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River Campus, Medical Center, South Campus, Eastman Campus, and Memorial Art Gallery Parking & Shuttle Map River Campus, Medical Center, South Campus, Eastman Campus, and Memorial Art Gallery Parking & Shuttle Map P Parking Lot MT. HOPE AVE. E. HENRIETTA RD. (ROUTE 15A) Towne Mail Services S Shuttle Stop House Mt. Hope Professional Bldg. W. HENRIETTA RD. (ROUTE 15) WILSON BLVD. CRITTENDEN BLVD. Cutler N . G WILSON NORTH Union O O D M LOT EASTMAN CAMPUS/ UNIVERSITY A 5 N COUNSELING 1 Goler E MEMORIAL ART GALLERY S CENTER Memorial Art T House T . U E . Gallery O V R A 390 Y P T O SI R EDC ER T IV I N N LOT . U T C S E N S I A T SOUTH CAMPUS U P A L . Student N E Laboratory for M E AST DR . I X O Living Center T Laser Energetics A S N N A S . D E E E T. E AST DR . V . A E Y LOT R SIT R E . Robert L. Sproull I S R S Wilmot S V E V V C A I T T University Center for Ultra N I I S Cancer E U . 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BAUSCH & LOMB RIVERSIDE PARK N R R D S MEMORIAL INTERCAMPUS DR. D T . Flaum Eye . MT. HOPE . HOSPITAL Institute TOWER S LOT CAMPUS 685 Mt. Hope EMERGENCY Wilder TOWER RD. ENTRANCE S&A HELEN LOT WOOD HALL FOUNDERS LOT COURT Sage Art Center MIDDLE DR . INTERCAMPUS DR. LOT MEDICAL RIVER N Children’s CENTER S Helen Wood Hall School at CASTLEMAN RD. Anderson Hollister SUSAN B. CAMPUS MIDDLE (School of URMC ANTHONY DR. LOT Nursing) Danforth HALLS Morgan University P TOWERS Health Medical Center FIELD Gannett Service Annex School of CRITTENDEN BLVD. Spurrier Medicine & P LATTIMORE LOT MT. HOPE CEMETERY Dentistry ANNE X LOT WILSON BLVD. Gates S INTERCAMPUS DR. LOT UNIVERSITY LIBRARY LOT Saunders COUNSELING INTERCAMPUS DR. SMD Research CENTER ENTRANCE Building MELIORA LOT CHILLER PLANT Arthur LATTIMORE RD. KENDRICK S ELMWOOD AVE. HARKNESS Kornberg LOT Rush Harkness LOT Medical Rhees Meliora S R.C. PARKING P Central Research OFFICE Library Utilities Building Ernest J. LIBRARY RD. Plant Del Monte NYS Ctr. for Neuromedicine Frederick GAVETT LOT Advanced Tech. Institute Douglass P Fauver Stadium Taylor Bausch & Gavett Wilmot KENDRICK RD. Lomb DANDELION Goergen SQUARE QUADRANGLE Hoyt Goergen EASTMAN UNIVERSITY Riverview Wilson Computer BRIDGE Athletic Center Commons Morey Carol G. Simon PARK Apartments Studies TRUSTEE RD. LOT Hopeman KENDRICK RD. Dewey Carlson DEWEY Hylan Library P LOT P CRITTENDEN HUTCHISON RD. LOT WILSON TRUSTEE FACULTY RD. QUADRANGLE Lattimore LOT Ronald Crosby Gleason Hutchison Maisonettes PARK LOT McDonald WESTMORELAND DR.House Schlegel Wallis SOUTHSIDE Hoeing LIVING CENTER RONALD Gilbert McDONALD PLYMOUTH AVE. Burton WILSON BLVD. de Kiewiet HOUSE Strong Aud. VISITOR Valentine RESIDENCE QUAD INFORMATION Lovejoy Todd P LOT VALENTINE FRATERNITY RD. 390 S ELMWOOD AVE. S TODD Tiernan LOT Interfaith FRATERNITY QUAD Chapel REV. 4/11 R i v e r K e A R e E P s I D R S e PEDESTRIAN V E BLVD. R I n WILSON M B BRIDGE O e TO AIRPORT & L C H B A U S G e r R i v G e n e s e e p.m. It’s an event not to be missed! be to not event an It’s p.m. head outside to watch a spectacular fireworks display at 10:30 10:30 at display fireworks spectacular a watch to outside head LIVE Keynote Address— alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff, and friends; and then then and friends; and staff, faculty, students, parents, alumni, Shuttle and Parking Information transformed Robert B. Goergen Athletic Center; mingle with with mingle Center; Athletic Goergen B. Robert transformed Meliora Weekend Parking & Shuttles Stop by for any portion of the evening for food and drink in a a in drink and food for evening the of portion any for by Stop Saturday, October 22, 2011 history of the University and hear about its future promise. promise. future its about hear and University the of history Hotels Campus Drop-Off Locations 11 a.m.–Noon Seligman and Board Chair Ed Hajim ’58. Come celebrate the the celebrate Come ’58. Hajim Ed Chair Board and Seligman Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre discoveries at Rochester, and with remarks by President Joel Joel President by remarks with and Rochester, at discoveries Shuttles run from the following area hotels to various Shuttles from area hotels will drop off attendees to 60 Gibbs Street groups, interactive exhibits that showcase exciting research research exciting showcase that exhibits interactive groups, campus drop-off locations. various locations around the University. Shuttles is both festive and inspiring, featuring performances by student student by performances featuring inspiring, and festive both is also run between these campus locations during the Shuttles will run to and from Kodak Hall as outlined below. Parking on the Eastman Campus will also be evening will champion the spirit of Meliora with a program that that program a with Meliora of spirit the champion will evening Downtown Loop following times: available in the East End Garage, 475 East Main Street. extraordinary events in the history of Meliora Weekend. The The Weekend. Meliora of history the in events extraordinary • Radisson Hotel Rochester Riverside • Friday: 6 a.m.–9 p.m. • Saturday: 6 a.m.–9 p.m. (6 a.m.–4 p.m. SMD only) The entire University community is invited to one of the most most the of one to invited is community University entire The • Hyatt Regency Rochester TIME FROM TO • Rochester Plaza Hotel & Conference Center A Special Celebration of Meliora of Celebration Special A (formerly Crowne Plaza) River Campus 9:30 a.m. and River Campus (Rush Kodak Hall • Strathallan Hotel • Interfaith Chapel 10:15 a.m. Rhees Library) • Rush Rhees Library 9:45 a.m. and Del Monte Lodge Kodak Hall Airport Loop 10:15 a.m. • Holiday Inn Airport Medical Campus 9:45 a.m. Hyatt and Radisson Kodak Hall • Staybridge Inn & Suites • Kornberg Lot Noon Kodak Hall River Henrietta Loop School of Nursing Campus • Country Inn & Suites • Helen Wood Hall Noon Kodak Hall Hyatt and • DoubleTree Hotel Radisson • Holiday Inn & Suites (Jefferson Road) A Transportation Help Desk is located on the River • La Quinta Inn & Suites (formerly Hampton Inn on Campus at the rear entrance of Rush Rhees Library. Jefferson Road) Hours are Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m.–Midnight. For • Marriott Courtyard-Brighton additional transportation information, call (585) 275- Meliora Weekend Hotels • Residence Inn Rochester RIDE (7433) or (585) 275-0129. Country Inns and Suites 797 East Henrietta Rd. Rochester, NY 14623 For the Downtown, Airport, and Henrietta loops, Parking and Campus Shuttles (585) 427-0131, (800) 596-2375 shuttles run on a loop on the following days and times: Courtyard by Marriott–Brighton 33 Corporate Woods • Friday: 7:30 a.m.–12:30 a.m. Rochester, NY 14623 We recognize that parking on campus is challenging. (585) 383-8480, (866) 237-5979 • Saturday: 6:30 a.m.–12:30 a.m. River Campus parking is particularly limited on Friday, • Sunday: 7 a.m.–3 p.m. DoubleTree Hotel Rochester 1111 Jefferson Rd. October 21. Whenever possible, we encourage you to Rochester, NY 14623 use shuttles from hotels and various University lots. (585) 475-1510, (800) 222-TREE Renaissance Del Monte Lodge Hotel & Spa If you drive to campus, parking staff and signage will Holiday Inn– 911 Brooks Ave. A shuttle departs every hour on the hour from the direct you to open lots. Rochester Airport Rochester, NY 14624 hotel and leaves campus every hour on the half hour. (585) 328-6000, (800) 465-4329 • Friday: 7:30 a.m.–12:30 a.m. Laboratory for Laser Energetics Lot Holiday Inn and Suites–Jefferson Road 800 Jefferson Rd. • Saturday: 6:30 a.m.–12:30 a.m. Rochester, NY 14623 Located on 250 East River Road., shuttles run from (585) 475-9190, (800) 465-4329 • Sunday: 7 a.m.–3 p.m. this lot to the River Campus on the following days and Hyatt Regency Rochester 125 East Main St. times: Rochester, NY 14604 Marriott Rochester Airport (Greece) • Thursday: 6 a.m.–7 p.m. (585) 546-1234, (800) 233-1234 A shuttle will run from the Marriott Airport (Greece) to • Friday: 6 a.m.–12:30 a.m. La Quinta Inn and Suites 717 East Henrietta Rd. the School of Medicine and Dentistry on a loop on the Rochester, NY 14623 • Saturday: 7 a.m.–12:30 a.m.
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