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SYRACUSE UNIVE R SI T Y
SPRING CAMPUS DAY 2015
WELCOME TO
S PRING C AM PU S DAY
9–10 A.M.
CHECK-IN AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
Schine Student Center Atrium | 26
10–10:45 A.M.
WELCOME
Goldstein Auditorium, Schine Student Center | 26
Join us for a warm welcome that includes an introduction to life and
opportunities at SU.
11 A.M.–NOON
COLLEGE SESSIONS
Explore your school or college of interest. Academic deans, faculty, and
students will present programs, facilities, and special opportunities.
LUNCH ON YOUR OWN. Check out the conveniently located dining
center in the Schine Student Center or one of the many restaurants
and cafes along nearby Marshall Street. Please refer to the list
provided.
NOON–3 P.M.
CAMPUS TOURS
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Student-led walking tours depart approximately every 15 minutes, and
your guide is happy to answer questions about buildings, activities,
academics, and his/her personal SU experience.
NOON–2 P.M.
RESIDENCE HALL TOURS
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Student-led tours of a residence hall will include information about
residential learning communities and residence hall facilities. Tours
leave approximately every 15 minutes.
NOON–3 P.M.
ASK US IN THE ATRIUM
Schine Student Center | 26
Staff from the Office of Admissions will be on hand to answer your
questions, along with representatives from the Office of Financial Aid
and Scholarship Programs, SU Abroad, and Summer College.
2–3 P.M.
TRANSFER STUDENT SESSION
228A Schine Student Center | 26
Transfer students, we know you may have questions different from
those of first-year students, so this session is just for you. Learn about
financial aid and housing options, and get your questions answered by
current students and transfer specialists.
THE AFTERNOON IS OPEN TO YOU
Stop by the schools and colleges to explore additional academic interests and to visit other places on campus.
All are open houses unless otherwise noted.
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Guide to Becoming an Architect
1:30–2:30 p.m.
202 Slocum Hall | 61
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
1–3 p.m.
301 Hall of Languages | 40
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
1:30–3 p.m.
111 Waverly Avenue, Suite 230 | 21
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Q&A and Lab Tours
1:30–3:30 p.m.
Link Hall lobby | 60
Tours depart every 15 minutes
DAVID B. FALK COLLEGE OF SPORT
2–3 p.m. AND HUMAN DYNAMICSPresentation
340 White Hall | 47
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION STUDIES (iSCHOOL)
2–3 p.m.
Hinds Hall lobby | 39
S.I. NEWHOUSE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS*
2 p.m. Presentation
305 Newhouse 1 | 24
COLLEGE OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS
Open House
2–4 p.m.
Preparing Your Portfolio 1:30 p.m.
Preparing Your Audition 1:30 p.m.
for the Setnor School of Music
202 Crouse College | 45
206 Crouse College | 45
305 Crouse College | 45
WHITMAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT* 1:30–3 p.m.
Whitman lobby | 10
*Whitman/Newhouse Dual Degree Information Program
12:30–1:30 p.m. Whitman 525 | 10
Interested in communications and business? Study both through the Dual Degree Program of the Whitman
School of Management and S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. The session includes a program
overview, career options, how to apply, student speakers, and Q & A. Lunch will be provided.
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CENTER FOR CAREER SERVICES
1–3 p.m.
235 Schine Student Center | 26
DISABILITY SERVICES
1–3 p.m.
804 University Avenue, Suite 303 | 20
E. S. BIRD LIBRARY
1–3 p.m.
Reference & Research
Assistance Desk, First Floor | 27
HENDRICKS CHAPEL
1–3 p.m.
Dean’s Office, Lower Level | 50
MARY ANN SHAW CENTER FOR
PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
1–3 p.m.
237 Schine Student Center | 26
OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS
1–3 p.m.
105 Schine Student Center | 26
SU ART GALLERIES
1–3 p.m.
Shaffer Art Building | 58
ENJOY YOUR VISIT!
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Map Illustration: Darren Sanefski; Used with permission from Syracuse Newspapers
Shaw Hall and Dining Center
Sheraton University Hotel & Conference Center
Sims Hall, Department of Public Safety
Slocum Hall, School of Architecture
Slutzker Center for International Services
Smith Hall
Steele Hall, Registrar
SU Abroad
SU Art Galleries
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry Campus
Tolley Humanities Building
University Avenue Parking Garage
University College
WAER
Walnut Hall
Washington Arms
Watson Hall, Menschel Media Center and Light Work
White Hall, Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics
Whitman School of Management
Winnick Hillel Center
Women’s Building
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To ComArt, Lampe Athletics Complex,
South Campus, Skytop Offices,
Bernice Wright Nursery School
Lyman Hall
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Machinery Hall
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Marion Hall
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Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
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Nancy Cantor Warehouse
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Native Student Program
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Newhouse School of Public Communications
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Office of Off-Campus and Commuter Services
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Oren Lyons Hall
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Park Point Apartments
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Physics Building
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Place of Remembrance
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Regent Theater Complex (Syracuse Stage/Syracuse
University Department of Drama)
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Sadler Hall and Dining Center
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Schine Student Center, University Bookstore,
Goldstein Auditorium
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School of Education Recruitment and Academic Services,
Health Center, Office of First Year and Transfer Programs,
Office of Residence Life
21
Shaffer Art Building
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From Downtown Syracuse, Interstates 81,
690, and 90 (NYS Thruway)
Flanagan Gymnasium
Flint Hall and Graham Dining Center
Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center
Hall of Languages, The College of Arts and Sciences
Haven Hall
H.B. Crouse Hall
Hendricks Chapel
Heroy Geology Laboratory
Hinds Hall, School of Information Studies
Holden Observatory
Hoople Building
Huntington Hall, School of Education,
Office of Disability Services
Institutional Research and Assessment
Kenneth A. Shaw Quadrangle (The Quad)
Kimmel Hall and Food Court
Lawrinson Hall
Legal Services
LGBT Resource Center
Life Sciences Complex
Link Hall, College of Engineering and Computer Science
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SYRACUSE UN IVE RSI T Y
MA I N C A MP U S MA P
DIR EC T IONS T O T HE WAR EHOU S E
Syracuse University extends to
downtown with The Nancy Cantor
Warehouse at 350 West Fayette
Street. Served by frequent free
shuttle buses, the Warehouse can
be reached by traveling WEST on
HARRISON STREET, turning RIGHT
onto SOUTH SALINA STREET
and then taking a LEFT onto
JEFFERSON
STREET. Curve RIGHT
at ARMORY circle,
taking a RIGHT onto
FRANKLIN STREET and
then LEFT onto WEST
FAYETTE STREET.
The Warehouse is at the
corner of West Street and West
Fayette Street.
Alibrandi Catholic Center
Archbold Gymnasium, Financial Aid Office,
Bursar Operations, and ROTC
Biological Research Lab
Bird Library Boland Hall
Booth Hall
Bowne Hall
Brewster Hall Brockway Hall and Dining Center
Campus West Apartments
Carnegie Library
Carrier Dome
Center for Science and Technology
Counseling Center
Crouse College, College of Visual and Performing Arts
Crouse-Hinds Hall, Office of Admissions
Day Hall DellPlain Hall
Dineen Hall, College of Law
Eggers Hall Ernie Davis Residence Hall and Dining Center
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