The current state of technology on campus is good, and has met our academic needs. However, much work needs to be done, both in the areas of equipment upgrades and in faculty and staff training. There are currently 334 computers available for student use in computing facilities, which have a wide variety of applications available, such as word processing, Web browsing and authoring, virtual dissection, and image processing. All labs have access to the Internet, WWW, email, and have peripherals such as printers and CD-ROM databases for student use.
All labs are wheelchair accessable, and one has a braille embosser for visually impaired students.
The library has recently digitized its card catalog, which can be read from stations within the library itself, or from any computer connected to the Internet. The imminent completion of the Berrie Center will provide new computer and video editing facilities. This system is in the process of being upgraded to SIS Plus which will allow easier access, as well as allow students to instantly see where they stand in terms of fulfilling their majors. The campus telephone system provides voicemail for all students, faculty and staff members. The entire core admin systems are y2k compliant.