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Phone:(808) 956-8369
Email:botany@hawaii.edu
Fax:(808) 956-3923
Botany Department
University of Hawai`i at Manoa
3190 Maile Way, Room 101
Honolulu, HI 96822
Dept. Chair:
Dr. Tom Ranker
Graduate Program Chair:
Dr. Kim Bridges
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Computing & Printing
Computing & Printing
Computing
Graduate students are expected to have their
own computers or use ones provided by their advisors.
However, a department computer is available for limited use
in the St. John 101 workspace opposite the mailboxes.
Room 609 is also equipped with two computers and two laser
printers (in need of some geek love). Keys to 609 can be
found on lanyards in each grad student office.
UH Information Technology Services (ITS) maintains a
website that provides up-to-date information on the university
computing system and details regarding your email account
(passwords, preferences, etc.), virus alerts, and available
services. For your UH computing needs, check out
www.hawaii.edu/infotech
Wireless: For information about wireless networking at
UH, check out www.hawaii.edu/wireless
Help Desk: For technical support, contact the ITS Help
Desk at 6-8883, help@hawaii.edu, or Keller 105.
Printing
Most of your printing needs should be covered
through resources provided by your advisor. However, networked
departmental printers are available for use.
St. John 101: A monochrome laser printer (HP 1320) is
available for use during work hours in the St. John 101 workspace.
Note that this printer is capable of duplexing and
don’t forget to log your usage– how many sides printed and
for what purpose. Please be conservative in your printing as
toner runs out VERY quickly.
St. John 609: Two monochrome last printers (HP Laser-
Jet III) are available at all times in St. John 609. These do
not automatically duplex and are a little slow, but they work
reliably.
St. John 411A: For posters, a plotter is available in the
GIS lab. To use the plotter, contact Stephanie Saephan, the
GIS lab manager. (saephan@hawaii.edu)
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