Media equipment is available for classroom use, faculty, staff, and student functions, and other events. A list of available equipment is provided below. Media equipment may be requested for delivery to a campus location for a specified date and time through the Technology and Media Services Desk. Since media equipment use always is subject to availability, we strongly recommend making requests in advance -- up to one year prior to the required date of use. To ensure that delivery can be scheduled as you desire even when the equipment is available, please be sure to place your request at least 48 hours in advance.

To place a request, call extension 2111 or 389-2111 from off-campus. We will need the following information from you:

• Name
• Department
• Phone number
• Title & call number of material (if requesting material from the media collection)
• Type of equipment needed
• Date needed
• Start time
• End time
• Delivery location
• Class size

Technology and Media Services staff will deliver and set up the requested equipment, as well as provide technical assistance when needed. We suggest that you allow sufficient time to become familiar with and test equipment on location prior to your presentation.

Due to the multiple equipment deliveries and pick-ups that our staff must make between classes, we cannot stay to start a video, CD, or other program for a class.

Some media equipment is also available for borrowing. See list below.

All production equipment loans are subject to availability on a first-come, first-served basis.

*restricted to use by students enrolled in Intro to Film-Making or Fundamentals of Video classes

Faculty: If you plan a class assignment that will result in the entire class borrowing equipment, please let us know in advance so we can prepare for the increased volume of circulation.

Please note: It is the user's responsibility to transfer and delete all footage from the built-in memory and remove personal media from borrowed equipment prior to returning. Files found on the internal memory will be deleted as part of the the equipment check-in process. An attempt will be made to contact the last user of equipment when a tape or memory card is found at check-in; after which time, it will be placed in the lost and found. Media Resources is not responsible for personal property left with returned equipment. 

Each borrower assumes full responsibility for all materials charged to his or her account and for knowledge of and adherence to library policies concerning loan periods and penalties. When equipment is damaged or not returned, the account equipment is checked out on will be billed for the replacement costs plus a $10.00 processing fee per item.

• Panasonic AG-DVX 100B
• Canon Vixia HFM32
• Canon ZR 800/900
• Canon HV30
• Olympus WS-311M/WS-321M

Media rooms A and B may be reserved for classes, meetings, or events through 25Live. Cable, internet access, conference calling, and video conferencing are available in all media classrooms.

Capacity: 50

Media A is equipped with two ceiling mounted video/computer projectors, multi-standard VHS player, multi-standard DVD player, CD player, document camera, two PC computers, and a laptop connection. Seating is tablet chairs.

Capacity: 48

Media B is equipped with one ceiling mounted video/computer projector, multi-standard VHS player, multi-standard DVD player, smartboard, document camera, PC computer, and a laptop connection. Seating is tablet chairs.