PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary

Computer Resource Centers
Computer Resource Centers (CRCs) are located in Stuart Hall, Luce Library, and the
Charlotte Newcombe Center on the West Windsor Campus. Each location is connected
to the PTS network and contains laser printers. All offer word processing,
and, with a PTS network account, Internet and email privileges. Network access
is also available from all residence halls and apartments. The Computer Resource
Centers are staffed by student lab assistants, who are available to assist with file
conversions, word processing problems, and Internet or email issues. Lab assistant
hours are as posted.
Stuart Hall CRC is located on the lower level of Stuart Hall and is open twenty-four
hours a day, seven days a week. The Computer Resource Center coordinator’s
office is located in the Stuart Lab. The CRC coordinator is available for assistance
with file conversions and for problem-solving. Stuart Hall CRC has sixteen PCs,
three MACs, and two laser printers.
Luce CRC is located on the first floor in the Luce Library. It is open during library
hours only. Luce CRC has ten PCs, two MACs, and two laser printers.
CRC at the CN Center is located at the Charlotte Newcomb Center on Emmons
Drive. Eight PCs, two MACs, and two laser printers are available for use at this
Computer Resource Center. This CRC is open twenty-four hours a day.
Theological Book Agency
The Theological Book Agency is located on the ground floor of the Mackay
Campus Center. In addition to providing the textbooks for all Seminary courses,
the store maintains a wide selection of titles representing all fields of theological
scholarship, as well as selected other fields related to ministry. The TBA is operated
by Cokesbury.
Child Care
The Carol Gray Dupree Center for Children is located in the Charlotte Newcombe
Center on Emmons Drive on the Seminary’s West Windsor Campus. Licensed by
the State of New Jersey, it offers full-day or half-day (morning sessions) daycare,
September through June, and a summer session July through August, for children
ages three months through pre-kindergarten. Daycare is available as space permits
to children of all students, faculty, administrators, and staff. The Dupree Center’s primary
goal is to provide loving and quality care for each child as a unique and valuable
member of the community. Social, physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual
growth is provided for. Learning experiences appropriate for the developmental
age of each child are provided daily in a loving, safe, and stimulating environment.
For more information concerning availability of places, costs, and registration, contact
the Dupree Center for Children. Space is limited.
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