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School of Business Installs Stock Ticker in Halpin-Harrison Hall

Dynamic LED Display Software Offers A Continuous Stream of Business Content

Scott Harvard
SUSB Advisory Board Member Scott Harvard supports the installation of a U-shaped Indoor LED Stock Ticker Display System in the lobby of Halpin-Harrison Hall.

A dramatic new feature now graces the lobby of Halpin-Harrison Hall — a U-shaped Indoor LED Stock Ticker Display System. Installed during spring break, the software system provides a continuous stream of dynamic content to the LED ticker display and offers Dow Jones Industrial Average and NASDAQ indexes, news headlines, financial information, current weather, and custom messaging.

Located on three walls, content travels from the far-right end across each wall, seamlessly transitioning from one wall to the next, and continuing to the far-left end. The visually exciting, full-color LED display uses cutting-edge technology engineered to be extremely reliable.

Astrid Sheil
SUSB Dean Astrid Sheil stands in the lobby of Halpin-Harrison Hall and the school’s newly installed stock ticker.

According to Dean Astrid Sheil, Ph.D., generous donors made this project a reality for the School of Business.

In addition to an anonymous gift, First Bank CEO Scott Harvard really stepped up to make this project happen. A member of our Advisory Board, he sees the value in students seeing one of the biggest drivers of the economy — the stock market — in real-time, every day when they enter the building. It also symbolizes that this is a business school. We don’t just talk about business. We do business.”

Astrid Sheil, Ph.D. | Dean of the Shenandoah University School of Business

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