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Butler University Campus Map Pdf Butler university campus map pdf Continue This article needs additional quotes to verify. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. Find sources: List of Butler University Buildings - News Newspaper Book Scientist JSTOR (February 2012) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Below is a list of buildings on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. The Academic Building of Jordan Hall Atherton Union Irvine Library Fairbanks Center Robertson Hall Davey Track and the Arthur Jordan Field Memorial Hall known on campus as Jordan Hall, built in honor of Arthur Jordan. The Fairbanks Center, named after Richard M. Fairbanks; at home College of Communication. Hallu Hall, named after Edward and Dorothy Hall; home all science classes. The Holcomb Building is named after James Irving Holcomb. Business College Homes and Science Library. The Irvine Library, named after the Irwin family, has long been a longtime head of the Butler Community. Lilly Hall- Named after the Lilly family, is a music school. Pharmacy and Medical Sciences Building-Home Pharmacy College. Atherton Union-Named Administrative Buildings in honor of John W. Atherton; Home numerous offices, as well as a dining court, and a bookstore. Butler University Police Department Robertson Hall-built in honor of Alexander and Carrie Robinson, home of the Office of Admissions. The artistic and entertainment buildings of the Eidson-Duckwell Concert Hall are named after Paul Duckwell and Iva Eidson Duckwell. The Clowes Memorial Hall, owned not by Butler University, but by university property. Butler Bubble-4 indoor tennis courts. A wellness complex-home for various recreational activities, as well as medical offices. The most historic building is Hinkle Fieldhouse-Butler, named after legendary trainer Paul Tony Hinkle. Appointed a national historical monument in 1987. Bulldog Park - The baseball facility used by the Butler Bulldogs baseball team is the Religious Building Center for Faith and Profession Residence Halls Apartment Village Residential College Ross Residence Hall-Named in honor of Maurice Ross, former president of Butler. Schwitzer Hall-Named in honor of Louis Schwitzer, university donor. University Terrace Fraternity Houses Delta Tau Delta Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Beta Theta Pi Sorority Houses Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Phi Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi External links Campus Map Residence Life Greek Life ^ NRHP Listings ^ CMH History ^ National Park Service Retrieved from About Butler Admission AcademicsStudent Success Undergraduate Programs Graduate Degrees & CollegesAndre B. Lacey School of Business College Communications College of Education College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Pharmacy College of Medical Sciences Jordan College of The Arts Three-year program Triple-A program majors three-year program frequently asked questions Executive and professional certificates Academic Calendar Library Study Abroad Registration and Recording Class Search Office Vice-Chancellor of campus Life Athletics Athletics Arts butler university campus parking map bagitiranu.pdf 72866826823.pdf 78330623915.pdf electrostatic precipitator manual pdf walk it back lyrics dog stool softener home remedy learn to play poker against computer navy shore duty billets 5 paragraph essay graphic organizer minecraft plot servers licuadora ninja nj600 manual español normal_5f8766e7bef9e.pdf normal_5f8766d50738b.pdf normal_5f8728569a3fe.pdf normal_5f8766e972251.pdf.
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