Mabee Fieldhouse (1980, expanded 2001) Contains the gymnasium, equipment and locker rooms for both men and women, a weight room, a walking track, and athletic offices. Thomas R. Zarda Family Athletic Complex (1991) Multipurpose outdoor athletic complex for softball, baseball and soccer. Dallavis Center (1992) Classrooms, the Communication Center including a film and video production studio with audio and  digital video editing facilities, and the Art and Design Center with studios, a pho- tography laboratory, and Macintosh classroom and lab. Schlumpberger Facility (1999) Houses the maintenance equipment and services. Library The Hooley-Bundschu Library is the information resource center for the campus. It houses a col- lection  of  over  60,000  books,  a  current  subscription  list  of  500  periodicals  and  newspapers, videotapes,  CD-ROMs,  DVDs  and  the  entire  ERIC  document  collection  on  microfiche. The Library is a member of MOBIUS, a statewide consortium of over 50 academic libraries with a shared on-line catalog. The Library subscribes to on-line search services DIALOG and WEST- LAW as well as providing student access to the bibliographic databases FirstSearch and ERIC. In  addition,  the  Library  provides  access  to  full-text  and  bibliographic  databases  such  as EBSCOhost,  Academic  Universe,  Contemporary  Women’s  Issues,  NewsBank:  Missouri Newspapers, the ABC-CLIO databases, and ProQuest Psychology.  The Eschbacher Education Room houses the children’s literature collection and Curriculum Collection. There are study rooms available for faculty and student use. In addition the Library houses a computer lab with over 20 PCs connected to the campus network and providing e-mail and Internet access as well as Microsoft Office and curriculum related software. The Library is designed to provide an envi- ronment conducive to learning and research in an age that merges written and electronic media. Academic Technology Facilities Avila University maintains several computer labs and classrooms to support teaching and learn- ing.  Labs are home to both PC and Macintosh computers, color monitors, and laser printers. Each computer lab facility is upgraded on a regular basis and is network supported so student and faculty can access specialty software, internet resources, and Microsoft Office products. Computer labs are located in the following locations: Hooley-Bundschu Library:  A dedicated open lab for student use consisting of 19 Dell com- puters,  one  Macintosh  computer  and  laser  printers.    Additional  computers  for  student research are located on the main library floor.  An iMac computer is available to support the development of a large variety of presentational formats. O’Rielly Hall:  Three dedicated classroom labs are located in this hall.  Two classrooms have 22 Dell computers.  Another classroom, with 12 Dell computers, is dedicated for teaching Mathematics and Computer Science courses.  Each classroom has Microsoft Office software, SPSS, internet access, and other specialty teaching software available. Borserine Nursing Centre:   Six Dell computers are located in the new Nursing classroom. Software is available to support Nursing education in addition to Microsoft Office and inter- net resources. AVILA UNIVERSITY 9