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LAMAR UNIVERSITY PARKING LEGEND Outside Emergency Phones University Advancement 53 W Wimberly Student Services Bldg LU BUILDING LEGEND BUILDING & PARKING MAP 2017-2018 ALPHABETICAL BLDG. NO. Admissions Visitors Center (Herman Iles Building) (C,6) . 15A Archer Building (D,2) . 55 The LU campus map is provided for reference and every effort is made for accuracy. Art (C,1). 69 Changes will occur during the course of the year. It is not intended for any official, legal or surveying use. Art House (B,2) . 63 Baptist Student Center (B,4) . 39 Barnes & Noble Bookstore (C,2) . 56 Brooks-Shivers Dining Hall (B,4). 38 Food Trucks (D-3) Campbell Hall (C,6) . 17 Campus Tours - Herman Iles Building - Admissions Visitor Center (C,6) . 15A East Lavaca Carl Parker Building (C,3) . 51 Undergraduate Advising Center University Press T1 N Center for Innovation, Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship (D,6) . 2 C-3 Port Management 72 C-5 Small Business Development Center 70 Chemistry (C,2) . 61 E. Irby St. 73 Cherry Building (D,4). 29 1 71 69 Charles & Eleanor Garrett Engineering Center A-6 Engineering Research Center Church of Christ Student Center (D,3) . 32 65 C-4 Combs Hall (A,4) . 41 64 67 Communication (B,3). 48 66 68 Disability Resource Center Caston C-2 Custodial Services (D,7) . 6 62 Dauphin Athletics Complex (F,3). 76 63 60 A-5 Digital Learning Center (D,7). 5 61 Dishman Art Museum (C,1). 70 59 E-1 Earth & Space Sciences (C,2). 58 Education (C,4) . 24 T2 Facilities Management (A,2) . 46 58 Maintenance & Operations (F,6) . 18 Jimmy Simmons Blvd. C-1 Dewey A-4 Planning & Construction (E,7) . 3 Family & Consumer Sciences (C,3) . 36 2 Galloway Business Building (D,2) . 54 55 54 MONTAGNE T3 J-4 CENTER Center for Career & Professional Development Woodrow 56 General Studies (C,4) . 28 57 A-3 74 PROVOST UMPHREY Gentry Hall (C,4) . 27 J-5 47 POST Geology (C,2) . 58 OFFICE/ QUADRANGLE STADIUM POLICE E-2 Hayes Biology Building (C,1). 66 DEPT H.D. “Tex” & Emma Strait Baseball Training Facility (C,7) . 11 46 53 Health & Human Performance Complex, Bldg. A (B,2). 62 52 Health & Human Performance Complex, Bldg. B (B,1). 64 PARKING OFFICE A-2 TRACK 51 75 Herman Iles Building (C,6) . 15A WIMBERLY BLDG. Admissions TY TERRELL 45 50 48 D-4 D-6 LOBBY Campus Tours LU 44 35 E-4 Visitors Center COMMUNITY Human Resources (D,3) . 33 GARDEN 43 36 34 Hydraulics Lab (D,5) . 22 3 D-6 76 Intramural Field (B,7). 13 T4 49 D-5 D-4 37 James M. “Jimmy” Simmons Music Building (C,1) . 67 D-2 E-3 Rothwell Recital Hall East Virginia D-3 E-5 John Gray Center (C,6) . 15C D-1 A-2 Latter Day Saints Student Center (A,3). 45 F-7 Lucas Building (D,3) . 35 77 Maes Building (D,4). 23 30 31 32 33 Mamie McFaddin Ward Health Science Building (C,1) . 71 42 COMBS 41 38 HUMAN Mary and John Gray Library (C,3). 37 HALL 39 29 RESOURCES IT Help Desk J-6 40 Starbucks (Future) Colorado STAR Services F-3 Monroe Hall (C,5) . 19 Papa Johns Pizza - Convenience Store T6 Montagne Center (E,2) . 74 Hartel 28 F-2 GENTRY A-1 Morris Hall (C,5) . 25 4 27 HALL Multi-Purpose Building (A,1) . 72 23 Music Annex (A,3) . 42 26 Newman Catholic Center (D,3) . 31 Alabama 24 Rolfe Christopher Drive Alabama Otho H. Plummer Building (D,3) . 34 Finance (Accounts Payable, Payroll, Accounting, Purchasing) AREA CABANA Planning & Construction (E,7) . 3 T5 T7 T10 Police Department (C,3) . 50 MORRIS Post Office (C,3) . 50 F-1 25 HALL Provost Umphrey Stadium (E,3) . 75 POOL F-4 Recreational Sports Annex (B,7). 14 22 Reese Construction Management Laboratory (A,4) . 26 Georgia Garland Residence (B,6). 16 Rothwell Recital Hall (C,1) . 67 Rudy C. Williams Building (C,6) . 15B T8 Alumni Affairs Office MONROE 21 H-8 Lamar University Foundation 5 19 HALL G-8 University Advancement Cochran Science Auditorium (C,2) . 60 CARDINAL 20 Science & Technology Building (Future) (C,5) . 20 Jimmy Simmons Blvd. PARK F-6 Iowa Iowa Setzer Student Center (Future) (C,2) . 57 Barnes & Noble Bookstore Chick-fil-A G-7 T9 Jason’s Deli Panda Express CAMPBELL FUTURE SCIENCE & H-6 16 17 G-4 Sheila Umphrey Recreational Sports Center - McDonald Gym (B,2) . 47 HALL G-2 TECHNOLOGY BLDG. Heisig 18 Shipping & Receiving (D,1) . 73 Soccer Field (D,8) . 7 Oregon Oregon Soccer/Softball Fieldhouse (D,8). 8 G-5 Social & Behavioral Sciences (C,2). 59 Softball Field (D,8). 9 Speech & Hearing (D,5) . 21 G-9 Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum (A,9) . 12 6 Cheek St. Chambers COMMUNITY Student Health Center (B,3) . 49 Jimmy Simmons Blvd. 15B GARDEN G-3 Student Organizations Annex (C,4). 30 Vermont G-6 Vermont Studio Theatre (C,1) . 68 Texas Academy of Leadership in the Humanities - General Studies (C,4) . 28 G-9 Theatre Arts (C,1) . 68 15A H-7 Thompson Family Tennis Center (B,3) . 43 15C Tiny House BBQ (B,1). 65 1 2 Hunter Ty Terrell Track (B,3). 44 Undergraduate Advising Center (C,3) . 51 3 University Theatre (C,1) . 68 Florida Jim Gilligan Way Jim Gilligan Way Jim Gilligan Way KVLU Public Radio Studio Theatre Vernon Glass Field of Champions (F,3) . 77 14 Vincent-Beck Stadium (Baseball) (C,7)..
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