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The word processor as an integral part of the Penn State University's administrative network

The Pennsylvania State University is geographically dispersed across twenty-four locations and sixty-seven extension offices. The twenty-four locations are divided into seventeen commonwealth campuses for undergraduate study, three for undergraduate and graduate study, one graduate study center, two community centers, and a medical center. The University Park campus, located in the geographical center of the state, is the administrative headquarters for the entire university. Pedigogically, the university is divided into eleven colleges. The departments of each college are spread across the twenty-four locations. Additionally, the extension offices are within the administrative jurisdiction of the college of agriculture. All of these divisions (at all of the locations) require a variety of administrative support and access to the central data bases.