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Download the Self-Guided Tour McCULLOCH ROAD WEST PLAZA DR N O R T AY LAKE CLAIRE Catch a concert at W H Y R O T O Addition Financial Arena. IC V R S HT I KNIG O N B L V D R D A Z A R L D P A T Z S A A D NORTH E GEMINI BLV L P T S E TOWERS ST Cheer on the Knights W at the Bounce House. GEMINI BLV D NO R R T D H RK A P EK RE G E CL IR C O LL O P A LE RC MEMORY MALL CI RY CU ER M 4 VE AGORA DRI AQUARIUS . T E S L Relax in the Burnett Honors C S R U I I P C College Meditation Garden. R S O T U E C S 3 RE S T A 5 SCORPIUS S G BLVD E US P CENTAUR A P Explore nature in the O 6 L E 2 E L L L UCF Aboretum. O C C R R I I C C C I Y R R O C CU L L ER L E M O P A G E M T S I A N E 7 D I V B L 1 B L I V IN D M E W G E S T A L A F A 8 L Y I D B A V R A L T B D R Y T R A I S I R L E GE IV MI UN NI B LVD SO UTH 9 Build confidence and leadership through adventure- based learning on the Challenge Course. D V L L I B B A R ID A R D O R FL L CENTRA ARA DR LOCATION GUIDE • For more information about each location, please see reverse. Want to see more of campus? Check out 1 REFLECTING POND 5 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 8 HOUSING OFFICE / our campus tour videos. AND COMPUTER SCIENCE FERRELL COMMONS visit.ucf.edu 2 JOHN T. WASHINGTON CENTER 6 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 9 RECREATION AND 3 STUDENT UNION WELLNESS CENTER 7 HEALTH CENTER 4 MEMORY MALL HOUSING COMMUNITY admissions.ucf.edu SELF-GUIDED TOUR UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA • ORLANDO, FLORIDA A popular spot to study and socialize, this campus landmark is located between the John C. Hitt Library and Millican Hall. During Homecoming week, UCF hosts Spirit 1 Splash, when students and alumni rush into the Reflecting Pond for a chance to catch REFLECTING the year’s signature rubber duck. POND Located adjacent to the library and the Student Union, the John T. Washington Center 2 is named for one of the first Black faculty members at UCF and features a mural of him and his contributions to campus. This gathering place, also referred to as the JOHN T. breezeway, includes UCF Card Services, a barber shop, a campus bookstore, Chick- WASHINGTON fil-A, Domino’s Pizza and services for banking, mailing and printing. CENTER The heart of the UCF campus is a hub for activities, events and socializing. Eateries include Steak ’n Shake, Smoothie King, Panda Express, Chili’s, Starbucks and others. 3 Plus, there are study spaces and computer labs with free printing, a computer STUDENT store, lounges, a convenience store and the SGA Ticket Center, which offers student UNION discounts to local attractions, including Disney and Universal, as well as events. This expansive grassy area — located between the Addition Financial Arena, FAIRWINDS Alumni Center and the Student Union — is where you can find students 4 enjoying Florida’s signature sunshine all year round. Every game day, UCF football MEMORY fans gather here to tailgate and celebrate before kickoff. Nearby Knights Plaza boasts MALL an array of restaurants and retail shops, including Barnes & Noble, an Amazon Hub Locker and Knightro’s — one of two on-campus dining halls. With three buildings housing the College of Engineering and Computer Science, this 5 is where students work with industry leaders such as Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Harris Corp., NASA and Siemens. It’s also where cutting-edge nanotechnology research COLLEGE OF takes place at the Advanced Materials Processing and Analysis Center. In the atrium, ENGINEERING AND be sure to take a peek through the glass walls of the Idea Lab, then scope out the COMPUTER SCIENCE replica ride vehicle from Disney World’s Space Mountain. Home to some of UCF’s most popular majors, the college prepares students to 6 succeed in a rapidly changing economy. Every weekday, The EXCHANGE hosts faculty and community leaders who engage students in thought-provoking conversations. COLLEGE OF Entrepreneurial ideas become a reality thanks to startup resources from the UCF BUSINESS Blackstone LaunchPad. The Office of Professional Development, located in Business II, helps students set career goals in motion from day one. Student Health Services provides a variety of primary and specialty care services including a pharmacy, dental center, women’s clinic, lab testing, immunizations 7 and more. Adjacent to the health center is the counseling center, which provides HEALTH free comprehensive psychological services to enrolled students. The counseling CENTER center offers initial assessments, individual counseling, group therapy, workshops and walk-in services. Live in the heart of campus in housing options ranging from traditional shared suites to upscale apartments. All UCF communities are fully furnished and include 8 utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi and 24-hour staff support. Feeling hungry? At ’63 South HOUSING OFFICE / dining hall, a wide variety of meal options are available from morning to late night. FERRELL COMMONS Also located in Ferrell Commons is All Knight Study, Knights Helping Knights Pantry and Pride Commons. This facility has two swimming pools, cardio and fitness floors, a 41-foot rock-climbing 9 tower, sand volleyball and multipurpose courts, aquatics facilities and more. Aerobics, yoga, Pilates and spinning are a few of the free exercise classes offered to students. RECREATION The university’s intramural and club sports are supervised here, as well. AND WELLNESS CENTER.
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