Cam Henderson Center

Cam Henderson Center, opened in 1981, presents a spectacular profile against the campus skyline on Third Avenue on the north side of campus.

The facility was named to honor legendary coach Cam Henderson, whose career at Marshall extended from 1935 to 1955. Special features include a 9,000+ seat basketball arena, four secondary basketball courts, racquetball courts, training rooms, weight rooms, locker rooms, and meeting rooms.

The Frederick A. Fitch Natatorium, an 800-seat swimming area, was named in honor of a professor and chair of physical education. Tickets for university sporting events can be purchased at the ticket office on the first floor.

Gullickson Hall

Gullickson Hall, completed in 1961, adjoins the Cam Henderson Center at 18th Street and Fourth Avenue on the north side of campus.

It was named in honor of Otto (Swede) Gullickson, who developed a large collegiate intramural program at Marshall beginning in 1930 and continuing for almost four decades.

This three-story facility contains classrooms, offices, a gymnasium seating 250, a health center, dance studio, rifle range, steam room, and first-aid laboratory. It houses the Environmental Center, the department of health, physical education, and recreation, the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE), and the department of military science.