(Informal survey, July, 2003.)
	Corrections/additions: gmerritt@uclink.berkeley.edu
	Unit	Administrative Macs	Notes
	Academic Senate	98% Mac
	African American Studies	100% Mac	(also nearly 100% faculty, and library)
	BAM/PFA	just under 100% Mac	(over 100 machines all together)
	College of Letters & Science	50% Mac	Most departments have purchased at least one PC to deal with tasks for which the Macs are poorly supported.
	Disabled Students' Program	100% Mac	Cesar Chavez Center. Almost all administrative computing in the other units in this building are also Mac.
	Educational Technology Services	over 75% Mac
	Environment, Health & Safety	100% Mac
	Ethnic Studies	50% Mac
	Graduate School of Education	100% Mac	(most research groups are Mac)
	Integrative Biology	98% Mac
	Information Systems and Technology	significant Mac use; varies
	Materials Science and Engineering	100% Mac	Instructional labs 95% Mac
	Mathematics	All Macs, except 1 Windows	(Windows machine is shared)
	Molecular and Cell Biology	75% Mac	(out of over 100 positions)
	Philosophy	75% Mac	(three of four computers)
	Physics	predominantly Mac	(reported from reliable outsider)
	Public Affairs	95% Mac	(some Windows for business and for Web development)
	Staff Ombuds Office	predominantly Mac	(reported from reliable outsider)
	Student Learning Center	100% Mac	(non-admin staff are 100% Mac)
	TSW	predominantly Mac	(23 Mac admin, 4 servers, 2 Windows)
	Graduate School of Journalism	50% Mac
	Undergraduate Affairs Devel. Off.	100% Mac
	University Relations	80 (count) admin Macs
	Wellness/Public Health	predominantly Mac	(reported from reliable outsider)
	Workstation Support Services	50% Mac