Santa Clara University

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In support of the University’s vision, mission, values, and strategic initiatives, Information Services will consistently provide high quality services in support of SCU’s academic and administrative programs.

Information Technology (IT) is part of the Information Services structure. Our mission is to "help others succeed through the appropriate use of technology."

The primary responsibility of the ASG, working together with functional and other IT departments, is to provide technical support to administrative systems on campus.

Our mission is to research and evaluate technologies, both new and existing, to determine the technology's applicability to the Santa Clara environment.

Our mission is to provide support for the personal computer hardware for faculty and staff at Santa Clara University.

The Information Technology Leadership Program (ITLP) helps senior information systems (IS) professionals develop the necessary skills to be successful in their jobs and advance their career opportunities.

The NTG is composed of four distinct responsibility areas: 1) Communications Infrastructure, 2) Networking Services, 3) Student Technology Services and 4) Course/Faculty Evaluations.

The operation staff is responsible for the management and operation of the central computing equipment: the servers, minicomputers and the mainframes (production systems) for the university.

This site is to supplement Santa Clara University's first stage application, establishing campus readiness for: The Pew Grant Program in Course Redesign Institutional Readiness Criteria.

In providing data collection, reports, and analysis for the University, Institutional Research supports strategic and operational planning, policy formation, and decision making.

Reference and research services, instructional services, subject specialists and library liaisons.

Our mission, as instructional technologists, is to support Santa Clara University faculty both inside and outside the classroom; to help them gain the confidence and skills to integrate technology into their curriculum.

International students may require assistance navigating the forms and policies of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), which govern the immigration status of international students at SCU.

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