University Telecommunications is responsible for the oversight, planning, procurement, coordination and management of the University's transport facilities, telecommunications switching systems, voice processing systems, CATV systems, and related software systems, as well as the installation, expansion and 24-hour maintenance of these systems. Telecommunications responsibilities also include the administration, marketing, customer service, and billing of resale systems for departmental and student telephone lines, long distance, and other service provided by Telecommunications. University Telecommunications currently contracts to Network Services Division of Information Technology Services on a time and materials basis to engineer, design and maintain the above equipment and systems. Long distance calls, including international calls, made from a University telephone can be made most cost effectively by dialing direct, with the use of an authorization code. The University also provides corporate long distance calling cards for placing calls when traveling on official University business.
Voice mail is also available to students residing in the residence halls on a subscription basis.
Follow the directions you hear when you place the call. Requests for hearing devices attached to standard telephones may be made to the Telecommunications department. It is the counselor's responsibility to represent their respective department and subsequently coordinate its requirements with the Telecommunications department. All communications regarding telecommunications services will be coordinated through these departmental representatives. A listing of these representatives is maintained in the Telecommunications department.