Departments within Information Resources

• Academic Computing Services: Academic Computing Services supports, promotes, and advances the campus community's use of computing and emerging technologies for instruction, development, research, and office technologies in support of the mission of the College. Academic Computing Services provides consistent, high-quality technology support to students, faculty and staff at all College locations.



• Administrative Computing Services: Administrative Computing Services provides technology which supports the academic and business mission and goals of the College. Administrative Computing Services is committed to providing a secure yet open technology infrastructure that protects the integrity and confidentiality of information while maintaining its accessibilitiy.



• Classroom Media Services: Classroom Media Services strengthens the link between students and faculty in teaching and learning environments through collaboration with faculty and professional support of current and emerging instructional technologies and facilities. Classroom Media Services creates and maintains technology-enriched environments to enhance teaching, learning and all aspects of student success.



• Library: Memorial Library provides an environment for intellectual exploration through individual and collaborative study, and access to information in a myriad of formats. The library provides services, materials, courses and workshops, and other activities that open the world of information and knowledge to students, faculty and staff. The library organizes, disseminates, teaches, and facilitates access to information related to the intellectual and academic needs of students, faculty and staff. The library uses both traditional media and new technologies to provide services and programs, promoting information and technology fluency.



• Center for the Advancement of Technology in Education (CATE): The Center for the Advancement of Technology in Education collaborates with faculty in the development and understanding of emerging instructional technologies. CATE fosters and promotes discussion among faculty and professional staff on the effective use of instructional technologies in education, its impact on their work, their students, and on society.