Scripps College Campus Listed Alphabetically and Numerically

Scripps College Campus Listed alphabetically and numerically

Alumnae Field and Underground Clark Humanities Museum 9A Lang Art Studios 18B Steele Hall, Harry and Grace: 35 Parking Garage 1 Humanities Auditorium 9B Art Department Offices Classrooms/Faculty Offices Balch Auditorium 2 Katharine Howard Miller ’55 9C Art Studios/Classrooms European Union Center Balch Hall, Janet Jacks: 3 Wing Scripps College Press Financial Aid Office Admission 3A Writing Center 9D Sculpture Garden 18C Information Technology Office APESF (Alumnae & Parent Elm Tree Lawn 10 Williamson Gallery, Institutional Advancement Office Engagement, The Scripps Fund) Facilities Department 11 Ruth Chandler 18D Communication and Marketing Student Computer Laboratory Classrooms/Faculty Offices Field House, Sallie Tiernan 12 Performing Arts Center: 19 Boone Recital Hall 19A Tranquada Student Services Dean of Faculty Honnold Gate Dean of Students Classrooms/Faculty Offices 19B Center * Off-Campus Study Honnold/Mudd Library *A Garrison Theater 19C Vita Nova Hall: 36 President Huntley Bookstore *B Glanville Library 19D Human Resources Office Registrar Inscription Walk 13 Pool 20 Faculty Offices Student Accounts Jaqua Quadrangle 14 Residence Halls: Intercollegiate Women’s Treasurer Keck Science Dept., W.M. 15 Browning Scripps, Ellen 21 Studies Center Baxter Hall: 4 Malott Commons, Elizabeth Clark, Grace Scripps 22 Planning and Research Art History Faculty Office Hubert: 16 Dorsey, Susan Miller 23 Wood Steps, Elizabeth Monroe 37 Humanities Institute Hampton Room 16A Frankel, Cecil and Bessie 24 240 House 38 Public Events Office Meeting Rooms Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler 25 Scripps College Academy Servery Dining Rooms Kimberly, Mary 26 Visual Resources Residence Halls (continued): *Consortium Buildings Staff Lounge Campus Safety (south of the Huntley Bookstore) Williamson Gallery Offices, Career Planning & Resources 16B Routt, Mary 27 150 E. 8th (909) 621-8170 Ruth Chandler Mailroom 16C Routt Apartments 28 Honnold/Mudd Library A Bowling Green 5 Motley Coffeehouse 16D Toll, Eleanor Joy 29 800 N. Dartmouth (909) 621-8150 Seal Court 16E Wilbur, Marguerite and Huntley Bookstore B Buildings and Grounds th Department 6 Student Store 16F Van Rensselaer 30 175 E. 8 (909) 607-1502 McAlister Center C Campus Safety * Student Union 16G Revelle House, Ellen Clark 31 Revelle House Garden 31A 919 N. Columbia Ave. (909) 621-8685 Dartmouth House, 1030 7 Margaret Fowler Garden 17 Tranquada Student Services Center Richardson Dance Studio 32 Denison Library, Ella Strong 8 McAlister Center: *C 757 College Way (909) 621-8222 Sicilian Court 8A Faculty Offices SARLO (Student Activities and Residential Life Office) 33 Edwards Humanities Building, Office of the Chaplains SCORE (Scripps Communities of Bette Cree: 9 Millard Sheets Art Center: 18 For an interactive version of this map, visit Resources and Empowerment) 34 Faculty Lounge/Classrooms/ Joan and David Lincoln scrippscollege.edu/map Faculty Offices Ceramic Art Building 18A 8/2014 p Harvey Mudd College

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Claremont McKenna College q Scripps College: A Member of The Claremont Colleges

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