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CAMPUS MAP Architecture and Environmental Design, College of Academic Assessment............................................Olson E-4 Learning Development Program ....................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Academic Success Center .........................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Learning Technology Services ....................................Moulton A-3 Academic Testing Services ........................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Leisure Studies ............................................Gym Annex D-5 Accounting .....................................Business Administration D-3 Library and Information Science ...................................Library F-6 Administrative Sciences ...........................Business Administration D-3 Liquid Crystal Institute.............. Liquid Crystal Materials Science Building H-7 Admissions.....................................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Mail Service..............................Administrative Services Building C-9 Adult, Counseling, Health and Vocational Education ...................White A-4 Management and Information Systems ..............Business Administration D-3 Adult Student Center.............................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Map Library ................................................McGilvrey C-1 Aerospace Studies (AFROTC)............................... Terrace Annex A-5 Marketing......................................Business Administration D-3 Affirmative Action ....................................... Terrace Annex A-5 Mathematical Sciences ..........Mathematics and Computer Science Building H-6 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 African-American Affairs, Institute for ......................Lincoln Building A-1 May 4, 1970 Site and Memorial . C-5 African Community Theatre...............................Lincoln Building A-1 Military Science (ROTC)...................................Terrace Annex A-5 A Alumni .......................................Williamson Alumni Center A-6 Modern and Classical Language Studies .........................Satterfield E-3 Lincoln Anthropology ..................................................Lowry B-3 Moulton Hall Learning Technologies Center........................Moulton A-3 Building Departments, Offices and Services Applied Physiology Research Lab ..............................Gym Annex D-5 Murin Gardens ....................................................... F-6 To Kent State Airport CAMPUS MAP Architecture and Environmental Design, College of....................Taylor D-5 Music . Music and Speech B-7 To Downtown Kent Arts, College of the .............................................Taylor D-5 Music Library ........................................Music and Speech B-7 E. Main St. To Ravenna BA Moulton S. R. 59 S.R. 261 A Arts and Sciences, College of ...................................Bowman E-4 Nursing, College of .........................................Henderson G-7 Parking Music and Speech Center g. Museum Parking To Centennial Research Park Athletic Ticket Office ............................................MACC E-5 Olga A Mural Trading Floor ........................Business Administration D-3 Parking Rockwell Terrace Williamson To Kent State University Golf Course Bld n (Kent State Annex Alumni Women’s To Ferrara and Page Golf Training and Learning Center Audio Visual Services ...........................................Library F-6 Ombuds ...........................................Kent Student Center E-5 ol University Museum) White Center Resource nc Center Biological Sciences ........................................Cunningham G-6 Pan-African Studies ....................................... Oscar Ritchie B-4 Lowry Horning Rd. Baumgardner Cir. Nixson Biomedical Sciences .......................................Cunningham G-6 Parking Services.................................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 To Li To BC College Ave. Hilltop Dr. Fleming Cir . B Merrill Board of Trustees...............................................Library F-6 Pedestrian Mall ............................................ Merill Hall B-3 Kent Parking . Franklin Vincent Ave. Bookstore ..........................................Kent Student Center E-5 Payroll (Financial Accounting Services)...............Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Theatre Dr. Music and Speech Administrative Cartwright Merrill Engleman Verder McGilvrey Parking Lot Services Bowling Alley...........................................Eastway Center F-7 Personnel . Terrace Annex A-5 Cir. Oscar Ritchie Brain Sculpture .............................. Merrill Hall Pedestrian Mall C-3 Philosophy ..................................................Bowman E-4 Art Annex Prentice Dunbar Chiarucci Dr. D S. Lincoln St CC-C Bursar.........................................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Physical Education ..........................................Gym Annex D-5 C Summit St. C Stockdale May 4 Memorial CC-F Jackson Dr. Business Administration, College of ................Business Administration D-3 Physics . Smith G-6 Van Art CC-A Deusen May 4, 1970 CC-D Markers Drwy. Campus Environment and Operations.................................... L-13 Placement Advising and Scheduling System .....................Olson/Lake E-4 E. Summit S CC-E Career Services Center ...........................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Planetarium ...................................................Smith G-6 Taylor CC-B Stopher Johnson Centennial Court Koonce Center for Applied Conflict Management..........................Bowman E-4 Police Services..............................................Stockdale C-2 E t Cunningham D . D Terrace Dr. Tri Towers Center for Turkish Studies .................................. Van Campen G-11 Political Science..............................................Bowman E-4 . Business Dr Administration Gym y y Olson a Wright Es Lake Annex Center for Student Involvement ........................Kent Student Center E-5 President’s Office...............................................Library F-6 p w l id . an Leebrick a M Center of Pan-African Culture .............................Lincoln Building A-1 Procurement....................................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 de Petrarca Dr. Korb Loop Rd. Janik Dr Dr. Leebrick Dr. Chemistry ...................................................Williams G-5 Psychology . Kent C-2 MAC East Campus F Satterfield Williams Child Development Center.......................Child Development Center H-10 Reading and Writing Development Center ...........................White A-4 E Bowman Fletcher Chill Water E Kent Plant Communication and Information, College of........................Moulton A-3 Recital Hall..........................................Music and Speech B-7 Ceramics R Student Lab isman Dr. Center Manchester Clark McDowell Communication Studies.......................................Taylor Hall B-7 Recreational Services ...............Student Recreation and Wellness Center J-7 K Senhauser iva Risman Eastway Dr. Computer Science ..............Mathematics and Computer Science Building H-6 Regional Campuses ................(Administration) Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Visitor Plaza Center Allyn Conference Bureau .................................Kent Student Center E-5 Registrar.......................................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Parking GF Harbourt F Library Beall Horning Rd. Continuing Studies, College of .....................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Research and Graduate Studies ................................Cartwright C-2 Michael Daily Kent Stater ..............................................Franklin B-1 Residence Services ...............................................Korb E-8 Schwartz Clement Cir. Center Admissions Parking Cunningham DeWeese Eastway Dr. Van Campen Dance ....................................................Gym Annex D-5 Risman Plaza ....................................................... F-6 Williams Health Center Cunningham Development Office.................................1061 Fraternity Circle H-5 ROTC..................................................Terrace Annex A-5 Parking Addition Heer H Smith Ice Distributed Learning Contract Services............................Moulton A-3 Scheduling Office....................................Kent Student Center E-5 G All Weather Arena G Track Facility Science Henderson Economics .....................................Business Administration D-3 School of Art Gallery ...............................................Art C-4 Research Rhodes Rd. S. Lincoln St. Parking Education, Academic Services ....................................White A-4 Schoonover Stadium ..................................................M-7 Ice Arena Parking Education, Health and Human Services, College of ....................White A-4 Sociology .....................................................Merrill B-3 Fraternity Cir. Mathematics Liquid Crystal Research I and Computer Materials Science Science Educational Foundations and Special Services........................White A-4 Speech and Hearing Clinic .............................Music and Speech B-7 HI Building Science Johnston Dr. H Parking Parking Employment, Student.............................Michael Schwartz Center F-2 Speech Pathology and Audiology ........................Music and Speech B-7 University Foundation Area Apple Child Development English ....................................................Satterfield E-3 Sport Pedagogy ............................................Gym Annex D-5 and Development McSweeney Center Metcalf Enrollment Management and Student Affairs .............Kent Student
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