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`DASNY Funding of $140 Million Enables Capital Improvements, Including Wireless Connectivity - Yeshiva University News
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`DASNY Funding of $140 Million Enables Capital
`Improvements, Including Wireless Connectivity
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`Aug 26, 2009 — The Board of the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY) approved Yeshiva University’s negotiated sale
`of 30-year fixed-rate bonds in the amount of approximately $140 million in June. The Dormitory Authority assists in the financing and
`building of facilities for higher education, health care, nonprofit institutions and other public agencies through the issuing of tax-exempt
`securities.
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`“These funds will be invested in new and recent capital projects throughout the University,” explained J. Michael Gower, YU’s vice
`president for business affairs and chief financial officer. “Selling these bonds allows us to borrow money at an attractive cost over a
`long-term period.”
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`Proceeds from the sale of the bonds will go towards the new Glueck Center for Jewish Study (http://www.yu.edu/glueck/) on the Wilf
`Campus, the construction and equipping of an information technology center, refinancing existing projects on the Manhattan and Bronx
`campuses, the reimbursement of a portion of the costs of acquiring Einstein’s Michael F. Price Center for Genetic and Translational
`Medicine (http://www.einstein.yu.edu/home/pricecenter.asp), refinancing previously-issued bonds and additional miscellaneous
`projects.
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`Approximately $15 million has been earmarked for ITS improvements. While a recent major expansion effort has equipped Manhattan
`residence halls with wireless connectivity (http://www.yu.edu/mis/page.aspx?id=1826), more improvements are planned for the
`upcoming year.
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`Students arrived back on campus
`this week to find wireless
`connectivity in all the dorms,
`made possible in part with
`DASNY funding.
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`“We hope to continue upgrading the network infrastructure on both the Beren and Wilf campuses,” said Marc Milstein, YU’s vice
`president of information technology and chief information officer. “In fact, there are several initiatives already in the works.”
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`These initiatives include deploying wireless connectivity throughout both the Beren and Wilf campuses, including outdoor areas; switching student and alumni e-mail
`accounts to an outside provider (e.g., Google); moving all faculty and staff to Microsoft Exchange, which will place all University employees on a uniform mail system;
`expanding support of high-performance computing to facilitate research efforts in mathematics and the sciences; and the construction of a new information technology
`data center.
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