Posted 3:14 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, 2013
UW-L has a new way of displaying information about upcoming events and services with campus-wide interest. More than 20 new, digital signs were installed in buildings throughout campus.
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A student views a new digital sign installed in Graff Main Hall.[/caption]
UW-L has a new way of displaying information about upcoming events and services with campus-wide interest. More than 20 new, digital signs were installed in buildings throughout campus early fall semester. Officially recognized UW-L departments and organizations are eligible to submit their information to be considered for display on the signs.
A student views a new digital sign installed in Graff Main Hall.[/caption]
UW-L has a new way of displaying information about upcoming events and services with campus-wide interest. More than 20 new, digital signs were installed in buildings throughout campus early fall semester. Officially recognized UW-L departments and organizations are eligible to submit their information to be considered for display on the signs.
Where are the signs?
- New digital signs displaying campus-wide content were installed in Graff Main Hall, Morris Hall, Carl Wimberly Hall, Murphy Library, Mitchell Hall and Center for the Arts.
- University Centers installed five new digital signs in Whitney Center. These signs will display information previously promoted via table tents in the dining area.
- New signs are also within various campus offices and departments including: Admissions, Human Resources, Office of Student Life, College of Business Dean’s Office, the UW-L Foundation, Murphy Library, Information Technology Services and the new Police Center. These digital signs show information specific to each department.
- Centennial Hall opened with digital signs in place, which are also used to display events and information of campus-wide interest.
