Virtual Tour: Faculty and Staff 'Work From Home' Office Setups

Woman and daughter sitting at table, writing on paper.

Amy Nichols, content coordinator for Bama by Distance, and her daughter Lilah are both keeping up with work and school from their kitchen table.

Office setup with two computer screens and television.

Pro tip: Use a makeup mirror for a professional lighting effect during your Zoom classes and meetings. Chandra Clark, assistant professor in journalism and creative media.

Office setup with computer, iPad and lamp.

Kellie Hensley, marketing coordinator for the Center for Advanced Public Safety, is working from her childhood bedroom in Montgomery.

Man gives a thumbs up while sitting in front of laptop.

Thumbs up! David Miller, communications specialist with the School of Social Work, is pleased with his at-home setup.

An outdoor table with laptop, journal and newspaper.

Rebecca Minder, marketing and digital media manager for Alabama Heritage, takes advantage of the nice spring weather in Tuscaloosa.

An office desk covered with papers, a laptop and television screen.

WVUA 23 Director of Sales Tabitha Bostick hooked up an old television so she “can really get after it on my budget spreadsheets.”

An office setup with three computer screens.

Social distancing: Olivia Ann Hodges, social media communications specialist, is staying close to UA’s online communities.

A home office setup looking out into the yard.

Brittany Richardson, marketing manager, keeps her home office sleek.

A laptop and large computer screen set on a home office desk.

Bigger is better. Rebecca Ballard, director of college relations for the College of Education, also hooked her computer up to a television.

A cat sitting in front of a computer screen.

What’s a video editor without a cat? Would this even be an internet slideshow without one? Chris Largin, broadcat, oops, broadcast editor and producer, and Bynx have us covered.