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July 12, 2007

Campus Briefs

Students can’t print at some computer labs Friday

Students won’t be able to print documents on Friday from any computer lab or office that uses the Pharos printing software, said Suzanne Montague, Information Technology vice president.

She said the technicians will upgrade the current version of the printing software, which takes a “considerable length of time.”

The majority of upgrades and changes are done during the summer, she said, and the Office of Information Technology thought it would be more efficient for students and staff if the update was done on a Friday, when less people are typically on campus.

Montague said the upgrade will take the entire day. The labs affected include all Office of Information Technology labs and the Central Library.

For more information, contact the office at 817-272-2271.

— Ray Edward Buffington IV



10-week wedding planning classes sign-up ends Monday

The last day for aspiring wedding planners to enroll into the Division for Enterprise Development’s Wedding Planner Certification Program is Monday.

Monica Choice, division senior officer assistant, said students can enroll in person at the Continuing Education/Work Force Development center or online at http://www.uta.edu/ced. She said participants will work with contracts, vendors and marketing and will learn how to scout for prospective brides and grooms.

Upon completion, a student will be nationally certified by the Wedding Planning Institute.

The program is $895, which includes workbooks, CDs and testing, Choice said. The class will meet from 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays for 10 weeks.

— Ray Edward Buffington IV