Arts & Sciences Council, February 13, 2003