The 160,000 square-foot state-of-the-art home for the Whitman School supports a host of technology experiences essential to a first-rate management education, including:

	Wireless Connectivity The Whitman School has a dense, high-speed wireless network, providing robust Internet connectivity for any number of students throughout the entire building—including the Olsten Café, the Flaum Grand Hall, or in any of the classrooms.
	Team Rooms On the second and third floors, the Whitman School provides state-of-the-art-technology team rooms that allow students to execute effectively the team-based curricula emphasized at Whitman.
	Classrooms The technology available in the 35-, 50-, and 75-seat classrooms greatly enrich student learning. Each classroom has: built-in Dell computer two projectors (except the 35-seat classrooms) VCRs DVD players microphones ports for notebook computers built-in cameras that allow professors, guest lecturers, and/or students to record their presentations Six of the Whitman classrooms have built-in video conferencing capabilities.
	Technology Labs and Classrooms In addition to its normal classrooms, the Whitman School is home to specialized technology labs and classrooms, including the Ballentine Investment Institute, which offer specialized software for business education use, like SAP, business simulation software, and Bloomberg. The student computer labs are equipped with: updated Dell computers flat panel monitors laser printers.
	Message Boards Flat screen LCDs act as high-tech message boards on every floor, in the Olsten Café, and in the Flaum Grand Hall to keep Whitman students informed about upcoming events and job and internship opportunities.
	Video The Whitman School provides a wealth of videos, from guest lecturers to promotional videos to student videos that are shared community-wide with a variety of other schools and organizations.
	Distance-Learning Studio For students who study remotely, Whitman’s in-house distance-learning studio is a great resource for filming class lectures, which are later made available via the Internet.
	Tech Support The Whitman School employs a group of highly-skilled information technology professionals that are literally on-call to help with technology needs, from desktop support and web development to new media and software training and audio and visual support.
	Computer Recommendations The Whitman School strongly recommends that incoming students purchase a Windows-based notebook computer from the SU Bookstore. For many Whitman students, the very small, lightweight, ultra-portable notebook is the best choice. It can be easily carried to classrooms, team rooms, and study areas. Bookstore notebooks are pre-configured with useful software and settings that minimize security threats. Students will also need a copy of Microsoft Office Professional, which is available through the SU Bookstore. Students use their computers to access course materials, collaborate with classmates, communicate with faculty, and research.