Students have access to Internet, the use of CD-ROMs and Teleconferencing equipment for research and training. The lab is used to provide the training as mandated by the State Department of Education for licensure in all areas. The lab is also open on a limited basis for individual student use. Other small computer labs are located in the Belmont Heights Baptist Church, Hitch Science Building, Wilson Music Building, and Fidelity Hall. Cooperative Education Students who are working on jobs that directly relate to their academic major or occupational goal may receive elective unit credit for work with employers approved by the co-op director.
Students receive co-op credit only during the semester that they work.
Co-op credit will not be given retroactively. Students may elect to participate in the cooperative education program to the extent that they meet the standards of the university and the guidelines in the Cooperative Education Student Handbook. With service, leadership, and innovation as guiding principles for life-long learning, and in close partnership with the Belmont community, the vision of Lila D. Bunch Library is to facilitate access to information in a timely and convenient manner within an inviting atmosphere. The library encourages students to use the facilities for both research and study purposes. With its primary goal to enhance the university's academic program, Bunch Library strives to provide a well-rounded, accessible collection based on the curriculum.