3) Target Audience
- Residence Life Staff 
- Residence Assistance 
-Dorm Residents 
-Director of ResLife (Treva Smith) 
- Our goal is to provide ResLife with our solutions in hopes that they would consider implementing them into the training curriculum.

   

-What is the gas efficiency of the current shuttle busses, some specifics in miles per gallon, and average miles driven per week and per day?

-Do the buses have a set route every day? What is that route if there is one, and if not, do they have set stops on and off campus?

- Do you have a rough idea of how many students ride the shuttles total a day or week?

Beverly Martin- Parking and Transportation Manager

Email: Beverly.Martin@ung.edu

Phone: 706-864-1697

April Robinson- Staff Associate at Parking Services Dahlonega

Email: april.robinson@ung.edu

Phone: 706-864-1697


Data: We will use data from auxiliary services about the current bus systems and MPG, we are going to use a mapping app to show different routes that bus systems currently sues and routes we believe will be more efficient. We will also use our survey to show how many people will be wiling use the shuttle if it came to their apartment complex. Our survey will ask questions such as which how many times they drive to campus per week. How long they spend searching for parking, if a shuttle were to come to your apartment complex would you ride it.
 
Target Audience: The target audience for the proposed changes and improvements to our shuttle system here at the University of North Georgia will be the manager for parking and transportation services, Beverly Martin, the Implementation Steering Committee of our University, lead by Dr. Janet Marling, and the owners of the apartment complexes that we will input new Shuttle pickups in, Dahlonega Rental Properties, managed and operated by Roberta Green. Our audience includes these parties because for Auxiliary services to input changes into the current system, it would need the approval of financial input into the system, approval from the Implementation Steering Committee, and from the owners of the two apartment complexes that these pickups will be located. Our final target audience will be the students riding these shuttles, because in the end, the participation in these suggested systems will determine if the changes remain in place or not. We hope these suggestions improve the systems of transportation here at the University, and will promote the growth of the student body through the availability of space and freedom of movement on campus, and around Dahlonega. 

Arah Berry, Jacqueline Eckles, Carl Smith, and Brantley Adcock

1)      Contact at least one RESOURCE PERSON.

We contacted Dr. Ashlee McCaskill. Her phone number is 706-864-1954 and her email is ashlee.mccaskill@ung.edu. The information she gave us for our project was “the best type of sedum to use would be one of the low growing varieties that forms a dense mat (also called creeping sedums).  Sedum tetractinum, S. scre, S. album, and S. kamshaticum are all recommended for drought prone environments.” We met with her in her recently gather some trays she is allowing us to borrow for our project to plant sedums.

The other person we contacted was Jim from Saul Nurseries. Who told us that “this time of year [their] inventory is slim.” The following plants are what he recommended that we put on a green roof for this time of year:

For each plant, a flat of 18 plants would cost $27.

His email contact is Jim@saulnurseries.com.

 

 

 

2)      The DATA that will be in the final product for our project are the following:

For our graphs and excel sheet we will have temperature in Fahrenheit and water quality by PH paper testing for each tray, which will be labeled by the name of the sedums in the tray.

The rainfall data will be on a separate slide in the power point with our calculations and comparison against other studies.

3. Target Audience. Our target audiences are the faculty and students of UNG, specifically next semester’s environmental science groups. We would like them to continue our project and eventually establish a green roof onto HNS.  

2)Data Summarization:
We will be collecting rain/storm water in a few different places around campus:

The tests we will be conducting are:

The main flow area behind the MLC gives us a base reading for the levels of all of these tests before we collect the storm surge water. 

3) Target Audience:
Project manager(s) at UNG.  The Water Lab Management team. We hope that if we find significant data and if we find a better solution for run-off water, that future projects and the individuals constructing that project, will be able to implement our ideas.

Title: Help Desk Technician

Email: gpcase2975@ung.edu

Quote: “I will put a service ticket which will be reviewed by someone with higher authority to make this call”

2)The way we would categorize our data is putting the 2 clusters of computers (totaling 8 computers) into 2 rows. Then break the rows into 8 for 8 computers. We would have columns for kWh and total time as well as the time that the data was recorded. 

3) Our target audience is the UNG library IT staff. They are in charge of all the computers in not just the library but the entire campus. If we find data that proves we need to make a change, it would be the responsibility of the IT staff to make that change.