2008  July - September

Lee University is among the latest higher education institutions to choose the Acalog™ ACMS™ to manage its Undergraduate and Graduate academic catalogs. Lee University is a private, comprehensive university located in Cleveland, Tennessee, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. We are glad to have Lee University a part of our growing family of customers.

Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana has joined the growing list of Acalog™ ACMS™ powered institutions, and is currently starting content transition. Founded in 1834, Tulane is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities and one of the most highly regarded and selective independent research universities in the United States. Welcome Tulane.

Digital Architecture was happy to participate in the 2008 The Rocky Mountain Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (RMACRAO) conference, July 16-18 in Laramie Wyoming, right next to the University of Wyoming Campus. The Rocky Mountain region consists of three states - Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico. Thanks to all of you who stopped by the booth and took a look at Acalog 6.0™!

After a rigorous proposal evaluation process, Kennesaw State University, in conjunction with the State of Georgia Department of Administrative Services, has awarded a contract for an academic catalog management solution to Digital Architecture.

I was impressed with the dedication to detail Digital Architecture showed during this lengthy biding process. Based on this experience, I'm certain that the Acalog™ ACMS™, along with their responsive customer support, will continue to exceed my expectations. Words can hardly express how happy I am.

- Catherine Trask
Academic Publication Manager
Kennesaw State University

Medical College of Georgia will launch its first e-catalog using the Acalog™ ACMS™. The college currently has academic content distributed in various locations on the MCG website. By deploying the Acalog™ ACMS™, the college will be able to unify content in a single administrative location for content management, expose a comprehensive e-catalog for its campus, and also be able to export as needed for print to meet accreditation requirements and for other purposes. By adopting Acalog™ ACMS™ MCG is able to provide an interactive academic catalog resource to prospective and current students 24 hours a day. MCG is also now able to perform online collaborative editing of its catalog, including over 900 faculty and staff in this process.

The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs has joined the growing list of  higher education institutions to select the Acalog™ ACMS™  to manage their academic catalogs.

In 1965, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs moved to a craggy hill with a panoramic view of Pikes Peak. Known as the Cragmor Parcel, this became the UCCS home for a growing following of scholars. Now, more than 40 years later, the university offers a broad range of degree programs in the liberal arts and sciences in addition to professional programs in business, engineering, nursing, education and public affairs to meet the needs of Colorado's second-largest metropolitan area and beyond.

UCCS now offers 30 bachelor's, 19 master’s and four doctoral degrees and aims to become the premier comprehensive regional research university in the nation with 10,000-12,000 students. In recent years, U.S. News and World Report named UCCS a top Western public university, placing it seventh in its most recent edition. In addition to its academic programs, UCCS fields 14 men's and women's NCAA Division II sports teams and has a full range of student life programming.

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