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Campus Tours ID Systems Information - Campus Operator Registrar UNT Researc hP ark Buildings and Major Offices Located Within Administration Building Bain Hall – Named for Dr. Wilfred C. Bain, Chilton Hall (continued) Curry Hall – Named for Dr. O.J. Curry, President the first head of the Music Depart- School of Community Service (continued) first dean of the College of Business Provost and Vice President for Academic ment, 1938, and first dean of the Department of Anthropology Administration, 1946-1974. Affairs School of Music, 1946. Dr. Bain Department of Applied Gerontology Classrooms Vice President for Administrative Affairs also organized the institution’s first Department of Behavior Analysis Team Computer Labs and Tutor Labs Vice President for Finance and Business A Cappella choir. Department of Criminal Justice (College of Business Administration) Affairs Percussion rehearsals Department of Rehabilitation, Social Vice President for University Relations University of North Texas Press Work and Addictions Eagle Student Services Center - Named Vice Chancellor and General Counsel UNT Institute for Behavioral and Learning Department of Sociology after the university’s official mascot Academic Publications Differences Center for Public Management chosen by the student body in 1922. Controller School of Merchandising and Hospitality Admissions, Undergraduate Equity and Diversity Biology Building Management Advanced Learning Classroom Graduate Dean Department of Biological Sciences Media Library (Room 255) Sponsored Projects and Grants General Access Computer Lab Campus Tours Accounting Bruce Hall – Completed in 1948 and ID Systems University Communications and Marketing named after Dr. William Herschel Clark Hall – Named for Miss Edith L. Information - Campus Operator (formerly PAIS) Bruce, who served as president of Clark, the first dean of women, 1916- Registrar the North Texas State Normal 1944. Class schedules Advanced Learning Classroom, Eagle College from 1906 to 1923. Residence hall Records Student Services Center Residence hall Transcripts Coliseum Student Accounting and University Art Building Business Administration Building Basketball games Cashiering Services School of Visual Arts College of Business Administration Commencements Student Financial Aid and Scholarships University Art Gallery Department of Accounting Driver Education Toulouse School of Graduate Studies General Access Computer Lab Department of Business Computer Racquetball courts Graduate Admissions Information Systems Multipurpose facility Astronomy Observatory Center for Information Systems Basketball coaches office Engineering Technology Building Former missile base Research Coliseum office Department of Engineering Technology North of Denton on FM 2164 Department of Finance, Insurance, (Locust Street) Real Estate and Law College Inn Environmental Education, Science and Department of Management Residence hall Technology Building Athletic Office Building Department of Marketing Survey Research Center Institute of Applied Sciences Athletic administration General Access Computer Lab Department of Geography Athletic Media Services Crumley Hall – Named for John Jackson Department of Philosophy and Religion Athletic Ticket Office Chilton Hall – Named for Joshua Crumley, president from 1893 to Studies Crittenden Chilton, who negotiated 1894. He is known for putting the Planetarium/Sky Theater Auditorium Building the contract with the City of Denton “North” in North Texas Normal Department of English that established Texas Normal College. Fouts Field – Named after Theron J. Studies in the Novel College and Teacher Training Residence hall/Conference Center Fouts who served as football coach, Student Use of English Institute on May 8, 1890. Served as Housing and Residence Life dean of men and director of University Writing Center president until 1893. Director of Business Services athletics. Became football coach in Multipurpose auditorium Adaptive Computer Lab Dining Services 1920 and was athletic director at the Center for Media Production time of his death in 1954. Cooperative Education Football games School of Community Service Track meets Center for Public Service Multipurpose outdoor facility Gateway Center Information Sciences Building Maple Hall (named for street) Matthews Annex – Named for Dr. James Chancellor Computing Center Residence hall Carl Matthews, who served as the Board of Regents Academic Computing first dean of the School of Vice President for Development Administrative Computing Marquis Hall – Named for Dr. Robert Education, first vice president of Vice President for Governmental Affairs School of Library and Information Lincoln Marquis, who served as the the teachers college, and president Alumni Association (North Texas Exes) Sciences president of North Texas State of the university, 1951-1968. Center for Continuing Education and Science and Technology Library Teachers College, 1923-1934. Child and Family Resource Clinic Conference Management General Access Computer Lab Human Resources Department Maturational Assessment Clinic Minicourse Office The Club at Gateway Center (restaurant) Graduate Student Computer Lab Institute of Petroleum Accounting UNT Foundation Internal Audit Department McConnell Hall – Named for Dr. W. University Planning Kendall Hall – Named for Dr. Joel Sutton Payroll Joseph McConnell, president of the Campus MapFoldingKey(continued) Kendall who, in 1901, left the Texas Academy of Math and Science teachers college and the state General Academic Building position of state superintendent of (TAMS) college, 1934-1951. Academic Core Programs public instruction to become the NT Institute for Educators on the Visual Residence hall/Texas Academy of Math Copy Center principal [president] of the newly Arts and Science (TAMS) College of Arts and Sciences created state college, North Texas Department of Computer Sciences State Normal College, serving until Masters Hall – Named for W. N. Masters, Men’s Gymnasium Department of Journalism his death in 1906. long-time head of the Chemistry Weight room North Texas Daily Copy Center Department for North Texas State Intramural basketball and volleyball Department of Mathematics Division of Aerospace Studies Teachers College. Women’s volleyball Department of Radio, Television and Film International Studies and Programs Department of Chemistry Indoor soccer NTTV Studies Abroad Center Women’s Studies Intensive English Language Institute Matthews Hall – Named for Dr. James Missile Base CAS Computer Labs (College of Arts and Office of Postgraduate Fellowships Carl Matthews, who served as the Astronomy Observatory Sciences) first dean of the School of Microcomputer Maintenance Shop Kerr Hall – Named for S. A. Kerr of Education, first vice president of Mozart Square University Courses Huntsville, vice-chairman of the the teachers college, and president Residence hall Board of Regents, 1949-1967. of the university, 1951-1968. Golf Course, Radisson Hotel Denton and Residence hall Academy for Research and Professional Murchison Performing Arts Center – Eagle Point Golf Club Development Named for Lucille G. “Lupe” Language Building Child Development Laboratory Murchison, internationally known Goolsby Chapel – Named in honor of the Department of Foreign Languages and College of Education philanthropist and arts supporter, Goolsby family, who provided this Literatures Department of Teacher Education and and member of the Board of facility as a gift to UNT. Administration Regents (1981-1999). Non-denominational Chapel and Library Annex, 901 Precision Department of Technology and Cognition UNT Lyric Theater Reflection Center Technical Services Center for Higher Education Winspear Performance Hall Preservation Department Center for Parent Education Highland Hall (named for street) Center for Study of Educational Reform Music Annex TRIO Center for Student Development Lyceum, University Union Texas Center for Educational Technology Opera Rehearsal Hall Biofeedback Research and Training Lab Multipurpose auditorium/classroom General Access Computer Lab Recording Technology Center for Investigation of Talented Students Lyric Theater, Murchison Performing Music Building Arts Center College of Music Multipurpose theater General Access Computer Lab 539 Music Practice North 540 Music Practice South Science Research Building Student Health and Wellness Center University Union (continued) Biochemistry Clinic Student Employment and Career Oak Street Hall (named for street) Department of Materials Science Health Education Services Stafford Art Gallery Center for Network Neuroscience Pharmacy Vice President for Student Development School of Visual Arts ceramics and Risk Management and Environmental Dean of Students photography programs Scoular Hall – Named for Dr. Florence I. Services Disability Accommodation Scoular, first dean of the School of Telecommunications Syndicate Oak Street Hall Annex (named for street) Home Economics, 1946. Union Arts Center/Graphics Print Research Institute of North Texas Fashion Collection Sullivant Public Safety Center – Named UNT Bookstore Texas Press School of Visual Arts fashion design and for Carroll Sullivant of Gainesville, University Program Council fibers programs member of the Board of Regents, Verde Catering Performing Arts Center Annex (name 1961-1978. (open 24 hours) change pending; under renovation) Shrader Pavilion – Named for Dr. David General university information West Hall Shrader, professor and former dean Police Department Residence hall Campus MapFoldingKey(continued) Physical Education Building of the College of
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