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Hunter Floor Plan, Debate Floor (3rd Floor)
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The Hunter Conservatory is the home of the Rhetoric and Film Studies
Department. After a major remodel, the building re-opened in late July 1998
and was given a nice touchup during the summer of 2005. The building features
the latest digital film equipment, computer technology, handsome woodwork
throughout, and a beautiful atrium in its spacious foyer. The Third Floor (shown to the left) is where the Speech and Debate
Program is housed with 3 Prep Rooms with 6 computers each plus a Video
Practice and Storage Room. Jim Hanson, Professor of Forensics, has an office on this 3rd
“Debate” Floor. Robert Sickels, Film Professor, has an
office on the 4th Floor Bob Withycombe Rhetoric Professor, has an
office on the 2nd Floor There is the beautiful Kimball Auditorium on the second floor where
many film classes are taught (and films shown) The 205 seminar room (right beneath Jim’s office) where a
number of Rhetoric courses are taught. On the ground floor, Hunter 107 is home to the Public Address course
and more rhetoric courses. It has a laptop, projector, VCR and DVD player. Also on that floor are the Multimedia and Film Labs with amazing technology
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Questions should be directed to Jim Hanson at hansonjb@whitman.edu