What's New
March 7, 2008
Student Computing @ Stanford - Results from the Annual Residence Evaluation
2007-2008 Undergraduate Residence Computing Survey results (from the annual residence evaluation) are now available at:
http://rescomp.stanford.edu/info/survey/2007-2008/undergraduate.html.
March 6, 2008
Facebook App Contest - Winners announced!
Congratulations to contest winners Nathan Sakunkoo and Patty Sakunkoo for developing the Stanford Event Map app-- for more info on the winning app as well as the other entries, go to http://stucomp.stanford.edu/facebook.
December 13, 2007
Facebook App Contest - Deadline Extended!
The deadline for the Student Computing sponsored Facebook App Contest has been extended to January 14, 2008. To find out more, go to http://stucomp.stanford.edu/facebook.
October 18, 2007
Student Computing is sponsoring a contest this fall to encourage students to develop applications to promote student life (especially at Stanford) using Facebook's Application platform. Hopefully, these applications will further highlight how Web 2.0 and social networking technologies like Facebook can empower students and others within the Stanford community to collaborate, share, and build communities. To find out more, go to http://stucomp.stanford.edu/facebook.
About Us
Student Computing is a department of Academic Computing, a division of Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information Resources (SULAIR). Student Computing, currently with 13 professional staff and about 150 student staff, provides a wide array of technology services for students through Residential Computing, technology education, public computing, and software systems.
Student Computing supports:
- use of technology for academic and community purposes for Stanford's 10,000 housed students through peer consulting and education, computer-equipped study spaces, networking support, and printing and software systems;
- central facilities in Meyer Library and Tresidder and department-based libraries, including computer clusters, 24-hour study spaces, and high-tech classrooms;
- multimedia and consulting services, digitization, and equipment checkout offered through the Technology Services Desk in Meyer Library;
- multimedia production and consulting in the Meyer Multimedia Studio;
- software delivery systems for some 1400 public and staff computers in various departments in over 100 locations;
- conference and visitor computing services during summer.