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Arkansas NATS Conference & Student Auditions, February 28Th & 29Th, 2020 University of Arkansas, Department of Music Arkansas NATS Conference & Student Auditions, February 28th & 29th, 2020 University of Arkansas, Department of Music A B C D E 40a C L E V E L A N D S T R E E T 41 MHER C L E V E L A N D S T R E E T 40 REID MHWR 37 GARC l i HOTZ a MHSR r 42 T 1 75 k OLIVER AVENUE 36b e RAZORBACK ROAD CLKR Wilson Park e LINDELL AVENUE Maple Hill 36 r MGNR OAKLAND AVENUE STORER AVENUE C LEVERETT AVENUE BKST l ECHP Rose WHITHAM AVENUE HOUS JTCD l HRDR Hill 35 31 u c D O U G L A S S T R E E T S POSC 28 30 FUTR GTWR 36a GARLAND AVENUE 39 43 Maple Hill HOLR 78a FWLR Arboretum ADPS 38 78 27 AFLS FWCS HLTH 66 STAB 1 ZTAS 12 29 CIOS 32 DAVH UNHS DDDS KKGS PHMS 34 M A P L E S T R E E T ACOS 33 78b AOPS WILSON AVENUE SCHF GREGG AVENUE Sorority Row PARK AVENUE M A P L E S T R E E T ALUM ROSE PBPS KDLS O ADMN HUNT 44 a 26 9 PTSC ARMY M A P L E S T R E E T k 7 AGRX MEMH R DGMS 76 i CARN d 25 FPAC 7 PEAH ARKA g WATRLLAW HOEC AGRI GRAD e 14 FBAC A Arkansas r 2 b Union o r e CAMPUSMAIN WALK t ARKU Central u MULN WALK m Quad Old Main L A F A Y E T T E S T R E E T Reynolds 72 Stadium Historic Old Main MUSC FNAR CHEM Core Lawn FARM WEST UNST OZAR SDPG 53 CHBC WAHR DISC ARKANSAS AVENUE BAND 4 5 STON 15a RAZS 45 FERR PKAF 6 GIBX COGT 22 ENGR GREGG AVENUE M A R K H A M R O A D GIBS Greek HILL SCEN BELL Theatre GREG MARK JBAR 67 O D I C K S O N S T R E E T a k PHYS SINF 11 FSBC MEEG 73 R CHPN i d D I C K S O N S T R E E T g JBHT SUST e 18 48 FNDR E 71 RAZORBACK ROAD PDTF U Walton KIMP N NANO KASF 73a FSFC 59 50 E 20 19 Arts H O T Z D R I V E BLCA HUMP V Center A W I L L I A M S T R E E T GLAD 3 N 48a YOCM WJWH O M Hotz STADIUM DRIVE HAPG Evergreen R Park MCILROY AVENUE A H Hill 74c 50 WCOB LCAF BUCH HPER RCED TEST DUNCAN AVENUE 74 MSPG Fraternity 17 NODU Evergreen WESTTheatre AVENUE Row 49a 61 F A I R V I E W S T R E E T CENA Squared 49 McIlroy DAVE Cemetery SCHOOL AVENUE BLOCK AVENUE SAEF EAST AVENUE O 16a 16 MCHS Hill M E A D O W S T R E E T a 74b k l OTHS 51 58 R i 74a i r a C E N T E R S T R E E T 69 24a d g e T JSAS C E N T E R S T R E E T PGDF 24 Clinton House SUZK Museum CLIN McDonnell 47n TRAC 64 E 47w Field UTCH I V 55 R C E N T E R S T R E E T POMF D N Athletic T O GLBL I N C E N T E R S T R E E T Valley C L 83 47e KUAF ECEN ADSB Downtown Walton M O U N T A I N S T R E E T Square 4 N E T T L E S H I P S T R E E T Arena WALT City Public Oces 82a 46w 46e ADOR 77 Library 60 62 l i Town Center a L E R O Y P O N D D R I V E r DILL T o DUNCAN AVENUE c s i 56b BBPC 56d r F EASTERN AVENUE TENN EAWH/ Frisco CERM/ Athletic 80 Jones-Lindsey Park LISA/ IMMP Valley B U L L D O G B O U L E V A R D 71 URST Gardens Bogle Park PPRC Intramural Fayetteville Fields BOGL High School PRES C A R L S O N D R I V E RAZF 57a M I T C H E L L S T R E E T SCHOOL AVENUE 57 5 RAZORBACK ROAD 52 FAMA Razorback 56 Field 57 BGRN STADIUM DRIVE MLKA MLKB 54 MLKG MARTIN LUTHER KING J R B O U L E V A R D M A R T I N L U T H E R K I N G J R B O U L E V A R D Campus Map LOCATION CODE NAME LOCATION CODE NAME C2 ADMN Administration Building C3 HUMP Humphreys Hall B4 ADSB Administrative Services Building (including Parking Office) C3 JBHT Hunt Center for Academic Excellence (J.B. Hunt Transport Service, Inc. Center for C1 AFLS Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences Building - Dale Bumpers College of Academic Excellence) Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences D2 CARN Inn at Carnall Hall D2 AGRX Agriculture Annex B5 IMMP Intramural Multipurpose Building D2 AGRI Agriculture Building B4 JSAC Jones Student-Athlete Center D2 ACOS Alpha Chi Omega D1 JTCD Jean Tyson Child Development Center C1 ADPS Alpha Delta Pi C2 FPAC Jim and Joyce Faulkner Performing Arts Center D2 AOPS Alpha Omicron Pi D2 KKGS Kappa Kappa Gamma B3 MARK Alpha Phi Alpha D3 KASF Kappa Sigma B2 ALUM Alumni House (Janelle Y. Hembree Alumni House) C3 KIMP Kimpel Hall C2 ARKU Arkansas Union C3 LCAF Lambda Chi Alpha D2 ARMY Army ROTC Building C2 WATR Leflar Law Center - School of Law C2 BAND Band Hall (Lewis E. Epley, Jr. Band Building) C2 MULN Library B3 JBAR Barnhill Arena Gymnastics Center (John Barnhill Arena A5 LISA Library Storage Annex Gymnastic Center) B1 MHER Maple Hill East B4 BBPC Basketball Performance Center B1 MHSR Maple Hill South D3 BELL Bell Engineering Center - College of Engineering B1 MHWR Maple Hill West C2 MUSC Billingsley Music Building (George and Boyce Billingsley Music Building) B3 MARK Markham House A5 BGRN Biology Greenhouse B4 TRAC McDonnell Field (John McDonnell Field House) C5 BOGL Bogle Park C3 MCHS McIlroy House (University Press) C1 BKST University Bookstore D1 STAB McNalley House B3 BLCA Lewis Center for Women’s Athletics (Bev Lewis Center for Women’s Athletics) B3 MSPG Meadow Street Parking Garage C3 FSBC Brough Commons D3 MEEG Mechanical Engineering Building B2 FBAC Broyles Athletic Center (Frank Broyles Athletic Center) D2 MEMH Memorial Hall C3 BUCH Buchanan-Droke Hall C1 MGNR (Gordon) Morgan Hall B4 WALT Bud Walton Arena C2 MULN Mullins Library C2 WAHR Bud Walton Hall C3 GIBX Multimedia Resource Center C3 WCOB Business Building - Sam M. Walton College of Business C2 MUSC Music Building (George and Boyce Billingsley Music Building) A5 CERM Ceramics Studio D3 NANO Nanoscale Material Science and Engineering Building D3 CHPN Champions Hall D3 OTHS Occupational Therapy House C2 CHBC Chemistry and Biochemistry Research Building D2 MAIN Old Main - J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences D2 CHEM Chemistry Building D2 PEAH Peabody Hall C2 CIOS Chi Omega C3 PDTF Phi Delta Theta C4 PGDF Phi Gamma Delta C3 COGT Chi Omega Greek Theatre D2 PHMS Phi Mu C1 CLRK (Margaret) Clark Hall D3 PHYS Physics Building C4 CLIN Clinton House Museum E3 PKAF Pi Kappa Alpha C2 DAVH Davis Hall D2 PTSC Plant Sciences Building D2 DDDS Delta Delta Delta C4 POMF Pomfret Hall E2 DGMS Delta Gamma C4 POMF Pomfret Honors Quarters A4 DILL Dills Indoor Tennis Center A5 PRES Printing Services / University of Arkansas Press Warehouse D2 DISC Discovery Hall (formerly known as Science Building) C5 RAZF Razorback Field (Soccer) D3 DAVE Duncan Avenue Residence - Apartments B1 REID Reid Hall A5 EAWH Eastern Avenue Warehouse - Surplus Property C3 RCED Reynolds Center for Enterprise Development (Donald W. D2 CARN Ella Carnall Hall Reynolds Center for Enterprise Development) D3 ENGR John A. White, Jr. Engineering Hall B2 RAZS Reynolds Razorback Stadium (Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium) C2 BAND Epley Band Hall (Lewis E. Epley, Jr. Band Building) C2 ROSE Rosen Alternative Pest Control Center B1 ECHP Epley Center for Health Professions D2 SCSW School of Social Work B5 FAMA Facilities Management D3 SCEN Science Engineering Building A5 PPRC Facilities Management Recycling C3 SAEF Sigma Alpha Epsilon C2 FPAC Faulkner Performing Arts Center E2 SCHF Sigma Chi E2 FARM Farm House C3 SINF Sigma Nu D3 FERR Ferritor Hall (Daniel E. Ferritor Hall) C2 HUNT Silas Hunt Hall - Admissions and Registrar C2 FNAR Fine Arts Center C5 RAZF Soccer B3 FSFC Fred Smith Football Center C5 BOGL Softball C3 FNDR Founders Hall C2 SDPG Stadium Drive Garage B1 FWLR Fowler House (Wallace and Jama Fowler House) E2 STON Stone House North (Edward Durrell Stone House) C1 FUTR Futrall Hall D2 STAB Study Abroad and International Exchange C1 GACR Garland Avenue Center - Parking Garage & Center Shops D4 SUZM Suzuki Music School D2 GEAR Gearhart Hall - Graduate School and Honors College B3 TEST Testing Center C3 GIBX Gibson Annex B1 POSC Tyson Building (John Tyson Poultry Science Center) C3 GIBS Gibson Hall C4 UTCH UAteach building C3 GLAD Gladson-Ripley Hall C2 ARKU Union (Arkansas Union) D2 GRAD Graduate Education Building - College of Education and Health Professions C2 UNST Union Station (Union Station Transit Facility) C3 COGT Greek Theatre (Chi Omega Greek Theatre) C2 UNHS University House C3 GREG Gregson Hall C1 HOUS University Housing Office (960 W.
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