conducting room in the basement level for music students to videotape practice and conducting assignments. School of Art Next to the Gosser Fine Arts Center is the university's School of Art. Like Gosser, the School of Art main building also has classrooms, and is to have a computer lab for students who want to learn about art. The School also has a Gallery building and the Tessener complex (which has a printing press room and a classroom), that were once houses. School of Education When Campbellsville College gained university status in 1996, the re-organized governance included one college of Arts and Sciences and five schools, including The School of Education, which oversees the preparation of teachers. In the fall of 1996, the School of Education moved its offices into Carter Hall and in 2006 into the new School of Education building. The preparation of teachers has expanded to offering graduate education and online education in a wide variety of certifications and advanced roles. The university offers programs in Louisville, Somerset, Harrodsburg and Elizabethtown in addition to the main campus. The School of Education has been accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) in 2007 and 2012 and by the Council of Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and EPSB in 2019. Campuses and centers The campus is situated in the center of Kentucky, about a half mile from downtown Campbellsville, population 9,000. Another portion of the campus, Clay Hill Memorial Forest, is from campus. It is a educational and research woodland that is being developed by the Division of Natural Science as a regional center for environmental education and research. Also, Green River Lake, a recreational state park, is from campus. Since 2002, Campbellsville University has operated an off-site center in Louisville, Kentucky. It moved to nearby Jeffersontown in July 2007. Campbellsville University also has a satellite center in Hodgenville in LaRue County, the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. The branch center offers adult education, general education classes, and children's programs. The building in Hodgenville is a gift to CU from Freddie Hilpp. Harrodsburg campus Campbellsville University Harrodsburg is developing into a full second campus, not simply a satellite. It has dorms and sports teams. Residence halls Nearly half of the students enrolled at CU live on campus. The Residence Village (women) The Residence Village (men) Broadway North Hall