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IN THIS It is our job to support you in this process. We developed this Parent & Family Resource Guide to serve as your starting point, keep it handy over the next few months. Along with this guide, our support will continue through email correspondence, our website, www.atu.edu/parents, and our Facebook page,ArkansasTechParentsandFamilies.

Our commitment is to provide you the information and resources you need, from today until graduation, as we are full-time partners in this journey.

Of course, we are also just an email or phone call away as well!

Parent & Family Relations ËË parents@atu.edu ƷƷ (479) 356‑2157

SECTIONS Letter From The President.............................................................................1 Financial Assistance Options...................................................................... 2 Understanding The Billing Process............................................................ 4 New Student Orientation............................................................................... 5 Living On Campus........................................................................................... 6 Important Dates............................................................................................... 8 Campus Safety................................................................................................. 9 Freshmen Leadership Experience............................................................. 10 Resources........................................................................................................ 12 Common Phases During Transition........................................................... 14 Real Talk About The First Semester…....................................................... 16 Check List....................................................................................................... 18 Directory.........................................................................................................20 Campus Map + Building Codes................................................................... 22

There is no support network for an Arkansas Tech University student that can match his or her own family.

Your engagement in your student’s education is fuel for their resolve and will to persist. By demonstrating why you value a college degree, it helps your student understand why all of the study sessions and all of the hard work are worthwhile.

Parents of college students are at a challenging crossroads.

I should know. I’ve sent three children to college.

When should we intervene? When should we let them learn on their own? How can I be the best resource possible in helping my student achieve his or her academic goals?

I wish I had the perfect answer for each of these questions.

Here is what I can guarantee: independent research has found that Arkansas Tech University is without question the No. 1 institution in our state when it comes to providing graduates with upward social mobility. ATU ranks among the top 10 percent of colleges and universities nationwide on CollegeNET’s Social Mobility Index.

Our focus on student success and the philosophy of “every student counts” that is part of our institutional culture mean that the student in your life will have access to every resource necessary to achieve a better life through a degree from Arkansas Tech University.

Thank you for entrusting us with your student’s education. It is a trust that we take seriously, and we are here to partner with you to make your student’s time at ATU a positive and transformational experience.

Sincerely,

Dr. Robin E. Bowen President

Letter From The President 1

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OPTIONS Having an understanding of the total cost of attendance is a crucial first step in planning how to pay for school. The Arkansas Department of Higher Education (ADHE) provides a comprehensive overview for parents. This information is applicable to students from Arkansas and out-of-state students. This information can be found at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/educational-costs/.

STEP 1: COMPLETE THE FAFSA Complete the FAFSA online at www.fafsa.gov. Make sure to fill it out and submit the FAFSA each year you are in college. Arkansas Tech’s Title IV school code is 001089. If you want your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) sent to us, you need to put this number on the FAFSA. After you submit your FAFSA, you’ll receive your Student Aid Report (SAR). Your SAR summarizes the information in your FAFSA. Review it and make corrections if needed.

Your award letter explains the combination of federal grants, loans, and work-study a college is offering you. The offer might also contain state and institutional aid.

STEP 2: LOOK FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS Financial assistance opportunities are not limited to FAFSA. Take time to look for additional opportunities both locally and statewide.

Arkansas Tech University’s scholarships can be found at www.atu.edu/scholarships.

The Arkansas Department of Higher Education (ADHE) provides a comprehensive list of scholarships for Arkansas residents. This information can be found at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/.

Private scholarships are offered through many different outlets including businesses and organizations. ADHE has a great resource to help you understand financing college. You can find this information at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/other-financial-aid-resources/.

STEP 3: FEDERAL STUDENT AID Loans made by the federal government, called federal student loans, usually have more benefits than loans from banks or other private sources. The U.S. Department of Education has great resources on this process. This information can be found at https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/loans.

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Financial Assistance Options 3

UNDERSTANDING THE BILLING PROCESS Once your student has registered for fall classes and completed the housing application process (if applicable) you will be thinking about how and when the payment process begins. Below is a timeline regarding your student’s bill.

1. Monday, July 15, 2019: Tuition charges and related fees are posted to your student’s account. a. These can be found in the student portal on OneTech. b. Charges reflect: i. Classes registered for ii. Board approved fees iii. Room & Board (if applicable) 2. Wednesday, July 17, 2019: All types of financial aid will begin to authorize on your student’s account. This includes: i. Federal financial aid ii. Scholarships (University, State, Private) iii. Grants a. These reflect the current authorized funds your student will be receiving and will be viewed as a credit on your account. However, these funds do not become actual credits until just prior to or on the first day of class. b. If your student has been awarded Federal Work-Study these funds will not reflect on your bill at this time. Being awarded work-study does not guarantee funds. Students must find a qualified on-campus job in order to earn these funds.

3. Monday, July 22, 2019: Student account balances will be emailed to your student’s account.

By mid-July you will have an up-to-date understanding of your student’s current charges for the fall semester. This will help you as you plan to fund the fall semester. Unless you are certain on your incoming financial aid and/or scholarships, it is recommended that you do not set up a payment plan or make a payment in full until all funds are authorized (just prior to or on the first day of class).

4 Understanding The Billing Process

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION Orientation is where students begin to find their place among a diverse community of fellow learners. It is where they meet new people, discover resources customized for their success, and Connect to leadership and involvement opportunities.

Participating in orientation will ensure students become immersed in the culture and traditions of Arkansas Tech.

TECHADVISE TECHAdvise, a half-day advising and registration program, is the first of two orientation programs that your student will attend. The sessions will be held March-June 2019 and your student can choose whichever session fits their schedule.

DURING THIS EXPERIENCE NEW STUDENTS WILL: Meet with faculty and staff from their college Visit with an Academic Advisor Get their Fall 2019 schedule Engage with current students You are encouraged to attend the TECHAdvise session with your student to learn more about the services available to ensure your student’s successful transition to Arkansas Tech. We have programs designed specifically for your needs as your student’s main educational supporter.

TECHCONNECT TECHConnect is the second portion of orientation. This program is held just before classes begin in August. Included in this program is Freshmen Convocation, which all parents and families are encouraged to attend. Fall term classes begin on Wednesday, August 21.

DURING THIS EXPERIENCE STUDENTS WILL: Learn from current student leaders Receive academic success tips Discover involvement opportunities and attend a job fair Network with classmates and find their fall term class locations Learn healthy habits and how to be an engaged member of the Arkansas Tech community

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LIVING ON CAMPUS The Department of Residence Life is excited for your arrival this fall. More than 2,500 students call our residence halls and apartments home each year, and each fall over 1,200 of those are freshmen. Living on campus puts you in the center of everything, ensuring that you meet your academic goals while engaging in the numerous out-of-class experiences Arkansas Tech offers.

Arkansas Tech has a two-year on-campus living experience. Students who reside outside a thirty-mile radius from the main campus are expected to live in our residence halls until they have earned sixty credit hours.

To get an inside look at our facilities please check out the following link to experience on campus living by seeing our halls in complete 360 degrees videos: https://www.atu.edu/reslife/residencehalls.php

APPLYING TO LIVE ON CAMPUS: 1. Go to: www.atu.edu/reslife 2. Click on “Apply for Housing Online” – and log in using your Tech username and password (this can be found in your admissions letter) 3. Click “Application” – and select the term your are applying for (Fall 2019-Spring 2020) 4. Confirm your personal details – be sure to select whether or not you’ll have a car on campus 5. Are you an earlier riser, or do you prefer to sleep in? Will you study in your room or elsewhere on camps? – tell us a little about yourself so you can find a roommate whose lifestyle will compliment yours.

6. Pay your $25 Housing Application Fee 7. Find your roommate – search for someone based on their responses to the lifestyle and profile questions. Once you’ve found someone you like, we’ll email them to review your profile.

8. Have a hall preference? Pick your top 5 building and room style; we’ll accommodate you the best you can. The earlier you apply, the better chance you have at your top pick 9. Submit your application – and start prepping for your big move! Look for an email in late spring with instructions on how to finalize your housing selections.

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STUDENT CHECKLIST Connect with your roommate (assignment confirmations will be sent via email by June 7, 2019).

Review the online new student move-in guide (www.atu.edu/reslife) to see what is required, needed, and not permitted to bring into the residence halls.

Review your hall assignment to see your permitted movein time, and plan your arrival accordingly.

Consider the loft and micro-fridge rental program through our partners at Collegiate Concepts Inc. (www.loftconcepts.com) Consider the linen program through our partners at OCM. (www.rhl.org/akt) Consider insuring your personal property with National Student Services Inc. (www.nssi.com) It is important that all incoming students check their @atu.edu email on a regular basis. Through their email, students will receive information on roommates, hall assignments, meal plans, and move in time and locations – please help remind your student the importance of this.

Please reach out to our office should you have any questions.

Contact Info ƷƷ Call: (479) 968‑0376 ËË Email: housing@atu.edu

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IMPORTANT DATES FALL 2019

SPRING 2020

Opening Weekend

January 13

ÅÅ Residence Halls Open ÅÅ Freshmen Convocation ÅÅ TechConnect – New Student Orientation begins

ÅÅ Classes begin

Monday August 19 ÅÅ TechConnect – New Student Orientation continues

January 17 ÅÅ Last day officially withdraw/drop courses with full reduction of tuition and fees

January 20 ÅÅ MLK holiday

Tuesday August 20

March 2

ÅÅ TechConnect – New Student Orientation continues

ÅÅ Mid-Term

Wednesday August 21 ÅÅ Classes Begin

ÅÅ Early Registration for summer and spring semester

Tuesday August 27

March 23 - March 27

ÅÅ Last day officially withdraw/drop courses with full reduction of tuition and fees

ÅÅ Spring Break

Saturday September 14

ÅÅ Finals Week

ÅÅ FAMILY DAY

May 7, 8, 9

Saturday October 5

ÅÅ Spring Graduation Ceremonies

ÅÅ HOMECOMING

October 9 ÅÅ Mid-Term

October 10-11 ÅÅ Fall Break

October 21 – December 3 ÅÅ Early Registration for spring semester

November 27 – December 2 ÅÅ Thanksgiving break

December 4-10 ÅÅ Finals Week

December 16 – January 3 ÅÅ Winter Intersession

8 Important Dates

March 16 – April 28

April 29 – May 5

CAMPUS SAFETY The Department of Public Safety (DPS) provides law enforcement, security services, emergency management planning, and other public safety services to create a safe and secure environment for ATU students, faculty, and staff. We are committed to protecting the general welfare of the campus community and surrounding area.

ATU ALERT ATU Alert provides emergency notifications in the event of an imminent threat to Arkansas Tech. The emergency notification is a critical safety component and notifies the campus in an efficient and timely manner.

Students will automatically receive alerts after they are enrolled in classes.

Phone number additions and updates can be made through OneTech.

PARKING Everyone attending ATU is required to have a parking permit to park on campus. Permits are available at DPS or online beginning on August 1 of each academic year. To purchase a permit for the main campus, follow these steps: Log in to OneTech Click on Student Life in the Left Menu Bar Click on the Purchase Your Parking Permit link under Parking To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/psafe

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FRESHMEN LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE AUGUST 14-17, 2019 The Freshman Leadership Experience (FLE) serves as the starting point for students seeking to gain and increase their leadership skill set. Open to only thirty-six (36) incoming freshmen, this program will actively engage students in a variety of leadership experiences that will create an advantage prior to their first day of class.

Participants will move into their assigned residence hall (if housed on campus) on Wednesday, August 14, 2018.

This program will take place on both the Arkansas Tech campus and other local sites.

During this time, students will engage with other incoming freshman while learning from current campus leaders, university staff, and other leadership experts.

These experiences will help students make connections prior to the first day of class, establish a leadership and involvement plan for the first year, and learn from some of the best and brightest campus leaders.

Please note that only 36 students will be able to attend, and consideration, in part is, based on application completion date. It is strongly encouraged for all interested incoming freshman to apply prior to July 1, 2019. Participants must be available for the entire length of the program.

To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/leadership_programs

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RESOURCES VETERAN SERVICES The Office of Veteran Services is committed to providing exceptional service to our military affiliated students, their spouses and family members, and dependents of those who have served. As the primary point of contact, we work with students beginning in the admission stage right through to graduation or any point in between.

To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/veterans

TESTING & DISABILITY SERVICES The Office of University Testing offers a wide range of national and standardized exams including the ACCUPLACER, CLEP, ACT, PRAXIS, and MAT. The office also coordinates exams for students who require alternate test arrangements due to a disability.

The Office of Disability Services serves as the campus liaison for students who may experience barriers in their learning environment due to a disability. If your student requires academic or housing accommodations, please contact a Disability Services staff member to discuss your concerns or fill out an online application on our website.

To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/studentwellness

COMMUTER SERVICES It can be a challenging for your student when they are commuting to campus every day, so we have services and programs in place to make life at Tech as bit easier. Out office connects off-campus students to campus life by promoting Tech traditions, giving commuters a home away from home in our Commuter Lounge and helping students discover the involvement opportunities and campus resources that will make them successful.

To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/offcampus

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HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER The Health & Wellness Center provides confidential medical and counseling services to students. Students can receive treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, lab services, allergy injections, and women’s health services. Counseling services are provided to students on a shortterm basis with students receiving 10 sessions per academic year.

Most services are free to all students as they have paid the student health fee in order to receive access to the services. These services include: treatment of minor illnesses or injuries; allergy shots ordered by private physicians; blood pressure monitoring; loan of crutches, wheelchairs, heating pads; immunizations; prescriptions; lab services; women’s health visits; individual, group, and couples counseling.

The Health Center offers additional numerous services for a small fee. These services vary based on student need.

To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/hwc

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION Our staff works to provide leadership, support, resources, and advocacy for underrepresented populations and marginalized groups on our campus. Our programs and services are designed to help our students achieve their academic and personal goals. Through personal mentorships, to advising affiliated students groups, and programs and workshops, we are committed to your success at Arkansas Tech.

To learn more please visit: www.atu.edu/diversity

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COMMON PHASES DURING TRANSITION The transition experience for most college students has observable phases, beginning months before they arrive on campus. Your student may either go through the most common ones successively, at predictable times, or show signs of some but not others. By knowing to expect these phases, parents and families can better respond to their signs with empathy, encouragement, straightforward talk, or a combination of all three.

1. EARLY-SUMMER ANTICIPATION Following high school graduation, many students start the summer feeling pride in their past achievements and anticipation for what’s next. They may experience a letdown, but those feelings give way to optimism and excitement – and maybe a little impatience – as they look forward to Arkansas Tech.

2. MIDSUMMER ANXIETY When students realize that in just a few weeks they will be leaving their comfort zone – their home, family and friends – to enter an allnew world, feelings of sadness and insecurity may emerge.

3. EARLY-FALL PANIC Orientation has ended, classes have begun, and students may suddenly feel overwhelmed. For some, the adjustment to roommates, a heavy workload and an unfamiliar social environment can feel like too much to handle all at once.

4. THE “HONEYMOON” Students may focus on all the upsides of Arkansas Tech – the new friends, the freedom, the intellectual thrill – and seek every opportunity to prove they are where they belong both academically and socially.

5. THE HONEYMOON’S OVER! Uh-oh. Where did the time go? Where’s all this hard work coming from?

Especially for overextended students, the honeymoon ends with such questions, which can cause anxiety, self-doubt, regret and homesickness.

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6. THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER… The novelty of being at Arkansas Tech has worn off, and the stress and hard work seem never ending. Some students may fantasize that transferring to a different university would solve everything.

7. “YOU CAN’T GO HOME AGAIN” Home for break, students may be shocked to discover that the daily routines of family life have gone on without them. It can feel alienating, as if their absence had no effect or their relationship to “home” shifted without their permission.

8. COPING Sometime during fall semester, many students feel they finally have it figured out: they can get work done, use the library without fear, have a social life – and stay on top of their laundry! They prove to themselves that they have what it takes to be at Arkansas Tech.

9. REALIZATION By the spring semester, students often make a realization: consistent academic success at Arkansas Tech takes an enormous amount of hard work

10. PUTTING IT TOGETHER By the end of the first year, students start to see Arkansas Tech as a total experience. They know that hard work and achievement must be priorities, but downtime and enjoying life are essential for balance.

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REAL TALK ABOUT THE FIRST SEMESTER….

As the first semester approaches, use this guide for discussions with your student to help ensure you are both on the same page. It might help avoid some issues down the road.

COMMUNICATION We agree to talk

(number of times)

per: day / week / month

We will communicate in the following ways: phone / text / emails It is important to discuss the following things when we speak:

When (student name) is stressed and needs help from a Parent/family member, he/she will do/say/ask the following:

During an emergency we will communicate in the following ways:

An emergency is defined as:

VISITS We agree that the student should come home the following times:

And the parent/family member should visit the following times (including Family Day – Sat Sept. 14) :

Both student and parent/family member will give amount of notice to the other person prior to visiting.

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MONEY MATTERS & BUDGETING We agree that the student will get money in the following ways: Job

Financial Aid

Monthly Allowance (amount $ )

Students’ Savings

Limitations for spending money are:

We will handle financial emergencies that require money in the following ways:

A financial emergency could include:

GETTING INVOLVED We agree that the student will investigate getting involved in the following things on campus:

SAFETY The student agrees to take the following steps to make themselves safer (check all that apply): Lock my room/apartment doors and windows

Not give anyone else access to my ATU login information

Buddy up with a friend when going out

Be aware of the closest blue light phone on campus

Walk in groups at night Let someone know where I am going, who I am with and when I will return

Avoid alcohol and drugs Use privacy/security settings on Social Media

OTHER THINGS WE TALK ABOUT AGREEMENT – This is a living breathing document and can be changed at any time.

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CHECK LIST IMMEDIATELY: Student should start regularly checking Arkansas Tech email account Complete the FAFSA Apply for housing and pay $25 application fee Explore Living Learning Community housing options and apply to take part Visit: www.atu.edu/reslife/llc-home

Spaces reserved for Leadership, Honors, Agri, Engineering, and more

MARCH/APRIL: Select room location and pay $100 deposit – this is done through your students housing portal – email notification will be used to indicate when your students is able to make selections Engage with roommate – your student will be able to find all needed contact information in their housing portal

MAY/JUNE: Apply to participate in the Freshmen Leadership Experience – this takes place August 14 through August 17 (prior to Move In Day) – this is limited to only 36 incoming freshmen. Visit www.atu.edu/leadership_programs for more information

JULY: Have your students final high school transcript sent to Arkansas Tech Students complete the AlcoholEdu for College and Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates online modules.

Students living on campus will need to provide their emergency contact information in their housing portal.

AUGUST: Parking Passes for the 2019-2020 academic year become available – students purchase this permit through their onetech portal.

Finalize tuition, fees, and room and board payment.

Prepare for Move-In Day (if living on campus) – review map for assigned entrances, hall/floor check in-times, and related events Attend Commencement - join your student, their faculty and the University President, Dr. Robin E. Bowen in this ceremony to start their journey

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DIRECTORY General Information ƷƷ (844) 804‑2628 (toll-free)

Brown Hall

Tucker Coliseum: Varsity Athletics Athletic Director ƷƷ (479) 968‑0345 ɞɞ @ATU_Athletics

Academic Scholarship Coordinator

őő @atuathletics

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0343 NCAA II Compliance Officer Admissions Office

ƷƷ (479) 964‑3230

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0343 ËË tech.enroll@atu.edu

Doc Bryan Student Services Center

Financial Aid

Campus Life

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0399

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276

ËË fa.help@atu.edu

ËË campuslife@atu.edu

Registrar’s Office ƷƷ (479) 968‑0272

ɞɞ @ATUCampusLife őő @atucampuslife

ËË registrar@atu.edu

Campus Recreation (Garden Park)

ɞɞ @AtuRegistrar

ƷƷ 479-356-2010

Student Accounts ƷƷ (479) 968‑0271 ËË business.office@atu.edu ɞɞ @ATUStuAccounts Student ID Card Office ƷƷ (479) 880‑4292 TRIO Student Support Services ƷƷ (479) 880‑4172

ËË campusrec@atu.edu ɞɞ @atucampusrec őő @atucampusrecreation Civic Engagement ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276 ËË campuslife@atu.edu Health & Wellness Center ƷƷ (479) 968‑0329

ËË trio.sss@atu.edu

Diversity & Inclusion

»» www.atu.edu/sss

ƷƷ (479) 880‑4372 ËË diversity@atu.edu

Rothwell Hall

ɞɞ @ATUDiversity

Academic Advising Center

őő @atudiversity

ƷƷ (479) 964‑0843 ËË adviseme@atu.edu

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Greek Life

Spirit Squads

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276

ËË greeklife@atu.edu

ËË spiritsquads@atu.edu

ɞɞ @ATU Greeks

ɞɞ @atuspiritsquads

őő @ATUGreeks

őő @atuspiritsquads

International Student Services (ISS)

Student Activities

ƷƷ (479) 964‑0832

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276

ËË imsso@atu.edu

ËË sab@atu.edu

ɞɞ @ATUimsso

ɞɞ @ArkansasTechSAB

őő @ atuimsso

őő @atu_SAB

Leadership Programs

Student Government Association

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276

ƷƷ (479) 356‑0276

ËË campuslife@atu.edu

ËË sga@atu.edu

Orientation ƷƷ (479) 968‑0276 ËË orientation@atu.edu Norman Career Services ƷƷ (479) 964‑0583 ext. 4506

ɞɞ @ATUSGA őő @atusga Student Success ƷƷ (479) 968‑0249 ËË student.success@atu.edu

ËË career.services@atu.edu

Testing and Disability Services

ɞɞ @ATUCareers

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0302

Parent & Family Relations

ƷƷ (479) 964‑3290 (TTY Services)

ƷƷ (479) 356-2157

Veteran Services

ËË parents@atu.edu

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0445

Residence Hall Association

University Police Building

ƷƷ (479) 968-0376 ËË rha@atu.edu őő @aturha

Public Safety ƷƷ (479) 968‑0222 ËË dps@atu.edu

Residence Life

ɞɞ @atudps

ƷƷ (479) 968‑0376

őő @atudps

ËË housing@atu.edu ɞɞ @ATUResLife

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42

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30

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11

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52

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32

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CAMPUS MAP + BUILDING CODES Your schedule lists a 3 letter code (in gold) for each academic building.

29

Administration Building

34

Alumni House

49

Facilities Management Building

45

Fisheries, Wildlife & Engineering Lab

57

Green & Gold Cupboard

53

Hindsman Tower

31

Hull Physical Education Building (HULL)

46

Animal Science Teaching Lab

42

Baswell Residence Hall

52

Baswell Techionery

54

Brown Hall (RCB)

7

Brown Residence Hall

22

Hughes Residence Hall

32

Browning Hall

16

Jones Residence Hall

48

Campus Recreation Fields

26

M Street Residence Hall

47

Campus Recreation Offices

40

33

Caraway Residence Hall

Marching Band Practice Field

23

Chambers Cafeteria

14

McEver Hall (MCE)

39

Chartwells Athletic Complex

37

Norman Hall (NOR)

8

Nutt Residence Hall

3

Stroupe Building

55

Jerry’s Eats

44

Tech Farm

1

Tech Field

50

Tech Greenhouses

24

Techionery (TEC)

41

Temporary Nursing Building

35

Thone Stadium a t Buerkle Field

28

Tomlinson Hall (TOM)

21

Tucker Coliseum

5

Tucker Residence Hall

10

Turner Residence Hall

18

University Commons Apartments

36

Visiting Team Dressing Facility

15

Corley Hall (COR)

11

Paine Residence Hall

30

Crabaugh Hall (CRA)

27

Public Safety

43

Crabaugh House

56

Rock House

25

W.O. Young Building

6

Critz Residence Hall

13

Williamson Hall (WMS)

Dean Hall (DN)

Ross Pendergraft Library & Technology Center (RPL)

2

9

4

Wilson Residence Hall

51

Rothwell Hall (RTH)

12

Witherspoon Hall (WPN)

19

Roush Residence Hall

VP

Visitor’s Parking

38

Stadium Suites Student Housing

20

17

Doc Bryan Student Services Center (SSC) Energy Center (CES)