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2011 EVENT SCHEDULE and INFORMATION Students, Siblings, Parents and Friends 2011 EVENT SCHEDULE AND INFORMATION Students, Siblings, Parents and Friends, We are pleased to welcome you to campus for Sibs & Kids Weekend 2011. Sibs & Kids Weekend is an opportunity for Ohio State students, faculty, and staff to invite brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, cousins, children, or friends of the family to campus to experience the excitement of Ohio State. We hope all of you will get a taste of Buckeye life as you explore many fun and interesting activities throughout the weekend. Events such as Sibs & Kids Weekend allow our students to share elements of their collegiate experience with important people in their lives, and aid in maintaining the connections with family and friends that are so important to the success of our students and our university. We hope the programs and events offered over the next few days will offer you a window into the lives of our students and further nurture the already strong relationships that exist within your family. Ohio State prides itself on the vast network of faculty, staff, alumni, and friends who work to support the growth and maturity of our students. Only through partnerships between the university and you and your family can we address the complete development and success of your student. Please enjoy your time at Ohio State. And come back often! Sincerely, Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D. Vice-President for Student Life 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Campus Map 2 Ohio Union Map 4 Sibs & Kids Events 8 Columbus Happenings 18 Discounts 20 1 Building Index FO 191 4-H Center...................................................J-3 FL 151 Fontana Laboratories ........................... H-7 289 Laundry Building .................................... K-2 AK 243 600–040, 670, 680 Ackerman Road.........N-3 FF 086 French Field House ................................ I-4 LZ 041 Lazenby Hall ......................................... D-5 242 650 Ackerman Road................................N-3 FR 059 Fry Hall ................................................. B-5 350 Library Book Depository ......................... L-1 242 660 Ackerman Road................................N-2 282 Galbreath Equine Center ..................... G-3 LI 050 Library, William Oxley Thompson AR 211 Adventure Recreation Center..................G-2 863 Gateway Building C ............................... A-8 (Main Library) .................................... E-6 AA 003 Agricultural Administration Building...........I-3 GB 132 General Biology Annex .......................... D-5 LT 271 Lincoln Tower ....................................... E-4 AE 298 Agricultural Engineering Building..............I-3 GE 250 Gerlach Graduate Programs Building ..... I-6 022 Longaberger Alumni House ................... J-4 AO Airport, The Ohio State University 965 German House ...................................... B-7 100 Mack Hall ............................................... C-6 (For location, see osuairport.org) GL 180 Goss Laboratory ..................................... F-3 MQ 285 MacQuigg Laboratory .......................... H-7 174 Animal House ..........................................F-1 GR 277 Graves Hall ............................................ B-5 369 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Center.... C-4 AS 156 Animal Science Building ......................... H-3 HH 037 Hagerty Hall ........................................... D-7 078 Maintenance Building ............................ G-5 261 Archer House ........................................... I-6 HL 259 Hale Hall ................................................. C-6 MH 252 Mason Hall ............................................ H-6 AL 131 Aronoff Laboratory, Stanley J. .................C-5 185 Halloran House ....................................... 1-7 MA 187 Mathematics Building ............................ F-6 AP 011 Arps Hall .................................................. F-8 HM 038 Hamilton Hall ......................................... B-5 MW 007 Mathematics Tower ................................ F-6 AH 306 Atwell Hall .............................................. B-4 864 Hanley Alumnae MC 3-3 McCampbell Hall .................................. B-4 AV 036 Aviation Building ..................................... H-6 Scholarship House ............................. A-6 MK 247 McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion .................... E-5 095 Baker Hall ............................................... B-7 165 Harding Hospital, OSU .......................... C-4 069 McCracken Power Plant ....................... F-5 BE 280 Baker Systems Engineering Building......G-5 HK 027 Haskett Hall ............................................ H-6 MP 053 McPherson Chemical Laboratory ....... G-6 184 Barrett House ........................................... I-7 182 Haverfield House ................................... H-7 MS 111 Means Hall ............................................ C-4 BH 307 Bevis Hall ............................................... G-2 HA 039 Hayes Hall .............................................. E-7 ME 281 Meiling Hall ............................................ B-5 BI 276 Biological Sciences Building.................... D-4 222 Heffner Wetland Building ....................... N-4 ML 054 Mendenhall Laboratory ........................ D-7 010 Biological Sciences Greenhouses.......... C-5 926 1836 N. High Street ............................... E-8 MM 055 Mershon Auditorium .............................. E-8 BT 112 Biomedical Research Tower.................... D-4 HI 274 Hitchcock Hall ......................................... H-6 MN 047 Mershon Center .................................... A-5 394 Biotechnology Support Facility .............. G-2 HC 149 Hopkins Hall ........................................... F-7 880 Morehouse Medical Plaza 181 Blackburn House ................................... H-6 194 Houck House ........................................... I-7 (also bldgs. 881, 881. and 883) ....... G-2 254 Blackwell Inn at Fisher College ............... I-5 HG 297 Howlett Hreenhouse .............................. G-3 MT 272 Morril Tower ............................................ F-4 360 Blankenship Hall ................................... G-2 HT 295 Howlett Hall ............................................ G-3 190 Morrison Tower ..................................... B-6 BO 146 Bolz Hall .................................................. G-6 HU 042 Hughes Hall ........................................... F-7 MO 31 Mount Hall .............................................. H-2 BL 110 Boyd Laboratory....................................... H-6 IR 229 Ice Rink .................................................... !-5 MU 878 Murray Hall ............................................ A-4 097 Bradley Hall ............................................ C-6 IH 338 Independence Hall .................................. F-5 846 Neil Building .......................................... A-6 BK 001 Bricker Hall ............................................. F-6 JA 372 James Cancer Hospital and 260 Neilwood Gables .................................. H-6 BA 898 Brwoning Ampitheatre ............................ D-6 Solove Research Institute ................. C-5 147 Newman and Wolfrom Lab .................. G-7 108 Buckeye Field ......................................... L-3 JE 014 Jennings Hall .......................................... C-5 NH 275 Newton Hall ........................................... A-5 801 Buckeye Village ...................................... L-3 Jesse Owens Recreation Center NK 091 Nicklaus Museum ................................. K-4 363 Bulk Chemical Warehouse ..................... L-2 NR 347 North .................................................. I-6 192 North Commons ......................................I-6 CL 026 Caldwell Laboratory ............................... G-6 SR 348 South ................................................ B-6 094 2470 North Star Road ............................ NO CM 018 Campbell Hall ......................................... D-5 WR 349 Jesse Owens West Tennis Center ........ G-2 357 Northwood-High Building, 098 Canfield Hall ........................................... C-6 JO 092 Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium ............ L-3 2231 N. High Street (not on map) CE 371 Celeste Lab of Chemistry ...................... G-7 074 Johnston Laboratory .............................. H-6 186 Norton House........................................... I-6 CC 072 Central Classroom Building .................. G-5 267 Jones Graduate Tower ............................ I-7 282 Nosker House ......................................... I-7 077 Central Service Building ........................ G-5 JR 046 Journalism Building ................................ G-6 385 Child Care Center ............ ................... M-3 105 Kennedy Commons ............................... C-6 CH 063 Cockins Hall ......................................... F-5 KE 232 1900 Kenny Road .................................. E-2 363 Comprehensive Cancer Center 943 1929 Kenny Road .................................. F-2 (above Wiseman Hall) ...................... C-4 988 1991 Jenny Road ................................... F-2 CV 056 Converse Hall ........................................ I-5 969 760 Kinnear Road .................................. E-3 300 Cramblett Hall (Hospitals Clinic)........... B-4 966 770 Kinnear Road .................................. E-3 CZ 293 Cunz Hall .............................................. E-5 KA 963 807 Kinnear Road .................................. E-3 317 Dairy Science Center. Waterman
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