UNR Buildings (A-L)

-College of Business departments (accounting, economics, finance, general business, information systems) -one of tallest buildings on campus -college of Liberal arts (anthropology dept.)

-Biomedical engineering grad program -environmental science and health grad program -originally built as the United States Bureau of Mines

-chemistry -chemistry research lab -chemistry faculty offices -only building on campus not named after someone -Army ROTC program originally sed the side of building or repelling practice before they built own repelling wall

-departments: music, art, theater and dance -Nightingale Concert Hall -Redfield Black box theater

-office of President Marc Johnson -student conduct -served as 3rd campus library until 1962 which replaces a temporary library (which is now the Jones Center) -outside the south entrance a "gold star" plaque honors 81 university student who lost their lives during WWII

-gift from the citizens of Reno in 1898

-365 learning (summer session, wintermester) -online learning -late start and weekends -evening students -freshmen start -scheduling services

-mathematics and science departments -Nell J. Redfield auditorium -chem labs on 3rd floor -opened in 2010 -used by 70% of students

-only buffet style dining on University Campus -Mongolian BBQ, fire grill, fresh made pizza, fresh salad -DC Convenience Store next door offered packaged goods, health and beauty products

a federally funded college preparatory program for first-generation income qualified high school students

-World Languages and Literature -Military Science -Upward bound -Latino Research Center -excellence in teaching program -the original elevator was designed to go to the third floor even though the construction never reached that phase

-gym with three courts for intramural basketball and other court sports -areas for weightlifting, cardio and other fitness classes and activities -stadium stairs for training -lockers and changing rooms and administrative offices -estimated cost of $47.5 million

First Floor -office for prospective students -office for international students -UNR Police department -The Works Second Floor -Admissions and Records -Graduate School Veteran services Third floor: -financial aid & scholarships -cashiers office -loan offices

-biology -biochemistry -natural resources and environmental sciences -CABNR studen center (advising for freshmen and sophomores in CABNR majors) -Museum for natural history -Nevada greenhouse complex

College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources

-opened daily to the public -star theater with digital planetarium dome shows -Nevada's first and largest planetarium -has seen nearly 2 million visitors, including 10,000 k-12 students annually through field trips -building shape is due to its function as a solar thermal power system

-english dept.

-core writing program -was originally the agriculture building until 1958 -basemen used for experiments with lab animals and animal dissection

-Geotechnical engineering -environmental engineering -has three shake tables with he capability of simulation a magnitude of a 7.4 earthquake -building named after U.S. Senator Harry Reid of Nevada in 2000 who set aside $8 million in federal funding for the College of Engineering

-refereed to as the lower quad or business quad -served as the football fiend in 1966 when Mackay Stadium opened -the rock holds the place of the 50 yard line -there were no night games on the old stadium, but when practice ran long, the cars would shine their lights down to brighten the field

-philosophy department -human resource functions -opened in 1914 to serve as the university's second library -later served as the hall of english journalism department

-Center for Student Engagement -Center or Student Cultural Diversity -Wolf Card Office -Nevada Wolf Shop -Associated Students of the University of Nevada

-starbucks -port of subs -welcome center -wells fargo branch -DMV Kiosk -bank of america/ wells fargo ATM -Blind onion pizza and wings -named after joe Crowley who served for 23 years as University President

-honors program -davidson academy -the overlook -starbucks -old student union building

-home of the men and women's basketball teams -winter commencement ceremony -all home game tickets are free for students with a valid wolfcard -capacity: over 11,000

-Wolf Pack Hall of Fame -Tribute to Champions Exhibit -opened in March of 1999 -My dad is in the photo of the 19__ football team

-physics department -astronomical observatory with reflecting telescope. -opened in 1972

-Anthropology -criminal justice -communication studies -opened in 1896 as an all male hall

-school of community health sciences -campus recreation and wellness -swimming and diving pools -basketball, handball -complete gym and weight room facilities with a climbing wall