Information Resources maintains the VAX computing environment, which supports software for scientific and clinical computing. Information Resources provides consulting for clinical applications through Clinical Information Services. Microcomputer support, network installation, and mainframe and desktop application training are available through Client Services. International Affairs assists in the appointment of all noncitizen scholars, teachers, researchers, and other employees, as well as the acceptance of foreign students. Immigration law is complex and changeable.
Care is required to bring a person here with the appropriate documents.
International Affairs should be contacted as soon as possible to allow visa and other requirements to be handled with a minimum of anxiety. The Library offers a wide range of traditional and digital information services to members of the campus community. Campus users are eligible for accounts on the Library's computer systems, which feature more than 80 on-line databases, including several with the complete text of journal articles. Library databases also are available from remote locations, both on and off campus, through dial-up and Internet connections. The Library participates in regional and national consortia and networks, which speed interlibrary loan services and promote resource sharing.