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Campus Map and Buildings 554 Campus Map Campus Map Legend 555 Campus Map and Legend 556 Buildings and Major Offices Located Within Hurley Administration Building – Named for Dr. Business Administration Building Alfred F. Hurley and his wife, Johanna H. Hurley. College of Business Administration Dr. Hurley was appointed the university’s 12th Department of Accounting president and second chancellor in 1982 and Department of Business Computer served as UNT System’s first full-time chancellor Information Systems in October 2000. Dr. Hurley held the university’s Center for Information Systems Research presidency longer than any other chief executive Department of Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and in UNT’s history. Law President Department of Management Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Department of Marketing and Logistics Senior Vice President for Administration General Access Computer Lab Vice President for Finance and Business Affairs Vice President for University Relations Chilton Hall – Named for Joshua Crittenden Chilton, Vice Chancellor and General Counsel who negotiated the contract with the City of Academic Publications Denton that established Texas Normal College Controller and Teacher Training Institute on May 8, 1890. Equity and Diversity Served as president until 1893. Graduate Dean Adaptive Computer Lab Sponsored Projects and Grants Accounting Center for Media Production University Communications and Marketing Cooperative Education School of Community Service Advanced Learning Classroom, Eagle Student Center for Public Service Services Center Department of Anthropology Department of Applied Gerontology Art Building Department of Behavior Analysis School of Visual Arts Department of Criminal Justice University Art Gallery Department of Rehabilitation, Social Work and General Access Computer Lab Addictions Department of Sociology Astronomy Observatory Center for Public Management Former missile base School of Merchandising and Hospitality North of Denton on FM 2164 (Locust Street) Management Media Library Athletic Office Building General Access Computer Lab Athletic administration Athletic Media Services Clark Hall – Named for Miss Edith L. Clark, the first Athletic Ticket Office dean of women, 1916-1944. Residence hall Auditorium Building Department of English Coliseum Studies in the Novel Basketball games Student Use of English Commencements University Writing Center Racquetball courts Multipurpose auditorium Multipurpose facility Basketball coaches office Bain Hall – Named for Dr. Wilfred C. Bain, the first Coliseum office head of the Music Department, 1938, and first dean of the School of Music, 1946. Dr. Bain also College Inn organized the institution’s first A Cappella choir. Residence hall Percussion rehearsals Survey Research Center University of North Texas Press UNT Institute for Behavioral and Learning Crumley Hall – Named for John Jackson Crumley, Differences president from 1893 to 1894. He is known for putting the “North” in North Texas Normal College. Biology Building Residence hall/Conference Center Department of Biological Sciences Housing and Residence Life Director of Business Services Bruce Hall – Completed in 1948 and named after Dr. Dining Services William Herschel Bruce, who served as president of the North Texas State Normal College from 1906 to 1923. Residence hall Because of numerous construction and renovation projects on campus, office locations are subject to change. For assistance in verifying office locations, please call the UNT Campus Operator at (940) 565-2000 or Metro (940) 267-3731 Buildings and Major Offices Located Within 557 Curry Hall – Named for Dr. O. J. Curry, first dean of the General Academic Building College of Business Administration, 1946-1974. Academic Core Programs Classrooms Eagle Images (copy center) Team Computer Labs and Tutor Labs (College of College of Arts and Sciences Business Administration) Department of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Journalism Dining Hall (name change pending; under construction) North Texas Daily Department of Mathematics Eagle Student Services Center – Named after the Department of Radio, Television and Film university’s official mascot chosen by the student NTTV body in 1922. Women’s Studies Admissions, Undergraduate CAS Computer Labs (College of Arts and Sciences) Advanced Learning Classroom (Room 255) Microcomputer Maintenance Shop Campus Tours University Courses ID Systems Information - Campus Operator Goolsby Chapel – Named in honor of the Goolsby Registrar family, who provided this facility as a gift to UNT. Class schedules Non-denominational Chapel and Reflection Center Records Transcripts Highland Hall (named for street) Student Accounting and University Cashiering TRIO Center for Student Development Services Biofeedback Research and Training Lab Student Financial Aid and Scholarships Center for Investigation of Talented Students Toulouse School of Graduate Studies Graduate Admissions Information Sciences Building Computing Center Engineering Technology Building Academic Computing College of Engineering Administrative Computing Department of Engineering Technology School of Library and Information Sciences Science and Technology Library Environmental Education, Science and General Access Computer Lab Technology Building Graduate Student Computer Lab Institute of Applied Sciences Department of Geography Kendall Hall – Named for Dr. Joel Sutton Kendall who, Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies in 1901, left the position of state superintendent of Planetarium/Sky Theater public instruction to become the principal [presi- dent] of the newly created state college, North Fouts Field – Named after Theron J. Fouts who served Texas State Normal College, serving until his as football coach, dean of men and director of death in 1906. athletics. Became football coach in 1920 and was Eagle Images (copy center) athletic director at the time of his death in 1954. Division of Aerospace Studies Football games International Studies and Programs Track meets Studies Abroad Center Multipurpose outdoor facility Intensive English Language Institute Office of Postgraduate Fellowships Gateway Center Chancellor Kerr Hall – Named for S. A. Kerr of Huntsville, vice- Board of Regents chairman of the Board of Regents, 1949-1967. Vice President for Development Residence hall Vice President for Governmental Affairs Alumni Association (North Texas Exes) Language Building Center for Continuing Education and Department of Foreign Languages and Conference Management Literatures Minicourse Office The Club at Gateway Center (restaurant) Library Annex, 901 Precision UNT Foundation Technical Services University Planning Preservation Department Lyceum, University Union Multipurpose auditorium/classroom Lyric Theater, Murchison Performing Arts Center Multipurpose theater Because of numerous construction and renovation projects on campus, office locations are subject to change. For assistance in verifying office locations, please call the UNT Campus Operator at (940) 565-2000 or Metro (940) 267-3731 558 Buildings and Major Offices Located Within Maple Hall (named for street) Murchison Performing Arts Center – Named for Residence hall Lucille G. “Lupe” Murchison, internationally known philanthropist and arts supporter, and member of Marquis Hall – Named for Dr. Robert Lincoln Marquis, the Board of Regents (1981-1999). who served as the president of North Texas State UNT Lyric Theater Teachers College, 1923-1934. Winspear Performance Hall Human Resources Department Institute of Petroleum Accounting Music Annex Internal Audit Department Opera Rehearsal Hall Payroll Recording Technology Texas Academy of Math and Science (TAMS) NT Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts Music Building College of Music Masters Hall – Named for W. N. Masters, long-time General Access Computer Lab head of the Chemistry Department for North Texas State Teachers College. Music Practice North Department of Chemistry Music Practice South Matthews Hall – Named for Dr. James Carl Matthews, who served as the first dean of the School of New Residence Hall #3 (name change pending; Education, first vice president of the teachers under construction) college, and president of the university, 1951- 1968. Oak Street Hall (named for street) Academy for Outreach, Research and Professional Stafford Art Gallery Development School of Visual Arts ceramics and photography Child Development Laboratory programs College of Education Oak Street Hall Annex (named for street) Department of Teacher Education and Print Research Institute of North Administration Texas Press Department of Technology and Cognition Center for Higher Education Performing Arts Center Annex Center for Parent Education College of Music Wind Studies Programs Center for Study of Educational Reform Texas Center for Educational Technology Physical Education Building General Access Computer Lab Faculty/Staff Fitness Program Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion Matthews Annex – Named for Dr. James Carl and Recreation Matthews, who served as the first dean of the School of Education, first vice president of the Physical Plant Complex teachers college, and president of the university, Main Office, Facilities Planning 1951-1968. Access Control Child and Family Resource Clinic Grounds Maturational Assessment Clinic Moving Services Recycling Services McConnell Hall – Named for Dr. W. Joseph McConnell, president of the teachers college and the state Physics Building college, 1934-1951. Department of Physics Residence hall/Texas Academy
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