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Explore the Dolan Center
The Dolan Center for Science and Technology is John Carroll University's showcase building. Completed in 2003 at a cost of over $66 million, the Dolan Center houses JCU's science departments, including Mathematics and Computer Science.
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With 265,000 square feet of floor space, the Dolan Center includes not only classrooms and labs, but also loads of space for students to study or work together on class projects. The attractive light courts, which are located adjacent to classrooms and faculty offices, are popular spots for students to work between classes. |
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The two open-air balconies provide great places to work or to take a break from studies while catching a few rays, and the expansive atrium provides an additional area for study.
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Mathematics and Computer Science classrooms are designed around their function, and feature computers at every seat for courses like statistics and computer science, or square tables to promote in-class group work for courses like calculus. Of course, some classrooms are furnished with individual students desks, for classes of a more traditional nature. All classrooms are equipped with up-to-date presentation technology.
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Both wired and wireless internet connections are available throughout the Dolan Center. In addition, computer labs provide access to laser printing, as well as to specialized software. |
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The Mathematics and Computer Science Department provides a free walk-in tutoring service for JCU students taking courses like calculus, statistics, and introductory computer science. In the Tutoring Room, you can get one-on-one help with your classes at just about any time of the day.
Of course, you are never far from your professors, who are truly interested in making sure you succeed. |
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If you would like to learn more about studying Mathematics or Computer Science at John Carroll, we would love to hear from you!
Prospective graduate students can learn about our master's degree programs by exploring our web site, or by contacting Dr. David Stenson, Coordinator of Mathematics Graduate Studies, to arrange a personal interview.
Prospective undergraduate students can learn more about our bachelor's degree programs in Mathematics, Computer Science, and Computer Information Systems from our web site, and can explore JCU in general through the Office of Admission web site. |
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