The Hurley Convergence Center, a multipurpose academic center designed to facilitate the application of current innovative learning technologies, and structured to permit smooth transitions to new technologies as they develop. The building houses self-service workstations and spaces outfitted with computer, video production, and other similar technologies, as well as more sophisticated spaces for higher-end users. Conference rooms and collaborative space support a host of functions including faculty development activities, technical training, workshops, colloquia, guest speaker presentations, high quality videoconferencing sessions, and origination studios for on-line curriculum offerings. The center features an incubator classroom for use by faculty and the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies to test new technologies and methods of teaching. The building also includes classrooms, a cafe, a 200 seat black box auditorium, gallery spaces, offices, and a security area. Sustainable features include an energy recovery unit to precondition outside air, water saving plumbing fixtures, an underfloor air distribution system, and reclaim of waste data center heat to preheat domestic water.
Systems include video surveillance and access control.
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