Math Center

Collaboration Systems meet the digital standard used on campus, including inputs for digital sources, wireless display capabilities, and audio playback.

  • One HD Laser/LED (NO LAMP) projector with a manual or motorized projection screen
  • One digital input (HDMI) for connecting digital sources (Digital PC, DVD, Tablet, etc.)
  • Local input plate for teamwork
  • One Apple TV and Ditto license (wirelessly connect your device to the projection system using iPhones, iPads, iPods and Macs, Windows and other devices)
  • One Blu-ray player
  • One digital HD document camera
  • Two speakers for audio playback
Math Center
Collaboration

Math & Stats Center

Wake Forest University’s peer-to-peer Mathematics and Statistics tutoring space moved this student-facing group from the third floor of Manchester Hall to the first floor of Kirby Hall, a major artery of student traffic.

Collaboration

Winston 001

The renovation of Winston Hall 001 created a world-class combination lecture/laboratory teaching space for microscopy education from an outdated faculty research laboratory.  A departmental space study determined that dedicated microscopy teaching space was an urgent need.