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NSF Advanced Networking Project with Minority-Serving Institutions (AN-MSI): AN-MSI Presentation to Title III, Part A Project Directors (3rd/4th Year Grants)-3/01/01: January 1, 2001

This presentation was given during the Department of Education's workshop for third and fourth-year Title III, Part A, Project Directors. It provides background information on AN-MSI and pro…
A Partnership Approach to Funding High-End Research Computing: January 1, 1997

Providing facilities and support for excellent computational research is costly. Most college and university computing centers don't have budgets to meet these exceptional needs, yet simulat…
University of Colorado Acquisition Card Project: A Successful Partnership of Program, Process, and Systems: January 1, 1997

The University of Colorado was offered and accepted the opportunity to pilot a procurement card program for small dollar purchases. A partnership was formed of users from academic and administrativ…
Telecommunications Plus ISDN Equals Opportunity: January 1, 1993

On-campus connectivity is important to the daily operation of the institution. We can expect the speed and access requirements to have continued growth. As we look outside of the university, we see…
The Vision Carolina Project: A New Vision for Telecommunications in North Carolina: January 1, 1992

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is involved in a two year pilot project which links public schools, community colleges, and universities through a fiber optics based telecommunication…

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