Stark 103

Overview This article describes the major features and functions of Miller Auditorium (Stark Hall 103) and provides links to other helpful articles about using the room. It includes a Quick Room Summary and the most recent Classroom Report Card evaluation. It is intended for all members of the campus community interested in the room. Description Miller Auditorium (Stark 103) is a centrally-scheduled classroom located on the first floor of Stark Hall on the Winona campus. It is a 193-seat, pitched-floor, lecture-style classroom with rows of padded, theater-style chairs secured to the floor. Each chair has a retractable arm with a small work surface. The room is oriented with the front facing East. There is a large, 32x9' projection screen across the front wall with two HD projectors housed in the rear projection room. The Crestron Digital Media control system allows instructors to project two video sources on the screen simultaneously via: An HDMI connector A document camera A Blu-ray player Gallery Front Teaching station Desk with arm Control panel Select the picture to enlarge Learn How To Use the Room How to use a document camera Special Features Podium and Crestron Touch panel interface

Room At A Glance Capacity = 193 Room Type = Lecture Seating = Fixed Student Work Surface = Small desk Display = 32x16' Projection Screen Audio = Built-in, multi-channel Boards = Portable whiteboard Controls = Crestron DM Video Conferencing (ITV) = No Document Camera = Yes DVD/VCR Player = Yes Meets WSU classroom standards Classroom Report Card B Feature Grade Environmental Conditions Light C Noise B Wireless Network B Surfaces Ceiling A Walls A Floor A Furniture Student C Instructor C Instructional Tools Boards D Displays B Sound B Instructor Station B Graded using the Classroom Report Card