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WMU-Admissions-Map-202107.Pdf Goldsworth Valley Residence Halls KEY OFFICE INDEX Garneau Arts and Sciences (269) 387-4366 Haworth College of Business (269) 387-5075 3 Fox 2 1 When using a GPS for directions to the Seibert Friedmann Hall . H-6 Schneider Hall . D-4 Harvey Administration Building (Office of Admissions), A Aviation (269) 964-6375 Health and Human Services (269) 387-2656 Shilling input these coordinates, 42.284199, -85.613001 Battle Creek Campus . Map on back Health and Human Eldridge Admissions into your latitude and longitude information. Education and Human Development Services Bldg . H-12 Valley 2 Dr. (269) 387-3474 Lee Honors College (269) 387-3230 Valley 3 Dr. Eicher Ackley Sangren Hall .. E-6 Lee Honors College . F-5 Harrison LeFevre Welcome Engineering and Applied Sciences (269) 276-3270 Exploratory Advising–Undecided (269) 387-4410 Hadley B Parkview Campus . Map on back Ellsworth Hall . E-8 Stinson Goldsworth Valley Apts. Center Fine Arts Residence Life (269) 387-4735 Britton Art (269) 387-2440 Faunce Student Services . G-4 Valley Dining Valley 1 Dr. Richmond Ctr . H-5 Center Goldsworth Student Financial Aid (Bronco Express) TO W. MAIN Lower Dance (269) 387-3210 (269) 387-6000 Tennis Courts Dalton Ctr . H-6 Bernhard Center . E-8 Intramural Fields Goldsworth Valley Pond Public C S. Kendall Intramural Field Safety Music (269) 387-4672 Main TO DOWNTOWN KALAMAZOO Dalton Ctr . H-6 Ring Road North Sorensen Physical Ring Road North Tennis Courts Plant Theatre (269) 387-3210 Oakland Dr. Gilmore Theatre Complex . I-6 orth Valley Dr Stadium Dr. w . Campus Stone old G Western Monroe BUILDING INDEX Schneider Hall Sindecuse Heights D Central Campus Dr. Visitor Parking ______________________ _____________________ ______________________ _____________________ Health Ctr. Hall-Archer A M Key Business Hall-Archer Pickard East h Ackley Hall (Goldsworth Valley 1) . B-6 t Miller Auditorium . I-6 r Pickard West Seelye Indoor o Visitor Parking N W. Michigan Ave. Practice Facility Heritage Admissions (Seibert Administration Bldg .) . F-7 Montague House . F-14 Visitor parking d Parking Structure 1 a Waldo Vandercook Hall o Arcadia Flats . H-8 Moore Hall . H-7 R Henry Ellsworth g Kanley Track Stadium ______________________ _____________________ ______________________ _____________________ Academic buildings n i Bernhard B O R Ctr. Ring Road South Bernhard Ctr . E-8 Oaklands. F-8 Parking Fetzer Ctr. Hyames Field E Woodlawn Place Sangren Hall Bob Beam Power Plant . H-10 Oaklands Recital Hall (Little Theatre) . F-14 Sports facilities Education and Human Bookstore at Bobb Stadium Bookstore (Bernhard Ctr .) .. E-8 Office for Sustainability . G-3 Student LITTLE s Ct. Archer WMU Esports Arena ______________________ _____________________ sines W Development W. Michigan Ave. Britton Hall (Goldsworth Valley 1) . B-6 P Bu ilb Recreation in the LittleTheatre Student housing ur Visitor Parking Center Brown Hall . H-6 Parking Structure 1 . D-9 Ebert Spindler Construction St. Howard Oaklands Burnhams (Ernest and Smith) . H-8 Parking Structure 2 . I-5 Rood Field Oliver ______________________C _____________________ Parking Services . .. G-3 R Admissions Welcome Ctr. Student services in Campus Services Bldg . G-13 Physical Plant . C-14 g Seibert Administration Bldg. Oliver Montague F R Read Walwood Hall o Kanley Disability Services a Everett Lee Honors House Chemistry Bldg . G-6 Public Safety (Police Station) . D-12 d Chapel for Students Hays Ring Rd. N Fieldhouse Graduate o College Oakland Dr. Computer Ctr . G-6 Power Plant (Bob Beam) . H-10 r t Student Ctr. h College ______________________ _____________________ ______________________ _____________________ Streets Welborn Faunce Computer Construction D R Student Haenicke Campus Dalton Ctr . H-6 Read Fieldhouse (University Arena) . F-9 Ctr. Ring Road South Services Bldg. Find major routes Services Hilltop Village Stadium Dr. Disability Services for Students (Seibert). F-7 Wood Richmond Ctr . H-5 Waldo Library Construction Cass Linda Richards Bldg. Dunbar Hall . H-6 Rood Hall . F-5 Visit wmich.edu/broncotransit Chemistry School of Medicine G ______________________ _____________________ W. Michigan Ave. S. Dormitory E ROTC . H-12 for route information. Parking Clinics ______________________ _____________________ Arcadia Loop Cass Ebert Field . F-12 S Services Oliver and Trimpe Arts and Sciences Moore Eicher Hall (Goldsworth Valley 2) . B-6 Sangren Hall . E-6 Office for Knauss EWB Unified Clinics Sustainability Distance Kohrman Advising Ernest Burnham Eldridge Hall (Goldsworth Valley 3) . A-4 Schneider Hall .. D-4 Accessibility Education Friedmann Dalton Arcadia Bob Beam Ellsworth Hall . E-8 School of Medicine Clinics (Linda Richards Visit wmich.edu/disabilityservices Dunbar Smith Burnham Flats Power Plant Health and Ernest Burnham Hall . .. H-8 Bldg .) . G-14 for information about building Sprau Moore Activity Therapy Bldg. Human Services H Everett Tower . F-5 Seelye Facility (Indoor Practice) . D-14 Western View Apts. E. Shaw accessibility or call (269) 387-2116. South Fine Arts ROTC EWB (Ernest Wilbur Bldg .) . H-13 Seibert Administration Bldg . (Admissions) . F-7 Ring Road South South Road Ring Ring Road South ______________________ _____________________ Kohrman Oakland Dr. F Shaw Theatre (Gilmore Theatre Complex) . I-6 At wmich.edu/maps, click on layers Richmond Brown Branch East Faunce Student Services . G-4 Shilling Hall (Goldsworth Valley 1) . A-6 Parking on the right and scroll down to Miller Fetzer Ctr . E-5 Sindecuse Health Ctr . .. D-5 Cass Campus Accessibility to view information such Structure 2 Auditorium Loop Arcadia Fox Hall (Goldsworth Valley 3) . A-4 Visitor Gilmore Smith Burnham Hall . H-8 as accessible parking, mobility routes, Parking Theatre Friedmann Hall . H-6 Sorensen Tennis Courts . .. C-9 Complex I ______________________ _____________________ Howard St. Auditorium Dr. G South Kohrman Hall . H-5 curb cuts, electronic doors, ramp Shaw W. Stadium Dr. BR U.S. 131 & I-94 Garneau Hall (Goldsworth Valley 2) . A-5 Spindler Hall . F-14 Theatre Dr. Theatre entrances and accessible buildings. Gilmore Theatre Complex (Shaw Theatre) . I-6 Sprau Tower . H-6 Kent Goldsworth Valley Apts . .C-7 Stadium Dr . Apts . K-8 Goldsworth Valley 1 . A-6 Stinson Hall (Goldsworth Valley 3) . B-4 Goldsworth Valley 2 . A-5 Ring Road South TO U.S.-131 Student Center . F-7 Cass J Goldsworth Valley 3 . A-4 . Stadium Dr. Student Recreation Ctr . (SRC) . E-9 ve A Graduate College . F-15 Go to Crane rn Apts. Student Services (Faunce) . G-4 wmich.edu/maps ste ______________________ _____________________ ______________________ _____________________ We H T for additional areas and access Oakland Dr. Roell Hadley Hall (Goldsworth Valley 1) . B-6 Trimpe Distributive Education . H-4 to an interactive map. Worner Lawson Ice Zhang Legacy Haenicke Hall . G-5 ______________________U _____________________ (Ice Rink) Collections Ctr. Arena Gar Harrison Hall (Goldsworth Valley 3) . B-5 Unified Clinics . G-14 Harvey Hall (Goldsworth Valley 2) . A-5 ______________________ _____________________ 0 100 300 500 700 900 1100 K V Hussey Hussey TO I-94 Howard St. SCALE IN FEET Health and Human Services Bldg . (CHHS) H-12 Valley Dining Center . C-4 Henry Hall . E-7 Vandercook Hall . E-14 _____________________ ____________________ Recreation Heritage Hall . E-15 W Honors College (Lee) . F-5 Waldo Library . G-7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Hyames Field at Robert J . Bobb Stadium E-12 Waldo Stadium . E-13 BERNHARD CENTER, ELLSWORTH3 HALL AND SEIBERT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING FETZER CENTER MILLER AUDITORIUM AND PARKING ______________________ I _____________________ Walwood Hall . F-15 (Office of Admissions) • From US 131 take Stadium Dr. east 2.2 miles. STRUCTURE 2 Ice Arena (Lawson) . K-5 Welborn . G-4 • From US 131 take Stadium Dr. east 2.8 miles • The Seibert Administration Building • Turn left at the light onto Howard St. • From US 131 take Stadium Dr. east Intramural Fields . C-2, C-7 Western Heights . D-7 ______________________K _____________________ Western View Apts . .. H-4 • Turn left at the light onto Oliver St. and (Office of Admissions) is situated on the • Turn right at the light onto West Michigan 2.2 miles. Kanley Chapel . F-6 WMU Esports Arena in the Little Theatre F-14 cross the railroad tracks. left across from the Bernhard Center. Avenue and get in the right-hand lane; • Turn left at the light onto Howard St. Kanley Running Track . E-11 Wood Hall . G-6 • Turn right at the stop sign onto Ring Rd. • Metered parking lots are located on the proceed to the roundabout and exit at the • In .02 miles, turn right onto the Ring Rd. Knauss Hall . H-6 Woodlawn Place . E-5 Kohrman Hall . H-5 ______________________ Z _____________________ South. west side of the Bernhard Center and third connecting road Ring Rd. North). South access road (second connecting ______________________ L _____________________ Zhang Legacy Collections Ctr . K-10 • Turn left at the light onto West Michigan Ave. northwest side of Ellsworth Hall. • Turn right at the stop sign onto Business road on right). Lawson Ice Arena . K-5 • Ellsworth Hall is situated on the right, just • Lots near Bernhard Center are Lots 68 & 69. Court and then enter the large parking lot • Turn left at the stop sign and proceed to Lee Honors College . F-5 LeFevre Hall (Goldsworth Valley 2) . B-6 west of Parking Structure 1. on the left. the parking structure. Linda Richards Bldg . (School of Medicine • The Bernhard Center is situated on the • Turn right into Lot 72F. Clinics) . G-14 right just west of Ellsworth Hall. Little Theatre . F-14 WMU Portage Rd. Portage Portage Oakland Dr. International Airport Airport International Indiana Toll Road Toll Indiana Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Kalamazoo/Battle Sprinkle Rd. Chicago wmich.edu/visit EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT Westnedge Ave. Westnedge Parkview Campus Parkview 49008-5211 access to an interactive map. interactive an to access and Applied Sciences Applied and Michigan Kalamazoo, EXIT College of Engineering Engineering of College and areas additional for 1903 W Michigan Ave Michigan W 1903 wmich.edu/maps Cork St.
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