As a Boonshoft School of Medicine student, you can look forward to more than working with outstanding faculty and enjoying dynamic clinical experiences in a variety of hospitals and care centers. You’ll also have the distinct advantage of advanced, specialized technology to support you every step of the way and help you make the most of your medical education.

A state-of-the-art Medical Education Center

Since its official opening in late 2008, the new Medical Education Center at White Hall has provided a dedicated place for medical students to learn, study, and socialize. In addition to serving as a convenient and comfortable home on campus for your first two years, the center features a wide range of technology to help you learn as effectively and efficiently as possible.

Highlights include:

• Two lecture halls with large video screen, cameras for remote conferencing, and interactive student response devices
• A state-of-the-art anatomy lab with an integrated audio-video system and a downdraft ventilation system for up to 16 tables
• Three computer labs with more than 100 work stations
• Computerized testing with immediate scoring and error review
• Digital video and audio recordings of every lecture posted and archived daily to access online or download
• Free wireless Internet access throughout the building and across most of campus
• 24/7 access to the center and its resources

Learn more…

MEDU academic Web site
Learn about the courses you’ll take for the next four years.

MEDU Technology
Helpful links on computer labs, networks, software, technical guides and more

Computing Resources for WSU students
Links to the university’s computing services and information for university students.

Computer requirements for Boonshoft School of Medicine
Basic information about the medical school’s computer requirements

Research facilities at the Boonshoft School of Medicine
Overview of some of our key research facilities

First year students spend a lot of their time in the White Hall Anatomy lab.