A modern library provides support for your online research and interactive learning. Computers help define your career interest and connect you with employers nationwide. Your residence hall suite is wired to allow you to connect your personal computer directly to the network. CMU's Career Services provides Internet access, videoconferencing and advanced technology to help you explore career options and find your first job. Central Michigan's more than 200 undergraduate and graduate programs provide hands-on experiences with a wealth of innovative technology.
Some programs use specific technology to enhance learning.
Students registered with Student Disability Services have at their disposal several choices for adaptive computing. The Adaptive Technology Room , currently located in the Bovee University Center, room 311, is accessible during normal building hours. Also, there are currently over twenty additional locations throughout campus where these specialized computers are available. For further information, contact the Student Disability Services office at 989.774.3018 At CMU, you experience technology and learn to succeed in an electronically connected world.