The Business Assistance Center
www.radford.edu/~bac
The BAC offers both classroom and Web-based courses in business software and solutions, including Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, Novell, and Cisco certifications. Whether you are simply interested in using Microsoft Office to its fullest potential, or in setting up a Novell network in your office, the BAC has a course for you.

The Multimedia Center
http://lib.runet.edu/multimedia/index.htm
The Multimedia Center offers workshops on some of the most popular software in use today, including Photoshop, Excel, and Macromedia Flash, as well as general how-to courses in areas such as Web page design, digital photography, and video production.

Faculty Development Center
www.radford.edu/~fdc/technology.html
The mission of the Faculty Development Center (FDC) is to enhance the teaching and learning environment at Radford University. The Center specifically addresses faculty needs and interests in the areas of teaching effectiveness and faculty development.

Teaching Resources Center
www.radford.edu/~trc/
The Teaching Resources Center provides training and resources to RU’s faculty.

Computer Services/The Technology Assistance Center
www.radford.edu/~tac/training.html
The TAC largely handles training for students and faculty, in addition to providing technical support for the University.

The Personnel Office
www.radford.edu/~pers-web/Training/training.htm
The Personnel Office offers training opportunities for RU staff.

Multimedia classrooms
www.radford.edu/~acadcomp/rooms/

Labs
www.radford.edu/~acadcomp/acdlabs/

Business Technology Park
Currently under development, the Business Technology Park is envisioned as creating new opportunities for students, faculty, businesses and community. Located on the Saint Albans campus, the Park will take advantage of the knowledge transfer that occurs by bringing academic and business resources together. Students can gain valuable knowledge through the internships and employment created by these alliances, while businesses can count on a young and eager workforce. Faculty will have access to executives to communicate facts, values, and opinions learned on the job.

Video Conferencing Classrooms and Facilities
Videoconferencing at Radford University provides a technology based educational delivery system consisting of two-way interactive video, audio and multimedia support technologies delivered through ATM and ISDN communication links to remote educational and business sites. Radford University currently has three videoconference distance education classrooms on campus in Young 201, 205, and the Waldron College. Extension sites are located at the Virginia Western Community College campus, the Roanoke Higher Education Center and classrooms site at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Abingdon. Another classroom will be opened in the fall at the Roanoke Higher Education Center. All classrooms are designed to deliver and receive live synchronous television courses. This network is used to enhance RU’s ability to deliver credit and non-credit courses, training, advising and lectures and can be linked for videoconferencing to state, national and global educational and business sites.