McCluskey was succeeded as director by Roald Buhler in 1966. Under Buhler's direction, the University, with generous support from the National Science Foundation, built the current Computer Center building at 87 Prospect Avenue, behind Stevenson Hall. Buhler stepped down in 1970 yielding the reins to the current director, Dr. James F. Poage '55. Convenient remote job entry stations located in various buildings around the campus allow the users to submit work and receive results without traveling to the Computer Center. Now users can employ the computer to obtain answers to extremely complex problems almost instantaneously.
Graphics terminals are available that plot results immediately on video screens.
At the push of a button a printed copy of the plot can be obtained. No longer is it necessary to tediously plot results in a laboratory notebook.