Students sit on a technology advisory board, and they are very much involved in making decisions.
They've been great. The technology fee, which was controversial when introduced last summer, ended up gaining wide support from student government leaders when the Board of Regents voted on it in October. So far, the most popular project to come from the new technology fee appears to be the university's cybercafe computer stations set up in the student union. Other projects already completed include new computers at the campus' Rebel Yell newspaper and computer replacements in the education college's student lab. Wilson was a four-year resident of Las Vegas and a native of New York state.