The initial funding for the Hunter Learning Center was through a Federal Title III grant from 1982 through mid-1988. After the expiration of the grant, the Hunter Learning Center was totally funded by the college and was moved to the newly renovated facilities in the Mutton Building in August 1988. The Oswalt Library and the Hunter Learning Center combined in the fall of 1988 to form a learning resource center for students of Copiah-Lincoln Community College. The Hunter Learning Center is an instructional support unit whose services are computer and audio-visual oriented. Computers are available for use by the students to complete assigned projects or for supplemental use.
Internet access is available to students.
Guidelines for Internet and computer use are available on-line. Faculty and students doing research for classroom assignments are given priority over other users. Audio-visual equipment and software for the college is housed in the center. The CCN, Mississippi Community College Network, is also a part of the learning resources program on the Wesson campus. The classroom is located in Smith Hall in Room 104.