Fine Arts Facilities

The department of Fine Arts offers exciting courses in music history, music theory, music performance, art history and digital media arts in its technologically enhanced facilities. 

Graphics Arts Lab

• Located in Hayden 104
• Hi-res LCD projector and screen
• 16 computer stations with 27” iMac computers
• 17”x100’ large-format roll-paper photo network printer
• Hi-res network scanner
• Wacom digital sketch tablets with stylus pens (drawing)
• SONY 16.6 MB HD cameras (photography)
• Canon Vixia HD camcorders (video)
• Tripods
• Boom and condenser microphones
• Adobe CS5 (Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)
• Final Cut Pro
• Corel Painter 12

Digital Audio Lab

• Located in Hayden 105
• Hi-res LCD projector and screen
• Nine 88-key digital pianos with classic-weight keys
• 24-key MIDI controller with programmable soft drum pads
• Mbox2 digital audio interface
• Estonia baby grand acoustic piano
• Studio monitor speakers and headphones
• Condenser, drum-kit and boon microphones
• Nine 17” iMac computers
• Digital surround-sound environment

Music History Lecture Classroom

• Located in Hayden 108
• Hi-res LCD projector and screen
• 88-key upright acoustic piano
• 88-key digital piano with synthesizer sounds
• LCD projector
• Five-disk CD player
• LP record player
• Digital audio receiver and amplifier
• DVD/VCR player
• Four-speaker digital surround-sound environment 

Art History Lecture Classroom

• Located in Hayden 107
• HD 720i hi-res LCD projector and screen
• Darkened room environment for enhanced image projection

Auditorium

• Located in Hayden 100
• 127 seats
• HD 1080i hi-res large-format LCD projector and drop-down wide screen
• 28-speaker digital surround-sound environment, acoustically defined walls and ceilings
• Smart podium with microphones
• 20' white board
• 6.5'x24'x1' raised platform stage

Department Lounge

• Located in Hayden 109
• Two-station iMac computer lab
• Acoustic and digital piano
• Exhibition space for student art and audio installations