Center for Foreign Languages and Cultures
The Center for Foreign Languages and Cultures functions as a multi-media language laboratory and computer lab. It is open for use by all members of the university community though during times of peek usage language students and faculty are given priority access to computers and other equipment.
When classes are in session the lab is open during the following hours:
Fall and spring: Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Summer sessions: See posted hours or contact Department of Foreign Languages, 581-3021
A variety of equipment, facilities and services are available in the language lab including the following:
- 25 Gateway E-Series computers equipped with 750 MB zip drives, floppy drives, CD-ROM, earphones
- E-print and copying services available with PantherCard
- 30 cassette listening stations
- 6 VHS VCR machines and monitors for individual or group viewing
- multiple format video tape viewing facilities
- 5 DVD players and monitors
- 2 multiple format DVD players with monitors
- cable television for viewing foreign news and entertainment programs from SCOLA,
- reading and study areas with foreign periodicals in French, German and Spanish.
In addition, photo and slide scanning, high-speed cassette duplicating, video tape duplicating and format conversion services are available through the lab.
At the south end of the facility you will find an area dedicated to Study Abroad. This area contains three computers to which students wishing to do study abroad related Web browsing are given priority access. In addition, you will find a well-stocked library of literature pertaining to study abroad programs and opportunities.
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