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Great professors and small classes are just part of a Christopher
Newport education. At CNU, you’ll also find the learning resources
you need to pull together all the pieces of your education.
From computer facilities to
academic advising; from the
helpful writing center staff to newly expanded Trible Library,
we’ll help you succeed.
Some details:
Academic Computing
Career Services
Academic Advising
Writing Center
Disability Support Services
Academic Computing
Looking for the latest in computer technology? You’ll find it
at CNU. The campus boasts more than 500 computer workstations,
with T-1 Internet access and e-mail for all students. You can
go wireless just about anywhere on campus, too - even
outdoors.
We also have high-tech labs for computer science, engineering,
and applied physics students. Off campus, science classes take
advantage of high-tech labs at nearby
Thomas Jefferson
National Accelerator Facility.
Career Services
It’s never too early to start working toward a rewarding career,
and CNU is here to help. At the
Office of Career Development, we’ll help you choose
a career path, complete an internship, make connections with
successful CNU alumni in your area of interest, write a compelling
résumé, meet with employers, and much more. More…
Academic Advising
Need assistance in
linking your career challenges with academic options? Plan your academic programs and outline your required
classes with the guidance of experienced CNU faculty. Ensure your academic success with a
sound educational plan, based on your individual interests and
abilities.
More…
Writing Center
Want to improve your writing? Then you’re welcome at the Alice
F. Randall Writing Center, whatever your major and whatever
your skill level. You’ll be assigned to one of our “consultants” - specially
trained CNU students. From sociology papers and biology lab
reports to history research projects and English critiques,
we can help you do your best.
More…
Disability Support
Services
If you have a disability, CNU will help make sure that programs
are accessible to you. For example, we might make housing accommodations,
find a volunteer to help you take notes in class, or make testing
accommodations.
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