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NO. 29 Academic Advising (University 72B Center for Human Resources 39 Faculty-Staff Centre 93B Monty’s Market 41 Scripps Cottage and Park 507 Advising Center) 931 Chabad House Lubavitch 302 Field Equipment Storage 53 Music 910 SDSU Communications Clinic 58 Adams Humanities 93 Chapultepec Residence Hall 29 Financial Aid Smith Recital Hall SDSU Interdisciplinary Center 30 Administration 60 Chemical Sciences Laboratory 32,52 Food Courts 18 Nasatir Hall 912 SDSU/UCSD Clinical Psychology 29 Advising and Evaluations 44 Chill Plant 75,83,84 Football Operations Center: 937 Newman Center and Ph.D. Program 84 Alumni Association 93A Cholula Hall Alumni Association 38 North Education 98 Shipping/Receiving/Mail Alvarado Medical Center: 25 Cogeneration Plant 72A Gateway Center: 47 Olmeca Residence Hall PG 630 Smith Field 907 Building 1 (6475 Alvarado Rd.) 72A/B College of Extended Studies (CES) American Language Institute 71 Open Air Theater PG 680 Softball Field 908 Building 2 (6505 Alvarado Rd.) 930 College Park Presbyterian Church College of Extended Studies 71A Open Air Theater Hospitality House 28 Speech, Language, and Hearing 909 Building 3 (6495 Alvarado Rd.) 939 College Square (CSQ) Entrepreneurial Mgmt. Ctr. 55 Parking Structure 1 PG 660 Sports Deck 910 Building 4 (6330 Alvarado Ct.) 12 Communication Foundation Offices 79 Parking Structure 2 310 Storage Shed 911 Building 5 (6310 Alvarado Ct.) 37 Computer Center Japan Studies Institute 99 Parking Structure 3 8Storm Hall 912 Building 6 (6363 Alvarado Ct.) 30 Contract & Procurement 3 Geology/Mathematics/Computer 82 Parking Structure 4 29 Student Activities and Campus Life SDSU General Catalog 2008-2009 97 Rehabilitation Center Management Science 80 Parking Structure 5/Sports Deck 31 Student Disability Services (6361 Alvarado Court) 52 Council Travel 59 Graduate Admissions Unit 96 Parking Structure 6 31 Student Health Services 72A American Language Institute 31 Counseling & Psychological Graduate and Research Affairs 90A Parking Structure 8 29/59 Student Services (West/East) 68 Arena Meeting Center Services 52The Greek Store 16 Peterson Gymnasium 29 Student Testing, Assessment 70A Arena Ticket Office 70 Cox Arena 303 Grounds Storage 52 Photo ID and Research 1, 56 Art I/II (South/North) 70A Cox Arena Ticket Office 110 Growth Chamber 24 Physical Plant 95Tacuba Residence Hall 90 Arts and Letters ATM 26 Hardy Tower 17 Physical Sciences PG 690 Tennis Courts 32, 34, 70A ATM 2Hepner Hall 33 Cuicacalli (Dining) 13 Physics 87 Tennis/Softball Center 214 ATM Kiosk 40 Housing Administration/Residential 36 Dramatic Arts 14 Physics-Astronomy 91 Tenochca Residence Hall 67 Aztec Athletics Center Don Powell Theatre Education PG 600, 610, 620 Playfields 94 Tepeyac Residence Hall Aztec Athletics Foundation 32 East Commons 9 Industrial Technology 15 Police/Public Safety 77 Tony Gwynn Stadium 70 Aztec Bowl Arena ATM 52 INFORMATION CENTER 86 Pool (Aquaplex) 240 Transit Center (bus/trolley) 52 Aztec Center 6 Education 60 INFORMATION - PARKING 69 Aztec Recreation Center 933 Institute of Religion – LDS 76 President’s Office 91A Tula Hall 59 Educational Opportunity/Ethnic 27 Professional Studies and Fine Arts 45 Aztec Shops SDSU Bookstore Affairs 74 International Student Center 29 Undergraduate Admissions 208 Betty’s Hotdogger 818 Emerald Isle 934 Intersection House 29A Prospective Student Center Office 135 Bioscience Center 19 Engineering 935 Jewish Campus Center 26 Public Health, Graduate 30 Undergraduate Studies 23 Boiler Shop, Physical Plant 5 Engineering Lab 72 KPBS Offices School of 76 University Advancement 52 Bowling 30 Equity and Diversity KPBS TV/FM Studio 73 Racquetball Courts 109 University Children’s Center 37 Education and Business 21 Exercise and Nutritional Sciences 10, 35 Life Sciences (South/North) 29 Registrar’s Office (Child Care) Administration 20 Exercise and Nutritional 11 Little Theatre 97 Rehabilitation Center 932 University Towers 30 Business and Financial Affairs Sciences Annex 52 Louie’s Residence Halls - see 52 USE Credit Union and ATM 98 Business Services 72B Extended Studies Center: 54 Love Library (West) Chapultepec 100 Villa Alvarado Residence Hall ReproGraphics Center for Human Resources Computer Lab (East) Maya, Olmeca, Tecuba, 113 Waste Facility Shipping/Receiving/Mail College of Extended Studies 936 Lutheran Campus Center Tenochca, Tepeyac, 938 Wesley Methodist Foundation 31 Calpulli Center Rhetoric & Writing Studies 101 Maintenance Garage Villa Alvarado, Zura 34 West Commons 22 CAM Lab (Computer Aided Mechanics) 72A/B Extended Studies– College of 76 Manchester Hall 112 Resource Conservation West End Plaza 59 Career Services 30 Facilities Planning Design & 46 Maya Residence Hall 21 ROTC ATM 29 Cashiers Office Construction 52 Montezuma Hall 29 Scholarship Office 51 Zura Residence Hall .
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