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Meet Our Partners

We’re proud to work with a broad network of campus collaborators and community allies to make The Studio possible. The Studio is sponsored by Information Systems with partners in academic units such as CAT, DISC, and OOE, as well as the School of Business, School of Law, and School of Divinity, along with campus resources like the WakerSpace, Wake Downtown, and Faculty Commons. We also collaborate with off-campus partners, including local nonprofits, various statewide institutions, and Adobe, to provide expertise, tools, and resources that enhance our digital projects. Together, these partners help amplify the reach and impact of The Studio. Explore this page to learn more about who’s involved and how their contributions bring digital innovation to life at Wake Forest.

On Campus

Beyond Our Gates

Adobe: The Studio uses Adobe Creative Cloud to support students in creating high-quality, innovative digital projects. 

IMEX Lab, PSU: This collaboration will help The Studio offer expanded opportunities for students and faculty to explore and create with emerging immersive tools and practices such as VR and 360° video.

LTC Brings together academic technology leaders from ten institutions to discuss opportunities, challenges, and innovations. The group will advise the Studio, drawing on knowledge, experience, and expertise from each institution.

Media Commons (PSU)Media Commons at Penn State will partner with The Studio to share expertise and best practices in digital media planning and production to advance digital innovation in teaching and learning.

Spark Lab (NYU) NYU’s SPARK Lab will partner with The Studio by sharing expertise in emerging technologies and digital learning. This collaboration will help expand hands-on, digitally fluent learning opportunities for students and faculty.

The Dreamery (PSU) Penn State’s Dreamery will partner with The Studio by sharing expertise in hands-on exploration of emerging technologies. This collaboration will support creative, pedagogically grounded experimentation for students and faculty.