Located in the lower level of the Chapman Library on the Neosho County Community College Campus in Chanute, Kansas.

The CAVE, as it is called on campus, consists of a computer lab, testing room, two classrooms, study areas, and offices. It is accessible to persons with physical challenges.

Academic support groups meet weekly throughout the semester. Tutoring is available in various subjects and areas, and supplemental instruction can also be scheduled upon request.

CAVE computers provide academic tutorials to improve reading, writing, science, and math skills. In addition, word processing programs, software used in business and work settings, and programs geared toward the vocational needs of business and industry are also available.

The CAVE Serves:

	Students enrolled in academic or vocational classes at NCCC.
	Local business and industry personnel.
	Students studying for their GEDs
	Local community citizens needing adult basic education and literacy instruction.
	International Students (NCCC CAVE coordinates with International Students to assist with problems specific to international students promotion of and participation in cultural activities relevant to both the United States and specific ethnic cultures.)

Our Goals Are:

	To provide instruction in basic skills for local community organizations, institutions, business, industry, state, and local agencies.
	To provide academic and vocational support services for businesses in Neosho County.
	Provide opportunities for students and the community to overcome obstacles in achieving their dreams

Services Offered Include:

	Academic Tutoring
	Adult Basic Education (ABE)
	Computer-Aided Instruction
	Computer Literacy Training
	Developmental Instruction
	Choices
	GED Preparation and Testing
	Internet Exploration
	Job Listings/Career Options
	Keyboarding Program
	Literacy for Life Program
	NCCC Placement Testing
	Problem Solving Skills Course
	Resume Design
	Seminars and Workshops
	Single Parent/Displaced Homemaker Assistance
	Study Groups
	New Directions for Life
	Partners in Change
	Step to Success
	Advising for International Students

"The NCCC Panther CAVE has been an integral part of my higher education. When I first came here, it was as a volunteer in the CAVE helping the ABE/GED students.

"Throughout my time taking classes, I used the CAVE’s resources to do reports, tutor, and hold NTS meetings. The atmosphere of the CAVE is one of success, and the staff supports all efforts made. Thanks to the time I spent there, my entire time on campus has been a huge Success!"

Jeannie L. Witt
New Traditional Student-President
Fall 1995-Spring 1997