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The Academic Projects Center, is a new venture offering one-to-one writing,
research, and technology assistance for all EMU students. The APC is a
collaboration between the University
Library, Academic
Technology and Computing Services, the University
Writing Center, and the Writing
Across the Curriculum and First
Year Writing Programs.
The APC offers point-of-need help with research, writing, and technology
to students working on research papers and other academic projects. University
Writing Center consultants, Halle Librarians, and technologists work
together in the center to provide project-oriented support. Although students
are expected to be a primary audience, the facility and its services are
open to the entire EMU community.
Drop-in consulting is available in the Academic Projects Center,
which is located in room 104 on the first floor of the Halle Library. The
Center will be open from 11-5, Monday through Thursday. For more information,
contact the APC at 734.487.0020 x2154.
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Academic Technology and Computing Services is located in the Halle library
and is a department within the Information and Communications Technology
division.
ATCS is committed to facilitating computer use on Eastern Michigan University's
campus and maintaining the technology to make these services run smoothly.
Support documentation is readily available and kept up-to-date.
Faculty, staff and currently enrolled students have access to training
through ICT Training & Workshops. Staff and faculty can acquire additional
skills to manage computer tasks using Banner and WebCT.
The HelpDesk provides walk-up help in addition to help by phone or email
requests for computer users at Eastern Michigan University. The HelpDesk
has the latest virus information and antivirus software updates online.
Faculty, staff and students can get connected from their home computers
using instructions provided on the Helpdesk webpages.
ICT Computer Labs, located in the Halle library, the Student Center,
the Owen Building, and Pray-Harrold 327 , have computer hardware
and software to help all members of the campus community work on their
latest projects.
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The mission of the Bruce K. Nelson Faculty Development Center is
to assist and support faculty as teachers,
scholars and public servants—throughout their EMU careers.
Karen V. Busch is the Director of the Center, located Room 109 of
the Library.
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The Holman Learning Center provides academic support services for EMU
students, including skill-building workshops, tutoring, study groups and
mentoring. The Learning Center also coordinates several programs and services
designed to promote academic equity, including:
·KCP College Days Program for junior high and senior high
school students
·Wade McCree Scholarship Program for students entering the ninth
grade
·Summer Incentive Program for graduating seniors with high academic
potential
·Select Student Support Services
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LOEX is a self-supporting, non-profit educational clearinghouse for library instruction and information literacy information. Founded in 1971 after the "First Annual Conference on Library Orientation" at Eastern Michigan University, LOEX (Library Orientation Exchange) has grown from a lending repository of library instruction materials and host of an annual conference on the subject to an internationally known organization that serves as a conduit for those working in the field. It provides information on all aspects of instruction and information literacy to libraries and librarians who are institutional members.
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"This unique satellite operation is located in Bruce T. Halle Library, "where
minds come to learn and then relax" over a cup of specialty
coffee, possibly accompanied by some delicious pastries. Sandwiches,
salads, soup, candies, bottled waters and juices, cigarettes and
toiletries, plus books and stationery supplies make this an "enlightening" place
to retreat within."
