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Go to Wmich.Edu/Maps Haworth College of Business Oakland Dr P Goldsworth Valley Residence Halls Building index Parking Structure 1 .................. D-9 A Parking Structure 2 ................... I-5 Ackley Hall Parking Services ...................... G-3 3 2 Garneau 1 Academic buildings Sports facilities Streets A (Goldsworth Valley 1) ................ A-6 Physical Plant ......................... C-15 WMU Campus Map Fox Key Admissions Public Safety (Police Station) .. D-12 Harvey (Seibert Administration Bldg.) ... F-7 Power Plant (Bob Beam) ......... H-10 Parking Student housing Find major routes Shilling B R Eldridge Bernhard Ctr. ............................. E-7 Read Fieldhouse (University Arena) F-9 Visitor parking Student services Bob Beam Power Plant ............ H-10 Richmond Ctr. ........................... H-5 Valley 2 Dr. Bookstore (Bernhard Ctr.) ......... E-7 Rood Hall ................................... F-5 Valley 3 Dr. Eicher Ackley Visit wmich.edu/broncotransit for route information. Britton Hall (Goldsworth Valley 1) B-6 ROTC ........................................ H-11 Brown Hall ................................ H-6 Harrison LeFevre B S Visit wmich.edu/disabilityservices for information about building accessibility or call Burnhams (Ernest and Smith) ... H-7 Sangren Hall ............................. F-6 Hadley C Schneider Hall ......................... D-4 Stinson (269) 387-2116. At wmich.edu/maps, click on layers on the right and scroll down to Campus Services Bldg. ........... G-13 Goldsworth Valley Apts. Accessibility to view information such as accessible parking, mobility routes, curb cuts, School of Medicine Clinics Chemistry Bldg. ........................ G-6 (Linda Richards Bldg.) ............ G-14 Britton electronic doors, ramp entrances and accessible buildings. Computer Ctr. ............................. G-6 Valley Dining Valley 1 Dr. Seelye Facility (Indoor Practice) D-14 D Seibert Administration Bldg. Center Goldsworth Dalton Ctr. ................................. H-6 TO W. MAIN (Admissions) ............................. F-7 Lower Davis Hall .................................. G-8 Shaw Theatre C Disability Services for Students Goldsworth Valley Pond Tennis Courts Public (Gilmore Theatre Complex) ........ I-6 Intramural Fields (Woodlawn Place) ...................... E-5 Shilling Hall S. Kendall Intramural Field Safety Draper Hall ................................ G-8 (Goldsworth Valley 1) ................ A-6 Main TO DOWNTOWN KALAMAZOO Dunbar Hall ............................... H-6 Siedschlag Hall ......................... G-8 Ring Road North Sorensen Physical E Ring Road North Sindecuse Health Ctr. ................ D-5 Campus Tennis Courts Plant Ebert Field ................................F-12 Oakland Dr. Smith Burnham Hall .................. H-7 orth Valley D Stadium Dr. Eicher Hall (Goldsworth Valley 2) ....B-6 ldw r. Stone Sorensen Tennis Courts ............ D-9 Go Eldridge Hall (Goldsworth Valley 3) ..A-4 Western Monroe D South Kohrman Hall .................. H-5 Ellsworth Hall ............................ E-8 Spindler Hall ............................F-14 Schneider Hall Sindecuse Heights Elmwood Apts. .......................... H-7 Central Campus Dr. Hall-Archer Parking Sprau Tower .............................. H-6 Business Health Ctr. Hall-Archer Ernest Burnham Hall ................. H-7 Stadium Dr. Apts. ...................... K-7 h Pickard East t r Pickard West Visitor Structure 1 Seelye Indoor Everett Tower ............................ F-5 o Stinson Hall N Parking Practice Facility W. Michigan Ave. Heritage EWB (Ernest Wilbur Bldg.) ....... H-13 d (Goldsworth Valley 3) ................ B-4 a Waldo Vandercook Hall o F R Student Recreation Ctr. (SRC) ... E-9 Henry Ellsworth g Kanley Track Stadium Faunce Student Services .......... G-4 n Bernhard Student Services (Faunce) ........ G-4 i R Fetzer Ctr. .................................. E-5 Ring Road South T Ctr. E Fox Hall (Goldsworth Valley 3) ... A-4 Fetzer Ctr. Trimpe ....................................... H-4 Woodlawn Place Sangren Hall Hyames Field French Hall ................................ G-9 Disability Services U Bookstore at Bobb Stadium Friedmann Hall .......................... H-6 for Students Education and Human Student Unified Clinics ......................... G-14 LITTLE ess Ct. Development Archer G usin W Visitor Recreation V B ilb Little Gabel Natatorium ur Parking Valley Dining Center ................... B-4 Center Spindler Theatre (Lawson Ice Arena) ................... K-4 W. Michigan Ave. Ebert Vandercook Hall .......................E-14 Howard St. St. Howard Garneau Hall Oaklands Field W Rood Oliver (Goldsworth Valley 2) ................ A-5 Waldo Library ........................... G-7 R Admissions Welcome Ctr. Gilmore Theatre Complex in F Waldo Stadium .........................E-13 g Oliver Montague R Seibert Read Walwood Hall (Shaw Theatre) ........................... I-6 o Kanley Walwood Hall ...........................F-14 a Everett Lee Honors Administration Bldg. House d Chapel Goldsworth Valley Apts. ............ C-7 McCracken Fieldhouse Graduate Welborn .................................... F-5 N College Oakland Dr. o Hall H Goldsworth Valley 1 .................. A-6 r ays Wesley Foundation .................... F-6 t College h Zimmerman Goldsworth Valley 2 .................. A-5 Welborn Faunce Computer Western Heights ........................D-7 Student Haenicke Siedschlag Campus Goldsworth Valley 3 .................. A-4 Ctr. Services Bldg. Western View Apts. ................... H-4 Services Ring Road South Graduate College ......................F-15 Wood Hall .................................. G-5 Davis Stadium Dr. H Wood Waldo Library Cass Linda Richards Bldg. Woodlawn Place (Disability Draper Hadley Hall Chemistry French School of Medicine G Services for Students) ............... E-5 Aviation S. Dormitory (Goldsworth Valley 1) ................ B-6 Arcadia Loop Z Parking Advising Clinics Haenicke Hall ............................ F-5 Cass Zhang Legacy Collections Ctr. K-10 Services Oliver and Harrison Hall Trimpe Arts and Sciences Moore Ernest Burnham Zimmerman Hall ........................ G-9 Office for Knauss EWB Unified Clinics (Goldsworth Valley 3) ................ B-4 W. Michigan Ave. Sustainability Distance Kohrman Advising Education Friedmann Harvey Hall Advising office index Dalton Smith Burnham Bob Beam (Goldsworth Valley 2) ................ A-5 Arts and Sciences (269) 387-4366 Dunbar Power Plant Health and Health and Human Friedmann Hall .......................... H-6 Services Bldg. (CHHS) ............. H-12 Sprau E. Shaw Activity Therapy Bldg. Human Services H Aviation (269) 387-0347 Western Moore Henry Hall ................................. E-7 South ROTC East Heritage Hall ........................... D-15 Kohrman Hall ............................ H-5 View Apts. Fine Arts Ring Road South Ring Road South South Road Ring Kohrman Oakland Dr. Honors College (Lee) ................. F-5 Education and Richmond Brown Branch Campus Hyames Field at Human Development (269) 387-3474 Parking Robert J. Bobb Stadium ...........E-12 Miller Sangren Hall ............................. F-6 Cass Office for Sustainability ............ G-3 Structure 2 Auditorium Loop Arcadia Engineering and Visitor Gilmore I Parking Theatre Ice Arena (Lawson) ................... K-4 Applied Sciences (269) 276-3270 Complex Stadium Dr. BR U.S. 131 & I-94 Parkview Campus .......Map on back Howard St. Auditorium Dr. I Intramural Fields .............. C-2, C-7 W. Shaw Shaw W. Elmwood Apts. K Fine Arts Theatre Dr. Theatre Kanley Chapel ........................... F-6 Art (269) 387-2440 Kanley Running Track ..............E-11 Richmond Ctr. ........................... H-5 Kent Knauss Hall ............................... H-6 Dance (269) 387-3210 TO U.S.-131 Kohrman Hall ............................ H-5 Dalton Ctr. ................................. H-6 L Music (269) 387-4672 Ring Road South Cass Lawson Ice Arena ..................... K-4 Dalton Ctr. ................................. H-6 . e v Stadium Dr. J Lee Honors College ................... F-5 Theatre (269) 387-3210 A rn LeFevre Hall 0 100 300 500 700 900 1100 Crane te Apts. Gilmore Theatre Complex ........... I-6 es (Goldsworth Valley 2) ................ B-6 SCALE IN FEET W Go to wmich.edu/maps Haworth College of Business Oakland Dr. Linda Richards Bldg. (School of Roell (269) 387-5075 Medicine Clinics) .................... G-14 Worner Zhang Legacy for additional areas and Schneider Hall ......................... D-4 Collections Ctr. Little Theatre Lawson Ice Gar access to an interactive map. (Oaklands Recital Hall) .............F-14 Health and Human Services Arena and M (269) 387-2656 TO I-94 McCracken Hall ........................ F-7 Health and Human Hussey Hussey Gabel Howard St. K Miller Auditorium ....................... I-6 Services Bldg. ......................... H-12 August 2017 OUR#170245 Natatorium Montague House ......................F-14 Lee Honors College (269) 387-3230 (Ice Rink and Pool) Recreation Moore Hall ................................. H-7 Lee Honors College ................... F-5 O Oaklands ................................... F-8 Exploratory Advising–Undecided Oaklands Recital Hall (269) 387-4410 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 (Little Theatre) .........................F-14 Ellsworth Hall ............................ E-8 Visit the College of Aviation located in Battle Creek From U.S. 131: Take exit 34A onto eastbound I-94 (toward Detroit) and follow the Go to Campus subsequent directions for I-94. From I-94:
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