The Kenneth Shuler Instructional Media Center (IMC) provides a wide range of multimedia creation and presentation services for the Marquette University community.  The IMC’s primary obligation is to support and enhance Marquette’s classroom instruction through technology.  The IMC is also responsible for audio-visual equipment distribution and technical support in presentation classrooms throughout the campus.  In addition, the IMC produces media that augment the University’s public communication goals.  These efforts include the creation of photography, audio, videos, and multimedia for informational, development and student recruiting purposes.

The facilities of the IMC are state-of-the-art and an important component of the J. William and Mary Diederich College of Communications’ broadcasting curriculum.  Our facilities include two digital television studios, eight video editing suites, three audio studios, and computer graphics platforms.  These advanced facilities are used as classrooms and laboratories by students pursuing a degree in Broadcast & Electronic Communication. Students also have access to these facilities as they participate in MUTV and/or WMUR the student operated campus television and radio stations.