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Car sharing to begin at Saint Mary's College

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

WeCar, the car sharing company from Enterprise Rent-A-Car, will be offering its services to Saint Mary’s College, Moraga, Calif., starting next fall. The college will have two cars parked on campus and if the program is successful, more could be added.

Like most car sharing services, students must first register, receive a smart card which enables them to access the car, then schedule when they would like to use the automobile. The key and fuel card will be in the glove compartment. Cars can be rented by the hour or day. There is also a $25 yearly cost and a $20 enrollment fee, which is waived if students sign up by June 1 and agree not to bring cars to campus next school year.

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Higher One has partnered with Saint Charles Community College to help electronically distribute Financial Aid and other refund disbursements to students.

With the new system, Saint Charles students log on to a secure Web site and choose how they wish to receive their refund in either a direct deposit to the OneAccount or an automated transfer to a bank account of their choice.

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LEGIC is partnering with Italy-based Comunicare Group to launch Bicincittà, a contacltess smart card-based bicycle sharing program.

Once registered, Bicincittà users receive their own contactless LEGIC card, granting them 24/7 access to bikes stored in throughout the city at cycle-park stations.

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University Business Magazine and Higher One are honoring seven colleges and universities in their summer 2010 Models of Efficiency program, to honor institutions of higher learning that meet the education business and technology challenges of today’s campuses.

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Northland Pioneer College in Holbrook, Arizona has selected Higher One to help electronically distribute Financial Aid and scholarship refund disbursements to students.

Currently, students can only receive their refunds by a paper check, which means administrations spend long hours printing, stuffing, and organizing checks while students wait even longer to receive them.

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In order to share information about various deployments and uses of PIV credentials there will be an information sharing day for federal officials on Aug. 4. The purpose of the ICAM Information Sharing Day is to provide an forum for agencies to understand and share information related to implementation activities being taken by early adopters of ICAM programs.

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The College Center for Library Automation in Tallahassee sent out notices about a software upgrade that may have left about 30,000 students, faculty and staff Social Security numbers and other private data vulnerable for theft, according to a local news article.

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