on issues unique to small island economies The Franklyn Wilson Graduate Business Centre, housing The Faculty of Business, including both graduate and undergraduate Schools of Business Satellite campuses serve students throughout the archipelago in Abaco, Andros, Exuma and San Salvador. The college opened an agricultural location in Andros in 2014. Institutes and Research Centres The University's academic and outreach centres include: The Centre for Continuing Education and Extension Services The Abaco Center The Exuma Center The COB/Cape Eleuthera Institute Oral History Institute Confucius Institute Agricultural and Marine Science Institute (2014) Research Centers include: The Gerace Research Centre for the Study of Archaeology, Biology, Geology and Marine Science is located on the shores of Graham's Harbour on the north end of San Salvador Island. The centre (formerly The Bahamian Field Station) is used as a base camp for over 10,000 annual scientific researcher and student expeditions. The centre is currently run by Dr. Troy A. Dexter. The Bahamas Environmental Research Centre (BERC), located in central Andros, opened in 1995 as a collaborative effort with George Mason University in Virginia and the people of Andros. The BERC's primary objective is to promote an understanding of current ecological issues. The Marine and Environmental Studies Institute (MESI) is a multi-disciplinary research unit meeting national needs in scientific and technical research and community health. The institute was designed to build the nation's capacity for research, monitor marine and environmental resources and provide policy options for natural resource management. MESI partners with government ministries and international research institutions, provides leadership in program development in small island sustainability and provides year-round access to the unique sub-tropical ecosystems of the coastal, coral reefs, mangrove and sea grass communities in The Bahamas. As part of a Sustainable Science Initiative (SSI), the Poultry Research Unit carries out research and training on sustainable tropical island agriculture and supports collaboration with counterparts with similar research foci and funding. The first phase was completed in 2004 with funding from the Freedom Foundation. The initiative is located on a site southwest of the Oakes Field Campus at the Gladstone Road Agricultural Centre in New Providence. Harry C. Moore Library Opened in 2011, the Harry C. Moore Library includes the law library, a 24-hour-a-day computer commons, auditorium, classrooms, media production studio, individual and group study spaces, institutional archives and exhibition spaces. The historical archives will serve as the de facto national library of The Bahamas,