Upgrade for Jackson School Graduate Students Research Lounge

Jackson School of International Studies

Requested:

$6,584

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$6,584

Abstract

The Jackson School of International Studies hosts over 150 graduate students in 11 different disciplines. The Jackson School Graduate Lounge is a safe, quiet, and convenient place for students of the department to study, research, collaborate, and print our work. Currently there are four obsolete iMac computers purchased in 2008 and out of date print charging software. This proposal will upgrade these four computers and the printing software for this lab.

Portable High-Speed Data Aquisition Systems

Department of Aerospace and Astronautics

Requested:

$11,662

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$11,662

Abstract

Data acquisition hardware (DAQ), sensors, and computer controllers are desired for independent research by student teams and extracurricular student groups. As the number of independent research projects has grown, both in number and complexity, high-speed data gathering equipment has been desired to facilitate testing needs.

DXARTS Virtual Reality Production Suite

Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS)

Requested:

$11,230

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$11,230

Abstract

This proposal is for a Virtual Reality development suite at DXARTS. The package includes two VR headsets/high-performance computers, portable 3D rig, and image-processing/game-engine software, enabling an authoring and distribution workflow for original virtual reality content with industry-standard systems. The suite exposes students to emerging technology in an early stage, encouraging innovation in this growing market, and expands upon research and STF items already present at DXARTS.

Laryngeal Imaging Equipment for Voice Evaluation & Research

Speech and Hearing Sciences

Requested:

$81,811

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$81,811

Abstract

This proposal is for a laryngeal videostroboscopy system that provides specialized training for our graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology while providing a unique service to students throughout the University of Washington. We're asking for funding for laryngeal videostroboscopy equipment that allows high-definition imaging of the vocal folds, providing detailed information on how the vocal folds are vibrating. This is used for both clinical and research purposes.

Advising and Orientation Mobile Lab

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Requested:

$61,900

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$61,900

Abstract

First Year Programs and Undergraduate Academic Advising is seeking funding for a mobile registration lab primarily for advising and orientation programming for all incoming first year students (approx 8,000). We are currently using lab space in Mary Gates Hall basement, but need 2-3 additional mobile lab spaces to conduct individual and group advising.

Updating and Expanding Support for Prototyping Capabilities

CoMotion

Requested:

$33,077

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$33,077

Abstract

CoMotion MakerSpace seeks funds to upgrade 3D printers as well as expand the variety of digital and physical prototyping capabilities available at the space to better support the ever increasing usage our space is supporting.

CLUE/CTC Technology

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Requested:

$13,754

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$13,754

Abstract

This collaborative proposal aims to provide students who make use of CLUE tutoring services and the CTC space access to supporting technologies. These programs operate at mutually exclusive times, and much of the requested equipment will be shared. CLUE is requesting equipment to help facilitate tutoring services. The CTC is requesting equipment per student request. Jointly these programs are requesting a variety of chargers to be made available for student check-out.

Digital Accessibility and Communication in Rec Sports

Student Recreation

Requested:

$68,771

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$68,771

Abstract

This proposal aims to increase student participation in Rec Sports through improved access to technology and information. A digital communication infrastructure, including interactive touch screen displays, public computer stations, graphic overlay equipment, and digital displays to promote health and wellness opportunities will be installed in high traffic areas within the IMA. Improved access to technology will increase exposure and engagement, providing positive outcomes for our students.

New cloud chapter of the High Performance Computing club

UW-IT Research Computing

Requested:

$10,000

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$10,000

Abstract

Cloud computing has increasingly replaced locally managed computing infrastructure. The public cloud is rapidly evolving its services for data-driven science. The university has the opportunity to become an early adopter for this kind of program. We propose here a training program for students from all departments to learn and use cloud resources. This proposal is responsive to the STF Committee's recommendation to expand the HPC Club technology offerings to include the public cloud.

Supporting Students and Digital-First Approach

Student Publications

Requested:

$27,603

Status:

Funded

Awarded:

$27,603

Abstract

Student Publications is moving to a Digital-First mentality, and reducing print to twice weekly. Our photo and video equipment is consistently overbooked. We are seeing more students than ever, and need more equipment to support their exploration and learning.

Funding Status: Funded