CURIE Academy
Diversity Programs in Engineering
146 Olin Hall Ithaca, New York 14853
(o) 607.255.6403 (f) 607.255.2834
Greetings CURIE Academy Class of 2015!
July 12th is fast approaching, and we want to provide you with some important information so you may prepare for this year’s CURIE
Academy. Please read this document carefully.
Further, this email is to confirm your enrollment in the 2015 CURIE Academy and to substantiate receipt of your enrollment documents for
the Academy, which will take place from July 12th – 18th, 2015. You shall receive a separate email for payment confirmation.
For your reference, you may download the following Pre‐Arrival Information Packet which provides information central to your
participation.
The Pre‐Arrival Information Packet contains:
1. Letter to Participants
2. Planning for Your Arrival
3. Online Pre‐Survey [Very important to complete] via Curie Online Pre‐Survey
4. Directions & Transportation Resources
5. Items to Bring
6. Participant Pick‐Up Authorization, Optional
7. Cornell University Campus Map
FACEBOOK GROUP
Step 1) Join the Diversity Programs in Engineering (DPE) Facebook Group
Step 2) Then join the 2015 CURIE Academy Event!
 This will help you to immediately connect with other CURIE Academy participants and to receive important program reminders and
updates!
TRAVEL PLANS (Please let us know ASAP how you plan to travel to and from Cornell: CURIE Travel Itinerary)
The enclosed “Directions & Transportation Resources” document contains details on how to get to campus. For more information on
traveling to Ithaca and Cornell University, please visit www.cornell.edu and click on “Visit Cornell” and then on “Travel to and from Cornell”
or http://www.visitithaca.com/lodging/.
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You are responsible for arranging all aspects of your travel, including any necessary air or ground travel outside of the City of
Ithaca.
Plan to arrive on Sunday, July 12 no later than 5pm, if possible
Plan to depart on Saturday, July 18 after 12:30pm, if possible
o Flyers:
 If flight connections are prohibitive to arrange for Sunday, July 12 and/or Saturday, July 18, please contact
Darvin Griffin, dg423@cornell.edu to determine if we can accommodate an early arrival or late departure.
 If you plan to fly through the Syracuse or Elmira/Corning airports, participants will need to pre‐arranged ground
transportation to and from the Cornell Campus.
 Those flying into Ithaca will have a Cornell Staff member with Program Signage in hand to meet participants at
the Baggage Claim #1 within 20‐30 minutes of your arrival.
o Bus Riders:
 If arriving via Greyhound to Ithaca, a Cornell Staff member with Program Signage in hand will meet participants
at the station within 20‐30 minutes of your arrival.
o Private Vehicles:
 Students traveling via a personal vehicle will only be permitted to depart from campus with their parents or
legal guardians.
 If you plan to depart campus with someone other than a parent or legal guardian, then written permission must
be provided by a parent or legal guardian (refer to the Participant Pick‐Up 3rd Party Authorization Form).
TRAVEL ITINERARY
 If you have not already done so, please provide your detailed travel itinerary here ASAP : CURIE Travel Itinerary
 On the day of your arrival, if you experience travel delays or have trouble finding your way to campus please call Chelsea Morris
(484)‐919‐1565 for assistance.
CURIE ACADEMY OPENING & CLOSING EVENT LOGISTICS
Registration for the CURIE Academy
When: Sunday, July 12
Time: 3:00‐5:00 pm
Where: Wendy Purcell Lounge (2nd Floor)
107 Jessup Rd, Ithaca, NY 14853
Please plan appropriately so you may arrive on campus in time for registration on Sunday, July 12 no later than 5pm.
Welcome Dinner (Only for participants, staff, and faculty)
When: Sunday, July 12
Time: 5:00 pm
Where: Wendy Purcell Lounge (2nd Floor)
 If your family arrives with you for registration, you will need to bid farewell to them prior to the Welcome Dinner.
 By this time, you should be ready to meet your fellow classmates and to engage in an amazing week of fun and research!
Final Project Presentations‐ CURIE Academy (For participants, families & friends, staff, and faculty)
When: Saturday, July 18
Time: 10:30 am ‐12pm
Where: Wendy Purcell Lounge (2nd Floor)
107 Jessup Rd, Ithaca, NY 14853
 We extend a special invitation to your parents/guardians to join us for the final research presentations. In attendance will be
faculty, staff, and students.
 Following the research presentations, we will wrap up with photos and then check‐out procedures.
DEPARTURE REMINDER
 If you are traveling via plane or bus outside of Ithaca, NY, please make appropriate arrangements to depart from the Robert
Purcell Community Center in time for check‐in at the airport or bus terminal.
 The research presentations will conclude by 12:30pm.
 If flight connections are prohibitive to arrange for Saturday, July 18, please contact Darvin Griffin, dg423@cornell.edu
to determine if we can accommodate an early arrival or late departure.
We are looking forward to your arrival. It is going to be a great experience for all of us!
Warmest Regards,
Jami P. Joyner
Director of Diversity Programs
Cornell Engineering
CURIE Academy
PLANNING FOR ARRIVAL
Diversity Programs in Engineering
146 Olin Hall Ithaca, New York 14853
(o) 607.255.6403 (f) 607.255.2834
STAFFING & SUPERVISION
CLOTHING
The Academy has a full‐time staff consisting of a Residential Hall
Director (RHD) and five program assistants (PAs) whom all reside
with and accompany the students.
Participants will have adult supervision 24/7 throughout the
program. Again, the program assistants, who report to the RHD,
provide full‐time, round‐the‐clock guidance and shared‐
supervision of the high school students participating in the
Academy.
The RHD and PAs report to the Associate Director and Director of
Diversity Programs in Engineering.
WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU GET TO CAMPUS
Registration
When: Sunday, July 12
Time: 3:00‐5:00 pm
Where: Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC),
Wendy Purcell Lounge, 2nd Floor
107 Jessup Rd, Ithaca, NY 14853
 Please plan appropriately so you may arrive on campus
in time for registration.
 Parking will be available in the A and CC lots.
(Please click and print map to bring with you).
Welcome Dinner & Program Introduction
(Only for participants, staff, and faculty)
When: Sunday, July 12
Time: 5:00 pm
Where: RPCC, Wendy Purcell Lounge, 2nd Floor
Research Presentations & Program Closing
(For participants, family, friends, staff, & faculty)
When: Saturday, July 18
Time: 10:30 am ‐12:30pm (Check‐out, 12:30‐1pm)
Where: Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC),
Wendy Purcell Lounge, 2nd Floor
107 Jessup Rd, Ithaca, NY 14853
We extend a special invitation to your parents/guardians to
join us for the final research presentations. In attendance
will be faculty, staff, and students.
 Following the research presentations, we will wrap up
with photos and then check‐out procedures.
*All students are required to participate in the research
presentations. Therefore, when making travel arrangements,
please plan accordingly.
Casual and comfortable; however, you will be required to
wear jeans or long pants and close‐toed shoes or
sneakers in the lab every day. Please plan to wear
business attire (dress, blouse and skirt/dress pants, or a
suit) for the research presentations on Saturday morning.
See Items to Bring/Packing List for additional details.
HOUSING
Each participant will share a double room with another
female participant. Participants reside in on‐campus
residential housing on Cornell’s north campus. Bed and
shower linens are provided to each participant via
Cornell’s conference services. There are laundry
machines in the residence halls you can use for free. The
Academy provides detergent.
Again, the Academy has a full‐time staff consisting of a
Residential Hall Director (RHD) and five program
assistants (PAs) whom all reside with and accompany the
students.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
As a member of the Cornell community, we expect you
to comply with the rules and regulations of the
University, including the CURIE Academy Code of
Conduct. The welcome program on Sunday will include
a review of the Code of Conduct. However, for your
immediate reference, the following are a few highlights
from the code:
 CURFEW
You are expected to observe the 11 PM curfew
that all Cornell summer program students must
observe. However, you will be under the
supervision of a Program Assistant or other
CURIE Academy staff member at all times.
Evening activities will end before 11 PM, so you
should not be in violation of the curfew.
Abuses such as leaving the residence hall or
any other program activities unsupervised may
result in immediate dismissal from the
program.
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 GORGES
As beautiful as they are, for safety reasons the gorges on
and around campus are off limits to summer program
participants. The only exception is the arranged group
tour of the gorges during the Earth and Atmospheric
Sciences field session.
 DRUGS AND ALCOHOL
All Cornell summer program students are restricted from
using, possessing, or selling alcoholic beverages,
cigarettes, and/or illegal drugs. In addition, students may
not be present on any premises where liquor (except
restaurants) or illegal drugs are sold or served.
 PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Cell phones, iPods, MP3 players, etc., must not be used
during class sessions, project sessions, group time, etc.
Electronic devices will only be available for use at
designated times such as breaks and at the end of the
day’s activities.
SECURITY ON CAMPUS
The Cornell University Police is the law enforcement agency for
the Cornell community. Cornell Police operates 24 hours a day,
every day. If your parents need to contact you in an emergency,
they should first call the CURIE Academy Director (during the day)
or the Residence Hall Director (during the evening). If necessary,
they may also call the Cornell Police at 607‐255‐1111.
(Telecommunications Device for the Deaf: 607‐255‐
1113).
If you have an emergency while on campus or you need
information, notify an Academy staff member. If
necessary, you may also call the Cornell Police at 607‐
255‐1111, pick up one of the Blue Light emergency
phones (which are located throughout the campus), or
call 911.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES
If you should become ill or injured while participating in
the Academy, a program staff member will assist you in
getting medical attention. The Gannett Health Center is
open weekdays from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Clinicians and
nurses are on duty at all times during these hours. After
hours, you may consult with one of Gannett’s doctors
over the phone; if you need to see a doctor, you will be
referred to the Cayuga Medical Center’s Urgent Care
Center or the emergency room.
Note: Cornell University does not provide
accident/medical insurance for camp/academy
participants. In the event of illness or injury requiring
treatment, hospitalization, or surgery, family/personal
medical insurance must be used to cover medical
expenses. If the participant does not have current health
insurance coverage, please contact us as soon as possible
for options.
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Cindy Mosqueda Campbell, DPE Associate Director
Academy Director
607‐254‐5202 (office)
Chelsea Morris, RHD
484.919.1565 (cell)
Jami P. Joyner, DPE Director
607‐463‐0811 (cell)
Academy‐ Diversity Programs in Engineering Office
607‐255‐6403
Cornell Information & Referral Center (M‐Sat., 9 AM‐4:30 PM)
607‐254‐4636
Cornell Switchboard
607‐255‐2000
Cornell Police
607‐255‐1111
Cornell – Gannett Health Services
607‐255‐5155
Cayuga Medical Center
607‐274‐4411
Emergency
911
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CURIE Academy
Diversity Programs in Engineering
146 Olin Hall Ithaca, New York 14853
(o) 607.255.6403 (f) 607.255.2834
Online Pre‐Survey
Online Pre‐Survey [Very important to complete]
Diversity Programs in Engineering seeks student information as part of a formal review of the impact of our
CATALYST Academy program. Thus, it is imperative that you take eight to 10 minutes to complete this survey.
The results will be used to improve and inform us about the way the program is administered.
Take the Survey Here: CURIE Pre‐Survey
For more information about the survey, contact Jami P. Joyner, jj334@cornell.edu, 607.255.6403.
If you need a hard copy of the survey contact: Cassandre Norgaisse, cn94@cornell.edu
CURIE Academy
Diversity Programs in Engineering
146 Olin Hall Ithaca, New York 14853
(o) 607.255.6403 (f) 607.255.2834
DIRECTIONS &
TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES
DIRECTIONS TO NORTH CAMPUS
[ROBERT PURCELL COMMUNITY CENTER (RPCC), CORNELL CAMPUS]
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Using a GPS or other navigation system, use 107 Jessup Road, Ithaca, NY 14853 as the address. This will guide you directly
to Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC) where nearby parking is available in CC Lot (across from RPCC).
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Google Maps: Key in “Robert Purcell Community Center, 107 Jessup Rd, Ithaca, NY 14853”
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From points southeast you may take I‐81 north, exit at Whitney Point. Take US Route 11 North to Route 79, taking route 79
to Ithaca.
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From the south or southwest, take Rout 96, 89, or 34 North to Route 13, following Route 13 to Ithaca.
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From the northwest, take Route 79, 96, 89, or 34 South to Route 13 and Ithaca.
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From the New York State Thruway east or west, follow I‐81 South to the Homer exit (Exit 12) for Routes 281 and 13. Go
South on Route 281, which becomes Route 13 in South Cortland, and follow Route 13 South and West to Ithaca.
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AIRPORT(S) GROUND TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM UPSTATE NEW YORK
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Airports:
 Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport Administration (607) 257‐0456
 Syracuse Hancock International Airport (315) 454‐4330
 Elmira Corning Regional Airport (607) 739‐5621
2. *Ground Transportation:
A. Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport to Cornell University Main Campus
 Academy Staff will only pick up students who fly into the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport
o An Academy Staff member with Program Signage will meet participants in the Baggage
Claim #1 within 20‐30 minutes of the flight arrival
 Taxi Service
Ithaca Dispatch (888‐321‐1149) handles dispatch for the following:
o University Taxi: 607 277‐7777
o Cayuga Taxi: 607 277‐TAXI (277‐8294)
B. Binghamton, Elmira, or Syracuse Hancock International Airports to Cornell University Main Campus:
 Parents/Guardians are responsible for ground transportation for a participant flying into
Syracuse or any other airport outside of the Ithaca Airport
 Airport Limousine
Phone: (800) 273‐9197, (607)273‐3030
http://ithacaairlinelimo.org
*If you plan to arrive to campus via a taxi or shuttle, please notify the driver that you want to reach the North Campus
Robert Purcell Community Center located on Jessup Road.
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BUS SERVICE: BUS LINES WITH SERVICE TO ITHACA
1.
Shortline Bus
(800) 631‐8405
Regional service within New York State, Long Island, and New Jersey, and into New York City at economical fares,
with stops on the Cornell campus (RPCC) and downtown; extra routes occasionally added during Cornell and
Ithaca College academic breaks.
2.
Campus to Campus
(607) 255‐4628
http://www.transportation.cornell.edu/coach/
transportation@cornell.edu
Express transportation between the Ithaca and New York City campuses of Cornell University.
Has a bus stop on the Cornell campus at RPCC
3.
Greyhound Bus Lines
(800) 229‐9424
Transportation to the Ithaca bus terminal, located in at the corner of W. State St. and N. Fulton St. (Route 13
South).
 Academy Staff will pick up students arrive at the Greyhound Bus Station in Ithaca, NY.
o An Academy Staff member with Program Signage will meet participants at the Station within
20‐30 minutes of the participant’s arrival.
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TAXI SERVICE:
Taxi Service in general and for Transportation between the Cornell campus and the Ithaca bus terminal:
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*Taxi Service
Ithaca Dispatch (888‐321‐1149) handles dispatch for the following:
o University Taxi: 607 277‐7777
o Cayuga Taxi: 607 277‐TAXI (277‐8294)
*If you plan to arrive to campus via a taxi please notify the driver that you want to reach the North Campus Robert Purcell
Community Center located on Jessup Road.
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CURIE Academy
Diversity Programs in Engineering
146 Olin Hall Ithaca, New York 14853
(o) 607.255.6403 (f) 607.255.2834
PACKING LIST
What to Bring
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Personal hygiene items (shower cap & shoes, soap, lotion, toothbrush, etc.)
Any required medication in original packaging (prescription medications must be in labeled
containers)
Backpack
A nice “business” outfit (dress, blouse and skirt/dress pants, or suit) for the final research
presentations
Close‐toed walking shoes and/or sneakers (required for the lab), jeans or long pants
(required in the lab)
Raincoat and/or umbrella
Gym clothes
Shorts/skirts (optional outside of lab)
Warm layers in case of a cool weather
Calculator
Alarm Clock
Optional
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Camera
Cell phone – you are not permitted to use a cell phones for calls or text messaging during
field sessions, research sessions, or other group activities
iPod or MP3 players – you are not permitted to use an iPod, MP3 player, or other personal
electronic device during field sessions, research sessions, or other group activities
What is Provided for You
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Water bottle
Notebook & Pen
Lab supplies
Important Notes
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The Academy residence hall is air‐conditioned and rooms are equipped with beds, desks,
lamps, bedding, linens, and towels.
The Academy includes all meals so you only need spending money for extra snacks and
souvenirs.
The Academy includes the expenses for all scheduled group extra‐curricular activities such
as bowling and use of the climbing wall.
CURIE Academy
Participant Pick‐Up
Third‐Party Authorization
Diversity Programs in Engineering
146 Olin Hall Ithaca, New York 14853
(o) 607.255.6403 (f) 607.255.2834
Please complete this form if any person other than the custodial parent(s) or guardian(s) may pick up your
minor child at the end of CURIE Academy on July 18, 2015.
Your child will NOT be permitted to leave campus with anyone other than the parents unless authorized in
writing. Any person authorized by the parent/guardian must be over 18 years old and must present a picture
I.D. when picking up the child.
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:
Child’s Name:
The following person(s) have my permission to Pick‐Up my child at the end of each day. I also certify that each
person listed is over 18 years old.
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Relationship to Child:
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Relationship to Child:
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Relationship to Child:
Parent/Guardian’s Name:
Parent/Guardian’s Signature
Date
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Please visit an information booth Mon.–Fri. to
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general assistance. Payment or an appropriate
permit is required for parking Mon.–Fri.,
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COLLYER BOATHOUSE
112 Edgemoor (co-op).....................................................B6
Admissions Office, Undergraduate (also offices in each
college and school)...................................................... C3
A. D. (Andrew Dickson) White House: Society for
the Humanities........................................................ CD5
Africana Studies and Research Center: facilities, library.......C1
Akwe:kon (program house).............................................D2
Anabel Taylor Hall: café; interfaith center....................BC6
Appel (Robert and Helen) Commons: dining, fitness
center, student activities...............................................E3
Bailey Hall......................................................................D4
Baker Laboratory: chemical biology, chemistry............ CD4
Balch Hall (housing).......................................................D3
Bard Hall: materials science engineering......................... C6
Barnes Hall: auditorium, career and minority services,
Public Service Center.................................................. C5
Bartels Hall: climbing wall, fencing salle, Newman Arena,
outdoor program, strength and conditioning center,
ticket office...............................................................E5–6
Barton Hall: gymnasium, Cornell Police, ROTC............D5
Beebe Hall: human ecology offices...................................F4
Big Red Barn: dining; graduate student center............D4–5
Bill and Melinda Gates Hall...........................................D6
Biotechnology Building: café, biochemistry,
biotechnology and life science technologies,
genetics and development, molecular and cell
biology, nanobiotechnology.......................................DE5
Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research................ G5
Bradfield Hall: earth and atmospheric sciences.................E5
Caldwell Hall: Graduate School and other offices.........DE4
Carpenter Hall: engineering administration,
engineering and computer science library ................... C6
Carl Becker House (housing)........................................ AB4
Cascadilla Hall (housing).................................................B7
Center for Jewish Living/104West! (housing) kosher/
multicultural dining.....................................................B6
Clark Hall: physical sciences, library...............................D4
College Avenue: 301 (Cornell Information Science)........ C7
College Avenue: 312 (Cornell Chronicle, University
Photography, Web Communications)........................BC7
College Avenue: 409 (Faculty Staff Assistance Program,
student health insurance)............................................ C7
Computing and Communications Center: CIT,
telecommunications, University Counsel and Board
of Trustee Offices.........................................................D4
Comstock (Anna) Hall (Latino Living Center)............... C3
Comstock Hall: biological sciences, entomology,
library.........................................................................D5
Cook (Alice H.) House (housing)................................. AB4
Cornell Store: retail and service departments;
credit union, postmarket............................................. C5
Cornell University Press–ILR Press (Sage House)........... A7
Corson (Dale R.) Hall: ecology and evolutionary
biology......................................................................DE5
Court-Kay-Bauer housing complex............................ DE2-3
Dairy Bar/Store in Stocking Hall: Cornell food products.. F5
Day Hall: School of Continuing Education and
Summer Sessions offices, Information and Referral
Center, university administration offices...................... C5
Dickson (Clara) Hall (housing)...................................D2-3
Donlon (Mary) Hall (housing).....................................DE2
Duffield (David A.) Hall: café; advanced materials
and nanoscience, Cornell NanoScale Facility,
Knight Laboratory....................................................... C6
East Campus Research Facility at College of
Veterinary Medicine...................................................H5
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Cayuga Medical
Center
Cass Park
Ithaca College
Ecology House (Hurlburt House).................................. C1
Emerson Hall: crop and soil sciences................................E5
Fernow Hall: natural resources...................................EF4–5
Food Science Laboratory................................................ G5
Friedman (Stephen and Barbara) Wrestling Center...EF5–6
Friends Hall, in Schoellkopf Memorial Hall....................E6
Fuertes Observatory......................................................EF3
Gannett Health Services...........................................BC5–6
Gates Hall (Bill and Melinda)........................................D6
Goldwin Smith Hall: coffeehouse; arts and sciences
administration and facilities........................................ C4
Grumman Hall: aerospace engineering........................... C6
Grumman Squash Courts.............................................. D6
Hans Bethe House (housing)...........................................B5
Hasbrouck Apartments........................................... FG1–2
Helen Newman Hall: fitness center, intramural
sports office, physical education....................................E3
High Rise 5 (housing)......................................................E2
Holland (Jerome H.) International Living Center...........E2
Hollister Hall: civil and environmental engineering........ C6
Housing, Student:
Akwe:kon...................................................................D2
Cook House: cafeteria; Carl Becker House: cafeteria;
William Keeton House: cafeteria; Hans Bethe
House: cafeteria; Rose House: cafeteria............. AB4–5
Balch Hall: Campus Life offices, Carol Tatkon
Center: café............................................................D3
Cascadilla Hall ......................................................... B7
Center for Jewish Living/104West! ........................... B6
Comstock (Anna) Hall (Latino Living Center)........... C3
Court-Kay-Bauer complex....................................DE2–3
Dickson (Clara) Hall..............................................D2–3
Donlon (Mary) Hall; Mews Hall;
Just About Music (JAM); Ujamaa.........................DE2
Hasbrouck Apartments.........................................FG1–2
Holland (Jerome H.) International Living Center;
Jameson (George) Hall.............................................E2
Hughes (Charles Evans) Hall: cafeteria........................B6
Hurlburt House (Ecology House).............................. C1
Maplewood Park.........................................................F7
112 Edgemoor............................................................B6
Risley (Prudence) Hall: cafeteria, theatre................. CD3
Schuyler House...........................................................A7
Sheldon Court..........................................................BC7
South Baker Hall..................................................... B4-5
Thurston Court Apartments........................................B3
High Rise 5; Low Rises 6, 7;
Townhouse Community.......................................E1–2
Hospital for Animals (Cornell University) at College
of Veterinary Medicine......................................... HJ4–5
Hughes (Charles Evans) Hall (housing)...........................B6
Humphreys Service Building.......................................E6–7
Hurlburt House (Ecology House)................................... C1
Human Ecology Building ............................................DE4
ILR Research Building, ILR Conference Center
in King-Shaw Hall, Dolgen Hall: conference facilities,
industrial and labor relations.......................................D5
Intercultural Center...................................................... D3
Ives Hall: distance learning, industrial and labor
relations, library..........................................................D5
Jameson (George) Hall (housing).................................DE2
Just About Music, JAM (program house).........................E2
Johnson (Herbert F.) Museum of Art: café; exhibits,
galleries........................................................................B4
Kahin (George McT.) Center for Advanced Research
on Southeast Asia........................................................A5
Keeton (William T.) House (housing).......................... AB5
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Moakley House and
Cornell Golf Center
Warren Rd.
East Hill Plaza
Cornell Equine Research
Park Annex
Cornell Athletics Fields
Kennedy (W. Keith) Hall: dining; communication,
education; post office...................................................D5
Kimball Hall: materials processing engineering............... C6
Kinzelberg (Harvey) Hall: nutritional sciences................D4
Knight (Lester B.) Laboratory in Duffield Hall.............. C6
Kroch (Carl A.) Library (access through Olin Library):
Asia, rare, and manuscript collections; archives........ C4–5
Lincoln Hall: music, music and dance library................. C4
Livestock Pavilion.........................................................FG5
Low Rises 6, 7 (housing)..................................................E2
Lynah Rink: hockey, ice skating...................................E5–6
Maplewood Park (housing)..............................................F7
Malott Hall: mathematics, statistics, library ...................D5
Mann Library Building: café; agriculture, life sciences,
and human ecology library; Bailey (L. H.) Hortorium...E4
Martha Van Rensselaer Hall: cafeteria; human ecology..DE4
McGraw Hall: anthropology, government, history;
Knight Institute for Writing........................................ C4
McGraw (Jennie) Tower (Uris Library): chimes,
chimes museum.......................................................... C5
Mennen-Lyon-McFaddin housing complex.....................B5
Mews Hall (housing)...................................................E2–3
Milstein Hall: architecture, art, and planning................. C4
Morrill Hall: linguistics, Romance studies, Russian..... C4–5
Morrison Hall: animal science........................................ G5
Mudd (Seeley G.) Hall: neurobiology and behavior........D5
Myron Taylor Hall: law, library....................................BC6
Newman (Floyd R.) Laboratory/Annex: elementaryparticle physics............................................................D4
Noyes Community Recreation Center: fitness center,
student gym/recreation facilities...................................B5
Noyes Lodge: language laboratory...................................D3
Olin (Spencer T.) Chemistry Research Laboratory.........D4
Olin Hall: chemical engineering.................................. C5–6
Olin Library: café; graduate/research library, access to
Kroch Library.............................................................. C5
Parking garage................................................................D6
Performing Arts, Schwartz (Sheila W. and Richard J.)
Center for the...........................................................BC7
Phillips Hall: computer engineering, electrical
engineering.............................................................. CD6
Physical Science Building........................................... CD4
Plant Science Building and Greenhouses.........................E5
Plantations (Cornell) Lewis (Richard M.) Education
Center, Nevin Welcome Center...................................F4
Rand Hall: architecture studios....................................... C4
Rhodes (Frank H. T.) Hall: computer graphics,
engineering facilities, Cornell Theory Center............ CD6
Rice Hall: various program offices....................................F5
Riley-Robb Hall: agricultural and biological engineering...FG5
Risley (Prudence) Hall (housing)................................. CD3
Robert Purcell Community Center: cafeteria; Campus
Life Housing and Dining Office, Conference Services
offices, student activities and services............................E2
Roberts (Isaac P.) Hall: agriculture and life sciences,
Cornell Cooperative Extension,
landscape architecture................................................ D4–5
Rockefeller Hall: Asian, Asian American, and
Latino studies; science and technology studies.......... CD4
Rose (Flora) House (housing)..........................................B5
Sage Chapel.................................................................... C5
Sage Hall: cafeteria; executive education, management
studies, library ............................................................ C5
Sage House: Cornell University Press–ILR Press..............A7
Savage Hall: nutritional sciences.....................................D4
Neimand-Robison
Softball Field
Reis Tennis Center
Belkin Squash Courts
Oxley Equestrian Center
East Hill
Office Building
Robert Trent Jones Golf Course
Ithaca Tompkins
Regional Airport
Schoellkopf Memorial Hall: Athletic Hall of Fame,
athletics and physical education offices, Friends Hall,
physical therapy...........................................................D6
Schoellkopf (Paul) House: athletics and
physical education offices............................................D6
Schurman Hall: veterinary college administrative
and other facilities.......................................................H5
Schuyler House (housing)................................................A7
Schwartz (Sheila W. and Richard J.) Center for the
Performing Arts........................................................BC7
Sheldon Court (housing)..............................................BC7
Sibley Hall: coffeehouse; architecture, art,
and planning; fine arts library...................................... C4
Snee (William E.) Hall: earth and atmospheric sciences.. C6
South Baker Hall (housing)........................................ B4–5
Space Sciences Building: radiophysics and space
research; National Astronomy and Ionosphere
Center; rooftop teaching radio telescope......................D4
Statler Hall and Hotel: dining and lodging facilities,
executive education center, hotel administration,
library.................................................................. CD5–6
Stimson Hall: biological sciences, university ombudsman.. C5
Stocking Hall: Dairy Bar/Store; food science,
microbiology................................................................F5
Straight (Willard) Hall: cafeterias, information, student
activities/services, theatre...........................................BC5
Tatkon (Carol) Center: in Balch Hall; café,
new student services....................................................D3
Teagle Hall: athletics and physical education facilities,
fitness center...........................................................D5–6
Thurston Court Apartments............................................B3
Thurston Hall: theoretical and applied mechanics
engineering................................................................. C6
Tjaden (Olive) Hall: visual arts....................................... C4
Townhouse Community (housing A-H)......................E1–2
Transportation Services (116 Maple Avenue): information
on parking, bus service, and traffic regulations................E7
Ujamaa (housing)............................................................E2
Upson Hall: computer science, industrial and
mechanical engineering, plasma studies ...................... C6
Uris Hall: café; cognitive science; economics;
feminist, gender, and sexuality studies;
international studies; psychology; sociology.............. CD5
Uris Library: café; chimes, chimes museum (McGraw
Tower); undergraduate library..................................... C5
Veterinary Medicine, College of: cafeteria
(Schurman Hall); facilities, library......................... HJ4–5
Warren Hall: cafeteria; applied economics and
management; biometrics; development sociology ........E4
Weill Hall: café, life science technologies..........................E5
White Hall: government, Jewish studies,
Near Eastern studies.................................................... C4
White (Andrew D.) House: Society for the Humanities.CD5
Willard Straight Hall: cafeterias, information, student
activities/services, theatre...........................................BC5
Wilson (Robert Rathbun) Synchrotron Laboratory:
CHESS, CESR/CLEO.................................................F6
Wing Hall: biochemistry, environmental engineering,
microbiology................................................................F5
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