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There are several avenues you can use as jumping-off points for requesting an IT project. Let’s take a look at the options, and then you can make an informed decision on which is best for your department:

1. Request an IT project through your divisional representative

Your divisional representative is where your project will end up at the culmination of this process, as we talked about in our previous post. So it follows that you can skip all the middle steps that follow here and go straight to the source: by emailing or calling your divisional representative.

These folks are responsible for gathering ideas and information from their respective areas and bringing these things to the Change and Continuous Improvement Committee (CCIC), which meets monthly. From there, CCIC determines what resources the project needs and whether the work is something that needs to be done.

For current membership of CCIC, contact information, and other pertinent information, .

2. Submit a Tech Fee proposal

Funds are allocated every year toward fostering innovation and bringing new ideas to life through technological means. The Student Technology fee funds programs, projects, and services that focus on improving and enriching the ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵ educational experience at Miami.

In previous years, classroom technology enhancements have been undertaken, campus laboratories have been updated, and unique technologies have been purchased to achieve this goal. Students, faculty, and staff members are all encouraged to submit proposals. So if you have a great idea for ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵ-facing technology, this is the place to start!

3. Get in touch with IT Help

In order to get ideas in front of IT Services, you can also simply go to  and submit a ticket. Even if you don’t have a support issue to report, submitting a ticket with your idea for an IT project guarantees that one of our solver groups will have eyes on it.