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Howard Hall and ^ Tennis Courts 2, 21 Watzek Library. /\KKSLZVU3HUL K -VYLZ[+YP]L L N Watzek Library 26 H York Graduate Center 85 A Huston Field 7 J I 2 Zehntbauer Swimming Pavilion 4 B Law Campus* C Upper Griswold* : :LY]PJL+YP]L Admissions D Lower Griswold* 4 ; Graduate 83 E Fir Acres 1 H Law L1 F Pamplin ( I G Campus Safety* K Undergraduate 28 4 J 2L` H Akin I Lower Templeton Residence Halls 3 ,U[Y`.H[L Akin 33 J Howard 7(3(;05,/0339+ Copeland (a-g) 45 K Copeland 0UMVYTH[PVU.H[L East 42 L Holmes/Hartzfeld 5 Forest (Alder, Juniper, Manzanita, M Forest ;YP4L[)\Z:[VW Ponderosa, Spruce, Tamarack) 50 N Graduate Campus West Loop 7 Hartzfeld (a-d) 49 O Graduate Campus* 3L^PZ *SHYR:O\[[SL:LY]PJL Holmes 48 P Graduate Campus East Loop [VKV^U[V^U7VY[SHUK Howard 43 .YHK\H[L * Permits are available for purchase at this location. 6 7HYRPUN3V[ Odell 35 *HTW\Z ) Platt (West and East) 44 =LOPJSL(JJLZZ Roberts 41 For detailed listing, see other side. ( ( Stewart 34 >HSR^H` West 40 Information: 503-768-7855 :LY]PJL=LOPJSL(JJLZZ Note: Academic departments appear in italic. Undergraduate Campus 31 Gregg Pavilion Graduate Campus Routes to Campus 1 Griswold Stadium, Wilson Field, 32 Alumni Gatehouse (Albany Society, 81A South Chapel alumni and parent programs) Fix Track 81B South Chapel Annex (human Seattle 2 Tennis Dome 33 Akin Residence Hall resources, student employment) Portland v 34 Stewart Residence Hall 5 International 3 Pamplin (fitness center, Physical 82 Corbett House Airport Education and Athletics) 35 Odell Residence Hall (health 82A Corbett Annex promotion and wellness) ! 4 Zehntbauer 84 83 Rogers (admissions, alumni, center for 405 5 J.R. Howard (copy center, Economics, 36 Templeton Campus Center (account community engagement, continuing Environmental Studies, Gender Studies, services, bookstore, campus living, education, Counseling Psychology, International Affairs, Philosophy, Political College Outdoors, community dean, Educational Leadership, registrar, Portland engagement, computer labs, Council City Science, Religious Studies, Rhetoric School Counseling, student services, Center and Media Studies, Sociology and Chamber, dining rooms, events, Teacher Education, veterans services) Anthropology, summer sessions) financial services, food service, health service, international students 84 Sequoia (College Outdoors) 10 Evans (Music) and scholars, KLC radio, mail room, 85 York Graduate Center (computer lab, 11 Biology-Psychology (Biology, math multicultural affairs, registrar, student Food for Thought Café) skills center, Psychology) activities and organizations, student newspaper, Trail Room) 12 BoDine (Mathematical Sciences) Exit 297 40 West Residence Hall Law Campus 205 14 Albany (academic advising, Academic Terwilliger English Studies, career services, dean, 41 Roberts Residence Hall (Maggie’s Blvd. Café) L1 Legal Research Center (admissions, Lewis & Clark Dovecote Café, overseas and off- bookstore, business services, campus programs, Smith Hall, student 42 East Residence Hall (dean of students) Business Law, café, copy center, dean, support services) Undergraduate 43 Howard Residence Hall information, registrar) Law Campus 15 Fir Acres Theatre (Theatre) Campus 44 Platt (West and East) Residence Hall L2A Boley Library Palatine 17 Olin (Chemistry, Physics) Hill Rd. W L2B Wood (Center for Animal Law Studies, I 45 Copeland Residence Hall Graduate L L 21 Outdoor Tennis Courts computer lab, Earthrise Law Center, Campus A 46 McAfee (development, institutional Environmental Law, International M 22 Rose Garden E advancement, public affairs and Environment Law Project, Law review T T communications) E 23 Outdoor Pool journals, legal clinics, rare books room) 5 R I V 47 Facilities Services (campus planning, E 24 Fields (Art) L3 McCarty R transportation and parking) 25 Miller (East Asian Studies, English, L4 Gantenbein (alumni, career services, Ethnic Studies, Foreign Languages, 48 Holmes Residence Hall events, Northwest Environmental language lab, History) Defense Center, student organizations) 49 Hartzfeld Residence Hall Salem 26 Watzek (art gallery, library, computer 50 Forest Residence Halls (student lab, information technology, media co-op, Tamarack Lounge) services, writing center) 27 Estate Gardens Lewis & Clark 28 Frank Manor House (admissions, 0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road business office and finance, institutional Portland, Oregon 97219-7899 advancement, president, provost) 29 Flanagan Chapel (dean of religious and spiritual life) 30 Information and Campus Safety Lewis & Clark is committed to using resources wisely. go.lclark.edu/printing_practices www.lclark.edu On-Campus Emergency: 503-768-7777 10/13.
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