Language Laboratories

Language Laboratories 4311, 4315, and 4316 Boylan Hall, 951-5231

The laboratories are part of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures. Lab I, in 4316 Boylan Hall, is equipped with a library of audio- and videotapes as well as listening, viewing, and recording facilities for use in developing oral and aural language skills. Students use Lab I for course work or independent language study. Audio- and videotapes may be borrowed for use outside the lab. The services of Lab I are available to all members of the college community

Lab II, the Computer Language Lab, located in 4315 Boylan Hall, is for individual drills. Its fourteen multimedia stations, both IBM and Macintosh, are available for language instruction. All systems are equipped with audio and video capabilities, and provide a wide variety of interactive foreign-language software using the latest multimedia technology.

Lab III, located in 4311 Boylan Hall, is an electronic classroom for group drills or monitored class work.