There will be bands, food and prizes. The university will have three in-house channels which can be accessed in residence halls, offices, classrooms, and public facilities on campus. The channels will be used to broadcast informational and educational programming. A student channel will offer programs and information for students, who will be involved in the planning, creation and initiation of the programming. The company is installing new fiber optics on campus and will provide return audio-video feeds from each of the academic buildings and from its public facilities.
Plans are also to expand service to the university's Lake Laurel facility and to the West Campus.
The lecture, sponsored by the Center for Georgia Studies, is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Dr. Robert Wilson, 445-0956. President Rosemary DePaolo hosted a reception and dinner at the mansion the night before the conference and was on hand to welcome the participants and guests to the conference and give a brief talk about the university. The conference speakers were treated to a tour of the Old Governor's Mansion. The lecture will focus on how the productions reflect changes in British society and the relationship between theatre and the larger economic and political culture.