Campus Technology Services manages and operates several general-purpose computer labs around the campus including:

• The Humanities Computer Lab
• The Library Computer Labs (Mac and PC)
• The Social Sciences Computer Lab

The Humanities Computer Lab is located on the second floor in room 2066 of the Humanities Building.  It has 24 Dell P-IV computers along with one teaching station connected to a projector and an interactive smartboard.  Also, there is a scanning station and printer in the lab.   NOTE: This lab is periodically reserved for class use.   

Software includes:  Second Life, World of Warcraft, Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Final Draft, Internet Explorer, Quark Express, Rosetta Stone language software (French, Italian, and Spanish), SPSS and Microsoft Office (Access, Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint, and Word). 

The Library Computer Labs

• The First Floor of the Library has 3 separate labs with 1 teaching station each.  Two of the labs can be combined into 1 large classroom with 70 seats (all Dell P-IV computers).  Each lab also contains a projector, speakers and video playback.  The teaching stations all have standard MS Office software, along with Rosetta Stone Language software, and other applications. NOTE: This lab is periodically reserved for class use.
• The Digital Media Zone (DMZ) Lab on the Lower Level has 19 eMac workstations with Mini-DV/VHS decks and FInal Cut non-linear video editing software.
• In addition to the Computer Lab facilities located in the Library, there are also public computer terminals located throughout the Library that have standard Office applications and Internet access.
• The First Floor of the Library also has a 24 seat classroom equipped with a teaching station and projector.

The Social Science Computer Lab has 14 Dell P-IV computers, two eMac computers, and a teacher's station with a projecctor and screen. The computers have standard MS Office software, along other applications. This Lab is OCCASIONALLY reserved for training programs.