Seven of 15 proposed sites produced evidence for prehistoric human occupation, requiring the sponsor to relocate portions of the originally planned facilities. RU faculty will survey alternate locations for these facilities. This workstation will allow visually impaired students to have access to the Internet and e-mail.
Faculty members using the program can issue tests and hand-outs in Braille.
Using VIEW, students can also do research in the library. The money for the project was secured through a grant proposal written by Anthony Morris of the Ecological Physics and Natural Computing Laboratory in conjunction with RU's Disabled Student Services office. Allen Bures will direct the course taught by RU faculty members. Bures will teach the course. It is based on an analysis of 2,146 non-institutionalized older adults who participated in the statewide survey of older Virginians.