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Office for Information Technology

Computer Labs & Facilities

Classrooms

Nearly all of our classrooms have a full set of presentation equipment, including a PC, a Mac,
laptop connections, a CD/DVD/VHS player, audio system and data projector.

Lab & Studio Locations

Williams has 13 public computer labs/media studios that require a College ID and password to use.
Additional specialty labs are limited to students enrolled in particular courses.

Jesup:

  • 101 – Media Studio, PC/Mac Lab
  • 316 – Media Studio, PC/Mac Lab
  • 204 – Media, Music, PC/Mac Lab
  • 205 – Mac/PC computer classroom
  • 207 – Mac/PC computer classroom
  • B03 – GIS / Visualization – PC Lab

’62 Center for Theater & Dance

  • G81 – Mac/PC computer classroom

Bernhard

  • 044 – Music * – Mac Lab

Bronfman

  • 119 – PC computer classroom

Clark

  • 201 – PC/Mac Lab

Harper House

  • GIS – PC Lab

Hollander

Physics:

  • 207 – PC computer classroom

Sawyer:

  • Lower Level – PC/Mac Lab
  • Main Level – PC Lab
  • 2nd Floor – PC Classroom

Schow:

  • 027 – PC Instructional Room
  • Atrium – PC Lab
  • GIS – PC classroom

Spencer Art:

  • 116 – Photography Studio* – Mac Lab
  • 216 – Media Studio, PC/Mac Lab

Portable Mac Cart

A portable cart containing 18 Macbook Pro’s is stored in Bronfman and is reservable for classroom use.

* access restricted to specific users

Collaboration Stations

Four Collaboration Stations are available for public use. Two are in Jesup- rooms B03 and 316 (the Media Education Center). Another is located on the second floor bridge between the Thompson Chemistry Labs (TCL) and the Morley Science Labs (MSL), and the last is on the third floor of the Thompson Biology Labs (TBL). These spaces provide:

  • a large plasma screen with video inputs
  • power outlets
  • wired and wireless network connections

Future Facilities

The Center for Media Initiatives will be part of the new Stetson-Sawyer building.