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Added Logic Pro and Finale.. These need to be removed once the iMac returns since both of these are licensed 

****This is an email****
Hello,

It will be set up in APSC 401 - Academic Advising 
and Learning Center (also referred to as the 
"Testing Center"). There are currently a handful 
of PCs and a printer in there (but we need the Mac 
so that we can run our software). Also, APSC 405 
(Disability Services Office) is the office that 
oversees APSC 401 - just in case you need to run 
interference with anyone.

I will need to have enough room to hook up a midi 
keyboard too. Of course, I can get it all 
configured to meet the needs of the student (once 
the computer is installed).

****This is an email****
Hello,

I'm not sure who to send this to, but would 
appreciate any help in forwarding it to the right 
person in UCS. Thanks!

The music department currently has a student in a 
wheelchair that cannot access the midi lab (APSC 
101-102) due to the lack of a handicap entry. 
Facilities and maintenance will be fixing that 
issue over the Christmas break (the long thread 
that I have forwarded to you will confirm this). 
In the meantime, we have received permission from 
the Office of Disability Services to set up a 
computer in the student testing room on the 4th 
floor of APSC so that this student has access to 
the music applications necessary to complete 
coursework.

What I need to know (so that we can get this 
student accommodated) is if UCS has an extra iMac 
available to place in the testing services room in 
APSC with the music applications, Finale and Apple 
Logic installed. It would only need to be made 
available until the handicap access updates have 
been completed. There is also a printer in that 
room and this computer would need to be set up to 
use it.

Thank you for your help in this matter! Please 
contact me should you have any other questions at 
this time!
-Kevin