“We want to make sure that students get a computer that is going to last 4 years for them and we want to be make sure they have the right software on that computer,” explained Steve Cawley, Vice President of Information Technology.
A major factor for students at all levels of education is the cost of study-oriented electronics, including computer hardware and software. The “Tech Stop” office resembles a café, with vinyl-covered bar stools, but it is laptops, not lattes that lure the computer curious inside. The Tech Stop staff offers deals on hardware and software.
“When they buy the hardware ‘bundles’, we actually put the software necessary (on the computer). So, Microsoft Office and then we also put the appropriate anti-virus software on that computer. We also make sure the computer is already pre-configured to work on the University’s network,” explained Cawley.
“If a student comes in and wants to buy a Microsoft Office (program) for a computer that they already have, we have that for $40, which is a significant discount from the retail price,” Cawley added.
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