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The Kermit L. Hall Videoconferencing Center (145 Hagerty Hall) allows a group of 20 people to videoconference anywhere in the world. For the past several years, fourth-quarter OSU Spanish students and their fourth-year counterparts at New Albany have studied Spanish language and culture together via our videoconferencing facilities. OSU students are currently taking a course in Uzbek offered by Indiana University. In the spring of 2006, Professor Danielle Marx-Scouras hosted a videoconference between her advanced-level French students and a group of advanced-level French students at the University of Damascus. Both groups read the work L'Hôte by Albert Camus in advance of the conference, and then discussed it during the videoconference while being monitored by their professors. To read further about this event, please refer to this site. The Center also serves as a state-of-the-art venue for academic interviews, Ph.D. defenses, and many other distance conference events. Reservation Request for Hall Videoconferencing Center |