Map of UConn Storrs Campus - Jorgensen Center for the Performing
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B5 B4A ARF B2 Central Stores #74490053 B1 MAP NOT TO SCALE 1 2 B3 HORSEBARN HU2 EHSO HILL ROAD LU1 LU2 CRU HWF 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 RTE HHSC HJT HPH HRH HRT HSA HSM Main Campus at Storrs Abbr. ABL ACS ADC AES AFB ALUM APS ARF ARH ARJ ARTB ATL ATWR B1 B2 B3 B4 B4A B5 BARN BAT BCH BFFC BISH BOUS BPB BRH BRON BSC BSRH BUD BUSN CAST CHIL CHM CLAS CMWH COA COOP CRU CSS CUE CUP DB DC DODD DRMU E2 EHRH EHSO FAC FES FG FIF FND FOLS FSB GERH GAMP GANT GENT GRE GRH GSRH GTDH GUL HAC HALL HAWL HBL HDB HHA Building Name Agricultural Biotechnology Laboratory Art Ceramic Studio Art Design Center Architectural and Engineering Services Athletics Facilities Building Alumni Center Art Printshop Avian Research Facility Alumni Residence Halls Jaime Homero Arjona Building Art Building Advanced Technology Laboratory Wilbur O. Atwater Laboratory Building #1 Building #2 Building #3 Building #4 Building #4 Annex Building #5 Dairy Barn Batting and Pitching Facility Charles Lewis Beach Hall Burton Family Football Complex Merlin D. Bishop Center Weston A. Bousfield Psychology Bldg. Biology/Physics Building John Buckley Residence Hall Arthur B. Bronwell Building Bio Science Complex Alan T. Busby Suites John J. Budds Building School of Business Francis L. Castleman Building South Campus Chiller Plant Chemistry Building College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Commissary Warehouse Charter Oak Apartments UConn Co-op Cattle Resources Unit Connecticut Softball Stadium Center for Undergraduate Education Central Utility Plant Dairy Bar The Daily Campus Thomas J. Dodd Research Center Drama-Music Building Engineering II Elizabeth Hicks Residence Hall Environmental Health & Safety Office/Radiation Safety Laboratory Fine Arts Complex Farm and Event Services Floriculture Greenhouse Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum University of Connecticut Foundation Facilities Operations and Locksmith Services Family Studies Building Grange East Residence Hall Harry A. Gampel Pavilion Edward V. Gant Science Complex Charles B. Gentry Building Hugh S. Greer Field House Graduate Residence Halls Harry L. Garrigus Suites Roger A. Gelfenbien Towers Dining Hall Albert Gurdon Gulley Hall Hilltop Apartment Complex William H. Hall Building Willis Nichols Hawley Armory Homer Babbidge Library Human Development and Family Relations Bldg. Horsebarn Hill Arena Grid H10 C7 F2 C13 C9 C10 F2 J7 D6 F6 E4 H9, H10 E10, E11 J7 J7 J7 J7 J7 J7 H10, H11 B7 F8 C7 G4 E7 E10, E11 G4 D9, D10 H9, H10 D14 F7 D8 E9 E5 F10 F9 H7 D15 D7 J11 B7 E8 E9, E10 H9 F3 E7 F3, F4 E10 H9 J7 F3 J7 G10 B6 D10 C13 F7 H8 D8 D11 E9 D9 D7 B9, B10 G11 F8 A8-9, B8-9 E8 F7 E7, E8 D4 J7, J8 HU1 HU2 HV HWF IMS INN IPUA ITE JB JOCF JONS JORG JRB KEL KLIN KNS LAKE LAND LOR LU1 LU2 LVC MA MAN MB MB1 MB2 MHRH MLIB MNH MONT MP MRH MRNS MS MSB MUSB NCRH NKT NPRK NWA NWRH OCW PB PBB PCSB PDFD PLA PR PRES PU1 RB RHBA RSRH ROME SCRH SFSC SHA SCHN SPRH SPRK SRF SRH SSRH STC STRS SU TC TLS TRH TSK UTEB VDM WARE Horsebarn Hill Sciences Complex Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre Historic Poultry Houses Hilltop Residence Halls HEART Program Health Services Annex J. Robert Donnelly Husky Heritage Sports Museum Horse Unit I Horse Unit II Husky Village Environmental Health and Safety Hazardous Waste Facillity Institute of Materials Science Nathan Hale Inn & Conference Center Institute of Public and Urban Affairs Information Technologies Engineering Bldg. Jacobson Barn J. O. Christian Field Roy E. Jones Building Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts J. Ray Ryan Building Frances E. Osborne Kellogg Dairy Ctr. Merle S. Klinck Building Benjamin Franklin Koons Hall Lakeside Building Landscaping Services Arthur L. Lorentzon Stables Livestock Unit I Livestock Unit II Lodewick Visitors Center Mansfield Apartments Harry Grant Manchester Hall Mink Barn Modular Building #1 Modular Building #2 Marcus Holcomb Residence Hall Music Library Museum of Natural History Henry Ruthven Monteith Building Motor Pool Brien McMahon Residence Hall Joseph J. Morrone Stadium Memorial Stadium Math-Science Building Music Building North Campus Residence Halls Nafe Katter Theatre North Parking Garage Northwood Apartments Northwest Residence Halls Old Central Warehouse Physics Building Pharmacy/Biology Building David C. Phillips Communication Sciences Bldg. Public Safety Complex Planetarium Israel Putnam Refectory President’s Residence Poultry Unit I Rosebrooks Barn Ratcliffe Hicks Building and Arena Louisa J. Rosebrooks Residence Hall Lewis B. Rome Commons South Campus Residence Halls George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex Storrs Hall Annex André Schenker Lecture Hall Lester E. Shippee Residence Hall South Parking Garage Student Recreation Facility M. Estella Sprague Residence Hall Anna M. Snow Residence Hall Mark R. Shenkman Training Center Augustus Storrs Hall Student Union Tennis Courts George Safford Torrey Life Sciences Building Towers Residence Halls Gordon W. Tasker Admissions Building United Technologies Engineering Building J. Louis von der Mehden Recital Hall Central Warehouse J7 D10 I12 B10 E6 E10 C10 I8 J8 H12, H13 J7 D11 D5 E7 E8 I13 B6 I9 D10 D6 I12 H9, H10 F8 G10, G11 H9, H10 I8 J8 J10 D11 E1 F7 I14 E8 E8 G8, H8 F4 D7 F7 C14 D7 B6 C8 D10 F4 E12 E4 D11 B13, B14 D12 F10 D11 E10 D4, D5 D12 F10 B9 G5 I12 H13 H9 E5 E5 E5, D6 C9 F9 F7 G4 C7, C8 C9, D9 G7 D6 C7 F9 D9 C15 E11 G11, G12 D10 E10 F4 C13, D13 WBMA WCB WCRH WGC WHIT WITE WOOD WPCF WRH WSH WSRH WZN YNG William Benton Museum of Art Wilbur Cross Building West Campus Residence Halls Nathan L. Whetten Graduate Center Whitney House George C. White Building Walter Childs Wood Hall Water Pollution Control Facility Edwina Whitney Residence Hall Hilda May Williams Student Health Services Nellie Louise Wilson Residence Hall Wolff-Zackin Natatorium Wilfred B. Young Building E9 F8, F9 D7 E7 G6 H9 E9 B14 H7 Area Map E10 E5 C8 H8, H9 RESIDENCE COMPLEXES Alan T. Busby Suites – BSRH, D14 Community Center Alumni Residence Halls – ARH, D6 Eddy Hall Belden Hall Brock Hall Ryan Refectory Watson Hall Charter Oak Apartments – COA, D15 Frederick Brown Hall Burke Hough Hall Arthur S. Hubbard Hall Charles S. Foster Hall Henry R. Hoisington Hall Andrew K. Thompson Hall East Campus Residence Halls – ECRH, G7, G8 M. Estella Sprague Hall Grange East Hall Elizabeth Hicks Hall Edwina Whitney Hall Holcomb Hall Harry L. Garrigus Suites – GSRH, B9, B10 Graduate Residence Halls – GRH, D7 Ashford Hall Jewett Hall Branford Hall Killingly Hall Colchester Hall Lyme Hall Derby Hall Milford Hall Enfield Hall Norwalk Hall Farmington Hall Preston Hall Guilford Hall Quinebaug Hall Hebron Hall Ridgefield Hall Hilltop Apartment Complex – HAC, A8-9, B8-9 Anderson Building Sanchez Building Beard Building Stowe Building Crandall Building Tantaquidgeon Building Crawford Building Wu Building French Building Woodhouse Building Grasso Building Wheeler Building Merritt Building Community Center Hilltop Residence Halls – HRH, B9, B10 Ellsworth Hall Putnam Refectory Hale Hall Hilltop Suites Husky Village – HV, H12, H13 Building A Building D Building B Building E Building C Building F North Campus Residence Halls – NCRH, E12 Baldwin Hall Middlesex Hall New Haven Hall Fairfield Hall Hartford Hall New London Hall Hurley Hall Tolland Hall Windham Hall Litchfield Hall McConaughy Hall Northwest Residence Halls – NWRH, D12 Batterson Hall Russell Hall Goodyear Hall Terry Hall Northwest Dining Hall Hanks Hall Rogers Hall South Campus Residence Halls – SCRH, E5, D6 Nellie L. Wilson Hall Louisa J. Rosebrooks Hall Anna M. Snow Hall Lewis B. Rome Commons Towers Residence Halls – TRH, G11, G12 Allen Hall Sherman Hall Catherine Beecher Hall Sousa Hall Colt Hall Trumbull Hall Alice B. Fenwick Hall Annie E. Vinton Hall Alice Hamilton Hall Susannah Wade Hall Jefferson Hall Webster Hall Helen Keller Hall Towers Activity Center Kingston Hall Roger A. Gelfenbien Lafayette Hall Towers Dining Hall Morgan Hall THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT WELCOMES YOU A West Campus Residence Halls – WCRH, D7 Alsop Hall Lancaster Hall Chandler Hall Shakespeare Hall Hollister Hall Troy Hall NON-UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS EOS FMH GOC HILL HLC ICUC MCC MTH PARH SCC SMC STA USPO E. O. Smith High School Friends Meeting House Greek Orthodox Church Hillel Foundation Hope Lutheran Church Islamic Center of the University of CT Mansfield Community Center Mansfield Town Hall Storrs Parish House Storrs Congregational Church St. Mark’s Episcopal Chapel St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel United States Post Office E3 B12 G2, G3 F11 I2 G10 E2 E2 G9, G10 G9 F11, G11 F11 F2 s New England’s top ranked public university, UConn is innovating classroom instruction, advancing academic research and scholarship, enriching the quality of student life, expanding service activities, and—most visibly— transforming facilities on its campuses. Record numbers of high-achieving students from diverse backgrounds are making the University of Connecticut their school of choice. University life includes more than 300 clubs and organizations, a full complement of intramural and club team sports, and cultural programs in the visual, literary, and performing arts. 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