Entrance
The doors are propped open before an event begins and often one remains open for late arrivals.
There are no automatic door openers to JRC 101. Between the two doors there is dividers between the door.
Moving Clockwise Around the Room
** The layout of the room can change depending on what event is being hosted in there**
Sensory
Floor: The flooring is wooden.
Walls: The walls are wood paneling
Lighting:
- Daytime: There are large rectangular windows that provide lots of sunlight into the room. The windows have two sets of shades (slightly dim and full blackout)
- Nighttime: There are wall and overhead lights that are a soft yellowish hue.
Sound: When the space is empty there is a dull humming sound of air vents and other machinery. During a presentation when the microphone is being used, the sound doesn’t echo as much but if there are multiple conversations happening at once the sound can reverberate throughout the room.
** Sound echoes in this space**
** This space has a hearing loop**
Smell: This room can have food smells emanating from nearby Spencer Grill and the Dining Hall Marketplace.
A Reunion presentation in JRC 101 with audience-style seating.
A class meal in JRC 101 during Reunion.
A birds-eye view of a townhall meeting in JRC 101.
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