TTUnet NSC Form

Network Site Coordinator

Print out this page from your browser, and fill out the information below regarding the individual you wish to act as the Network Site Coordinator for your organization. The appointee must be a full-time, faculty or staff member at Texas Tech University and will act as the liaison between your department and Telecommunications Services. Please make sure that this form is signed by the head of the organization(2).

When completed, either fax to 742-3217, or mail to:

ATTN: Network Operations Center
Telecommunications
Mail Stop 2045
Campus

If you have any questions, please contact the Network Operations Center or noc@ttu.edu.

NSC Appointee Information

Name:	_____________________________________________

eRaider Username:	_____________________________________________

MailStop:	_____________________________________________

Phone:	_____________________________________________

Email:	____________________________________ @TTU.EDU

IT Division Appointment
In addition to appointing an NSC for your organization, you also have the option of authorizing the IT Division to act as an NSS⁽³⁾ for your organization. __ Desktop Support (Check here to authorize IT Help Central to act as an NSS for your organization.) __ Server Support (Check here to authorize IT Server Support to act as an NSS for your organization.)
Approval Information

Organization (1):	_____________________________________________

Organization Head Signature (2):	_____________________________________________

Please Print Name:	_____________________________________________

Date:	__________________

(1) The organization must be an official division, college, department, or center of Texas Tech University.

(2) For divisions, the vice president must sign the form. For colleges, the dean must sign the form. For departments or centers, the director or chairperson must sign the form.

⁽³⁾ An NSS, or Network Support Specialist, is an individual appointed by your organization's NSC to assist in the daily tasks of maintaining your organizations IT resources.