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E5 Art Building and Annex (AB) ................................... G8 Lincoln Hall (LH) ........................................................A5 Simon Benson House (SBH) ........................................C4 Blackstone Residence Hall (BLKS) ............................C4 Market Center Building (MCB) ..................................A9 Smith Memorial Student Branford Price Millar Library (ML) ..............................D4 Montgomery Residence Hall (MONT) ........................C4 Union (SMSU) ........................................................C5 Broadway Residence Hall (BDWY) ............................. F6 Native American Student and South Greenhouse (SGH) ...........................................C3 Campus Public Safety (CPSO) .................................... E5 Community Center (NASCC) ................................. G5 Stephen Epler Residence Hall (SEH) ..........................C2 Collaborative Life Sciences Building (CLSB) Neuberger Hall (NH)...................................................D5 Stratford Residence Hall (STFR) ..................................A3 (see map inset) North Greenhouse (NGH) ...........................................C3 University Center Building (UCB) ..............................D7 Community Recreation Field (CRF) .............................D3 Ondine Residence Hall (OND) .................................... E7 University Honors (UH)...............................................A2 Cramer Hall (CH) ........................................................B5 Parking Structure One (P1) .........................................D6 University Place (UP) ............................................... G10 East Hall (EH) ............................................................. E6 Parking Structure Two (P2) .........................................B6 University Pointe (PNT) .............................................. F7 Engineering Building (EB) .......................................... F9 Parking Structure Three (P3) .......................................B1 University Services Building (USB) .............................B6 Fifth Avenue Cinema (CIN) ......................................... E7 Parkway Residence Hall (PRKW) ................................A4 University Technology Services (UTS) ........................H9 Fifth Avenue Lot (FAL) ...............................................C8 Peter W. Stott Center (PSC) ........................................ E4 Urban Center Building (URBN) ...................................B7 Fourth Avenue Building (FAB) ....................................D9 PSU Bookstore (BOOK) ...............................................B7 West Heating Plant (WHP) ......................................... E2 George C. Hoffmann Hall (HOFF) ...............................D2 Research Greenhouse (RGH) ...................................... F4 Harder House (HAR) ...................................................A4 Saint Helens Residence Hall (STHL) ............................B2 Not pictured Harrison Street Building (HSB) ...................................C3 School of Business Administration (BA) .....................C6 Center for Executive and Professional Education, Helen Gordon Child Development School of Education (ED) ............................................D9 1500 SW 1st Ave., Suite 1008 Center (HGCDC) .....................................................A1 Science Building One (SB1) .......................................A3 PSU Business Accelerator, Corbett Building, Joseph C. Blumel Residence Hall (BLU) ......................B2 Science and Education Center (SEC) ..........................H8 2828 SW Corbett Ave..
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