Open Lab Hours


Open Lab Hours 

Printing and editing outside of class  

 


Schedule Fall 2021 -     (Lab Monitors)


Monday   -    6-10pm             Noah Calvert
Tuesday   -   6:15-10pm         Sammie Web
Wednesday - 6-10pm             Tonya Williams
Thursday -  6:15-10pm          Sammie Web
Friday   -                                 TBD
Sunday -     3-8pm                  Sammie Web


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