Everywhere Along with parking, improving communication is another challenge that UNLV shares with most other universities. We experienced this problem first hand as few faculty and students were aware that the Campus Assessment Project was being conducted and about the team's October visit. Even as we speak, one can't send a message that you know will hit all faculty and all staff at the same time. You all out there might be interested to know that. We haven't established that kind of institutional sharing.
Students perceive a lack of coordination between offices.
Posting notices is an example, as students say that each building has the authority to authorize postings and a central list of people with the authority to permit postings is not readily accessible. So students have to go to each building to seek out who is responsible for this. Although these perceptions of the registrar and financial aid offices were confirmed during our January debriefing meetings, it became clear that these views are more commonly held by students who entered the University more than two years ago. In contrast, the perceptions held by students who recently entered the University are more positive. New students reported satisfaction with the quality of their experiences with financial aid, the bursar and registrar.