MEI Language Lab
MEI operates a special computer lab just for MEI students. The lab is in Susquehanna (SQH), Room 3116. The computers have special software you can use for extra English practice:
- Pronunciation software
- Grammar software
- Vocabulary software
- Reading software
- Video software
All computers have cameras and headphones and can be used with Skype or MSN.
University Computer Labs
The University of Maryland has computer labs all across campus. Both Windows and Mac computers are available. All computers have Microsoft Office software installed. Printer services are available in most computer labs.
University Media Center
As a student at MEI, you can borrow from a collection of films, documentaries, and TV programs that can help you:
- improve your English skills
- learn more about American culture
Media resources include:
ESOL Videos |
video programs to help you improve your English language skills and your understanding of American culture |
Pronunciation Videos |
video programs to help you improve your pronunciation of English and to prepare for interview situations |
American History in Video |
the largest collection of video available online for the study of American history, with 2,000 hours and more than 5,000 titles |
Dance in Video |
streaming video collection of dance performances including ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, experimental, and improvisational |
Education in Video |
the first online collection of streaming video developed specifically for training and developing teachers |
Ethnographic Video Online |
over 750 hours and 1,000 films for the study of human culture from every region of the world |
Opera in Video |
streaming access to 40 full opera performances in a wide range of styles and from different historical periods |
Theater in Video |
streaming video collection of plays and documentaries |
Anime |
an extensive collection of Japanese animated motion pictures and shorts |
University Libraries
As a student at MEI, you can use any of the eight libraries at the University of Maryland:
- the largest university library system in the Washington D.C.-Baltimore area
- 3.7 million books
- 17,000 E-journals
- 100,000+ E-Books
- 352+ Databases
The library is home to:
- the Library of American Broadcasting Archives
- the National Public Broadcasting Archives
- the International Piano Archives
- the Gordon W. Prange Collection of Japanese print publications
Advising
MEI students may see advisors any time they have questions. Some of the areas that advisors can help you with are listed below.
Academics |
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Immigration |
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Personal |
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