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Code Dept Attn Rm/Building Department Name Address CODE DEPT ATTN RM/BUILDING DEPARTMENT NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE 0 111 M NOEL RM 262 CHANCELLOR EMERITUS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 112 RM 204 CHANCELLORS OFFICE 1 BROOKINGS - CUPPLES II RM 204 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 114 PROVOST OFFICE NORTH BROOKINGS RM 229 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 2 114 PETERSON/ DICKEY RM 107 TEACHING CENTER EADS HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 3 114 L STEPHENSON RM 205 ERVIN SCHOLARS PROGRAMS SOUTH BROOKINGS SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 4 114 RM 209 PROVOST OFFICE UNIVERISTY DR ACADEMY BLDG SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 115 GENERAL COUNSELS OFFICE 1 BROOKINGS DR - SEVER HALL 2ND FLOOR SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 115 EAST BLDG 1402 GENERAL COUNSELS OFFICE 4525 SCOTT SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 116 RESEARCH OFFICE 4240 DUNCAN STE 110 SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 1 116 GENE FANTASIA CAMPUS BOX 1110 IS & T APPLICATIONS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 2 116 KATE WOERHEIDE SUITE 225 OFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH 22 N EUCLID SAINT LOUIS MO 63108 3 116 RM 2160 VC FOR RESEARCH 1 BROOKINGS DR - GREEN HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 119 LORA CLARK ROOM 1020 DEAN OF STUDENTS 6614 SHEPLEY DR SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 120 FINANCIAL PLANNING 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 121 RM 75 TREASURY 1 BROOKINGS DR SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 121 TREASURERS OFFICE 2ND FLOOR 700 ROSEDALE DR SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 122 VICE CHANC ADMIN OFFICE 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 124 RM 223 EXEC VICE CHANCELLOR OF ALUMNI NORTH BROOKINGS HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 124 V FERGUSON STE 360 EXEC VICE CHANCELLOR OF ALUMNI 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052103 0 125 RM 2300 SPONSORED PROJECTS 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 126 RM 4 BLACK ALUMNI COUNCIL 1 BROOKINGS DR - SEVER HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 127 STE 360 APAP 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 128 RM 116 WRITING CENTER DUNKER HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 129 VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH 4240 DUNCAN SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 2 129 STE 215 VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH 22 N EUCLID SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 3 129 G FISHER STE 220 VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH 276 NORTH SKINKER SAINT LOUIS MO 631101093 4 129 VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH 307 S EUCLID SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 5 129 CSRB N TOWER STE 401 VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH 4925 CHILDRENS PLACE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 6 129 CSRB N TOWER STE 601A VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH 4925 CHILDRENS PLACE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 130 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE NORTH BROOKINGS RM 155 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 131 RM 129 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR NORTH BROOKINGS HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 133 VISITING SCHOLARS PROGRAM NORTH BROOKINGS RM 155 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 136 C COTTON 2-8129 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY 4940 PARKVIEW PLACE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 2 136 CANDACE DAVIS 935-9879 STE 130 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY 7509 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 3 136 D HALL MILLBROOK BLDG ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE 6740 FOREST PARK SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 4 136 C COTTON 2-8129 RM 2231 CSRB ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY 4939 CHILDRENS PLACE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 5 136 LOADING DOCK ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY 4500 PARKVIEW PLACE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 7 136 D HALL 713-4160 ENVIRONMENTAL MNGT FACILITY 6609 THROOP DRIVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 137 RADIATION SAFETY 724 S EUCLID RM 2240 SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 99 137 RM 5 RADIATION SAFETY 724 S EUCLID SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 140 MARILYN POLLACK ASST V/C OF STUDENTS 6515 WYDOWN - MYERS HALL ROOM 004A SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 1 140 VC FOR STUDENTS 1 BROOKINGS DR - WOMEN'S BUILDING RM 114 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 141 WOHL RM 100 ASST VC OF OPERATIONS 6515 WYDOWN SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 141 ERVIN SCHOLARS PROGRAMS 1 BROOKINGS DR - CUPPLES II RM 130 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 142 RENEE MURPHY CAMPUS LIFE DANFORTH UNIVERSITY CENTER SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 145 ASST. V/C OF STUDENTS WOMAN'S BLDG SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 145 TERRA TAN ST LOUIS PRESORT 5051 SOUTHWEST SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 146 D BRISTOW ORIENTATION WOMEN'S BUILDING SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 147 D KEPLEY DISABILITY RESOURCE CTR WU ONE BROOKINGS DRIVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 149 TOM DANFORTH ROOM 150 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICE D.U.C. SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 151 REAL ESTATE 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 152 SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE 6515 WYDOWN / MYERS HALL RM OO2 SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 153 SUITE 322 DANFORTH UNIVERSITY CENTER 6475 FORSYTH AVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 155 AVC OPERATIONS 6515 WYDOWN - MYERS HALL RM 002 SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 157 CAMPUS CARD SERVICES 1 BROOKINGS - GREEN HALL RM 1158 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 165 RM 108 PRE COLLEE PROGRAMS 1 BROOKINGS DR - WOMANS BUILDING RM 108 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 206 4TH FL RM 415 COMPUTING FACILITIES 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 209 STE 1630 COMMUNICATIONS 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 210 4TH FL RM 415 COMP FAC ADMIN 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 214 DENISE DONER 4TH FL RM 446 OPERATIONS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 217 B JOHNSON 4TH FL RM 415 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 2 217 C MARENTETTE 4TH FL RM 415 IS & T APPLICATIONS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 3 217 4TH FLOOR RM 446 PCSS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 221 LOWER LEVEL RM 10 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS 1 BROOKINGS DRIVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 231 I EARLY BOARD OF TRUSTEES 220 N BROOKINGS HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 631304899 0 232 RM 1130 INTERNAL AUDIT 4480 CLAYTON AVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 233 CONTROLLER'S OFFICE 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 3 233 P GILES RM 121 CONTROLLERS OFFICE NORTH BROOKINGS HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 4 233 G HUELSMANN RM 1130 INTERNAL AUDITING 4480 CLAYTON SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 6 233 K SCHILLINGE CONTROLLERS OFFICE 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 7 233 E SMITH MCDONNALD SCIENCE CASHIERS OFFICE 4565 McKINLEY SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 240 G IRISH STE 360 ALUMNI & DEVEL NATIONAL COUNCIL 7425 FORSYTH BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 241 HARBISON HOUSE 6440 FORSYTH BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 243 L POEPPELMEIER-COMM.OFFICE COMMENCEMENT 1 BROOKINGS DR - BROOKINGS HALL RM 220 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 244 RM 2272 PRINCIPAL GIFTS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 247 P SMITH MAIL SERVICES 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 2 247 VILLAGE STUDENT MAIL SERVICES 6985 SNOW WAY SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 3 247 T HODAK MAIL SERVICES 6515 WYDOWN SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 248 RM 155 GOVERNMENT & COMM RELATIONS NORTH BROOKINGS SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 249 CAROL KIMBALL OFFICES OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES DANFORTH UNIVERSITY CENTER SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 250 PUBLIC AFFAIRS 276 NORTH SKINKER BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 250 SEE SPECIFICATIONS 0 251 STE 2555 DEVELOPMENT SERVICE 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 2 251 DENISE DONER 4TH FL ROOM 446 COMPUTING FACILITIES 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 252 K WHEELER RM 2200 MAJOR GIFTS 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 259 TRANSPORTATION DEPT 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 261 RM 75 STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES NORTH BROOKINGS SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 267 INSURANCE GENERAL 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 273 SUSAN HEALTH SERVICES 6643 SHEPLEY DR DARDICK HOUSE SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 280 STE 355 EXECUTIVE IS & T 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 301 ATHLETIC DEPT 330 BIG BEND BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 302 BLDG 2 NURSERY SCHOOL 6926 MILLBROOK SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 312 FAMILY LEARNING CENTER 840 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 325 STUDENT TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 6614 SHEPLEY DR SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 2 328 JOAN RM 115 SSCF ELIOT HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 330 NTS SYSTEMS AND OPERATIONS 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 2 330 STORE FRONT RES TEC NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES SERV GREG HALL SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 334 J CHOU INTERNATIONAL OFFICE 6470 FORSYTH AVE SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 336 4TH FL RM 415 IS&T SOFTWARE LICENSING 7425 FORSYTH BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 63112 0 338 STE 110 TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT 4240 DUNCAN AVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63110 0 339 RM 126 HUMAN RESOURCES NORTH BROOKINGS SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 1 339 R JOUETT RM 150 HUMAN RESOURCES EMPLOYMENT 7509 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 2 339 JO NIEBUR RM 001 HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINING 7507 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 4 339 LAUMAN STE 150 HUMAN RESOURCES/BENEFITS 7509 FORSYTH BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 5 339 JESSICA KENNEDY RM 308 WOMANS BUILDING 1 BROOKINGS DRIVE - WOMANS BUILDING RM 308 SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 340 PAULA CASSANI RM 2100 MEDICAL ALUMNI DEV 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 341 RM 6500 MEDICAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS 4444 FOREST PARK SAINT LOUIS MO 63108 0 342 M WEINRICH RM 2400 PLANNED GIVING 7425 FORSYTH BLVD SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 0 343 STE 110 CAREER CENTER DANFORTH UNIV CENTER SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 344 M KNIBB RM 2200 SITEMAN CANCER CENTER 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 349 PURCHASING DEPT 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 631121408 1 349 L BROWN FURNITURE/DESIGN 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 631121408 2 349 WASH U- PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS 12100 PRICHARD FARM ROAD MARYLAND HEIGHTS MO 63043 3 349 BUSINESS INTERIORS/STAPLES 8941 SPRINGDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 63134 4 349 CI SELECT 11418 MOOG DRIVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63146 6 349 WOHL MAIL CENTER 6515 WYDOWN SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 7 349 GENE FANTASIA IS & T APPLICATIONS 7425 FORSYTH RM 446 SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 354 ALUMNI & DEVELOPMENT 6510 WALLACE CIRCLE SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 2 354 JEANETTE NEELY RM 360 ALUMNI & DEVELOPMENT 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 631052161 3 354 A ISMASIL RM 2300 ALUMNI & DEVELOPMENT 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 4 354 K BROWN RM 2200 ALUMNI & DEVELOPMENT 7425 FORSYTH SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 355 A PLUMP RM 50 REGISTRAR OFFICE WOMEN'S BLD SAINT LOUIS MO 63130 0 358 J GIORDANO CENTER FOR ADVANCED LEARNING 6601 SHEPLEY DR SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 0 363 TYSON RESEARCH CENTER 6750 TYSON VALLEY ROAD EUREKA MO 63025 0 367 RM 367 TELEPHONE SVC 700 ROSEDALE SAINT LOUIS MO 631121408 0 369 B LARSON RM 203 EDISON THEATRE
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