Students regularly participate as volunteers and interns in planning and implementing Center projects, engage in research projects with Center fellows, and are given opportunities to attend Center consultations and conferences. While the Center itself does not offer an academic degree program, fellows and associates teach in the various schools of the university. The Emory University Computing Center offers the university community a wide range of computer systems, software, and services. Four interconnected mainframe computers are housed in the EUCC Data Center, providing access to a variety of software packages. Access to the communications network is available to all students.
Laser printers are also available for student use.
In addition, essentially all Emory research labs have networked computers available for student use. The Robert W. Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library is located in the Dental Building on Clifton Road. A.W. Calhoun Medical Collection, Alice Kydd Davis Nursing Collection, S.W. Foster Dental Collection and the Collection from the American Cancer Society. The library serves students, faculty and other eligible users with total collections of nearly 200,000 volumes and 2,900 current periodicals, a computer laboratory, and audiovisual materials and facilities. A reference staff is available daily.