DMS Lab

Student in a computer lab working at a large desktop
Student in a computer lab working at a large desktop
A room full of students working on computers
A room full of students working on computers
Professor smiling and sitting with a class teaching in a computer lab
Professor smiling and sitting with a class teaching in a computer lab

The Digital Media Lab, located in Jennings Hall 207, is a multi-purpose suite designed to provide a space for students to work on projects in photography, videography, film, design, and other creative disciplines. Classes, such as Digital Photography, Interactive Media, and Publication Design are held in these facilities, as professors guide students through the creative process using the tools provided.

The lab features 17 fully equipped 27-inch iMac computers with retina display and 3.2 GHz Quad–core Intel processors, loaded with the complete Adobe Creative Cloud, Apple Final Cut Pro X and DaVinci Resolve. Communication Arts students have access to the lab both inside and outside of class as they hone their skills using the equipment and software provided. 

Contact Dr. Chris Blair for more information.

Classes frequently taught in DMS Lab:

  • COM 220 Visual Storytelling
  • COM 236 Digital Photography
  • COM 326 Social Documentary
  • COM 327 Interactive Media I
  • COM 336 Editorial Photography
  • COM 337 Interactive Design
  • COM 346 Photo Editing
  • COM 410 Directing for the Screen
  • COM 427 Interactive Media II