The Smith Hall Complex is a three building
structure 
accommodating academic classrooms, and faculty offices.
Smith Hall and the Evelyn Hollberg Smith Music Hall opened in 1967. The
Communications Building was completed in 1970. Smith Hall houses the departments
of Speech, Speech Pathology and Audiology, Journalism, 
Sociology and
Anthropology, Political Science, Modern Languages, Math, and Liberal Arts.
The Birke Art Gallery, student newspaper facility, lecture hall, speech
correction clinic and language laboratory also are housed in the building.
Smith Music Hall contains faculty studios, classrooms, listening laboratory,
music library, recital hall and rehearsal facilities for groups and individuals.
The Communications Building is the site for the WMUL radio, WPBY-TV, and
the Department of Educational Media.
Parking is always a pain!! 1996-97 saw
the parking problem issues addressed by the Student Government Association
and the Administration. The SGA proposal forwarded to Faculty Senate included
recommendations for re-allocation of resident parking and commuter parking.
The administration received approval for land acquisitions in the 5th &
6th Avenue areas of campus. Construction was initiated for new parking lots
in the Spring of 1997.
The beauty of campus proves an irrestible
lure to the the campus community. From the russet colors of fall, the dogwoods
of spring, to the cool breezes of summer- students and staff enjoy the seasons
on the campus.
Dr. Nico Orsini, Professor of Physics, hams it
up during his workout in the Gullickson Hall Fitness Center. The Fitness
Center provides state of the art cardiovascular equipment, stationary and
universal weight and resistance machines, and a multitude of free weights
for use by students, faculty, and staff.
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