Henderson Computer Resources Center

The Henderson Computer Resources Center (HCRC), was established in 1981 with a gift from Ernest F. Henderson III and his family, and the Henderson Technology Laboratories comprise the campus’s central computing facilities. HCRC houses approximately 90 computers of different types and capabilities, including Macintosh and Windows-based PCs, specialized multimedia workstations, IBM RS/6000, Sun, and Linux workstations, and X-station equipment, in addition to an extensive software library. A fiber-optic backbone network and 100Mb switched Ethernet link the College’s various facilities and provide students and faculty with unlimited access to the Internet, e-mail, and the World Wide Web. HCRC also operates a helpdesk and tech support service in the Henderson Technology Laboratories building and offers training sessions, open to all students, staff, and faculty.

Campus Location: Main