This survey hopes to collect important data about student staff in the residences and student use of technology. Residential Computing, who supports the Resident Computer Coordinators (RCCs) and the residence computer clusters, and Academic Computing, who supports the public clusters available in Meyer Library and Tresidder Union, use the data to assist in strategic planning, for research, and to share with University and external colleagues. We hope that you'll be eager to take this opportunity to express your opinions, experiences and concerns! Take the 2004-05 Graduate Residence Computing Survey at:

http://gradressurvey.stanford.edu/

This year's prizes include a 20 GB iPod and several Jamba Juice coupons.

Residential Computing is hiring RCCs for the Dorms! If you're interested in technology and want to be on staff, this position is perfect for you! No previous consulting experience necessary.

Applications are available now and are due at 1:00 PM on April 1, 2005.

For more information on the RCC position and how to apply:

http://rescomp.stanford.edu/about/jobs/selection/rcc/

Results from the annual graduate residence computing survey are now available at:

http://rescomp.stanford.edu/info/survey/2004-2005/graduate.html

For undergraduate survey results, visit: http://rescomp.stanford.edu/info/survey/2004-2005/undergraduate.html

For survey results from past years, visit:

http://rescomp.stanford.edu/info/survey/

ResComp has several student job openings for both Summer 2005 and academic year 2005-2006. Training will be provided, so you needn't be a technical whiz to apply. Summer jobs are typically full-time, and guaranteed housing can be arranged. Academic year jobs are for 8-12 hours per week. Details are available at:

http://rescomp.stanford.edu/about/jobs/