2. A Campus Tour
Bricks and Mortar

3. United States Colleges and Universities – 4140 Public 4 year 629
Private 4 year 1845
Public 2 year 1070
Private 2 year 596
United States

4. United States Colleges and Universities – 4140 Public 4 year 629
Private 4 year 1845
Public 2 year 1070
Private 2 year 596
United States

5. Throughout Canada's 13 provinces and territories Colleges and Universities 98 Community Colleges 175
Canada

6. Special Designations

7. The mission of these institutions as set forth in the1862 Morrill Act is to focus on the teaching of practical agriculture, science, military science and engineering (though "without excluding ... classical studies"), as a response to the Industrial revolution and changing social class
Land Grant

8. Institutions that are members of a network of 52 consortia formed for the purpose of outer- space related research. Each consortium is based in one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, and each consists of multiple independent space-grant institutions, with one of the institutions acting as the lead.
Space Grant, 1966

9. A program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).. It is a national network of 33 Sea Gran Colleges and Universities involved in scientific research, education, training, and extension projects geared toward the conservation and practical use of the coasts, Great Lakes and other marine areas
Sea Grant 1988

10. A group of five U.S. Land grant universities that serve as regional centers of the Sun Grant Initiative, established by the U.S. Congress in the Sun Grant Research Initiative Act to research and develop sustainable and environmentally friendly bio- based energy alternatives
Sun Grant, 2003

11. Tribal Colleges and Universities
35 accredited higher education institutions located on or near Indian reservations, established and operated by American Indian tribes to:
educate Native people and preserve Native ways,
giving students the opportunity to earn a college degree or certificate
while embracing who they are as Native people.
Diné College was the first TCU, founded in 1968 by the Navajo nation.
Tribal Colleges and Universities

12. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)
“…any historically black college or university that was established prior to 1964, whose principal mission was, and is, the education of black Americans, and that is accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting agency or association…*”
*Higher Education Act 1965 (Amended)
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)

13. All 100 (51 public, 49 private) HBCUs offer all students, regardless of race, an opportunity to develop their skills and talents. These institutions train young people who go on to serve domestically and internationally in the professions as entrepreneurs and in the public and private sectors.
HBCU

14. Research Universities
Research I – 115 Universities
Offer a full range of baccalaureate programs
Are committed to graduate education through the doctorate
Give high priority to research
Award 50 or more doctoral degrees each year
Receive annually $40 million or more in federal support
Research 2 – 107 (high research)
Research 3 – 113 (moderate research)
Research Universities

15. Urban College town Rural (semi)
Where is your campus?

16. Campus

17. Main North/South Residential Medical/Veterinary/Business (Schools) Research Multiple (satellite) sites Continuing Education
PARTS???

18. More parts - Places

19. Residence Halls Libraries – campus/departmental Campus Health (Infirmary) Student Unions/Centers Bookstores/Post Office Cafeterias, food courts, coffee shops

20. Gyms, fitness centers Locker rooms Swimming pools (indoors/ outdoors) Playing courts and fields Outdoor Education (Rec) Center Stadiums
Athletics

21. Features Meeting Places
Commons, ‘brickyard, The ‘Square,’ The Wall, Plaza, The Pit…
The Quad – The Yard
Water Features
ponds, fountains
Belltowers
Statues
Features

22. Instructional classrooms lecture halls Laboratories Language Labs Advising
Academics

23. President/Chancellor Business/Finance (University Cashier) Registrar Human Resources Information Technology Student Affairs Facilities Maintenance, Grounds Campus Police/Security
Administrative

24. Performing Arts Centers Planetariums Botanical Gardens Museums Galleries Retreat Centers Inns/hotels
Special Places

25. Restrooms Water stations Heating/Air Conditioning Power Lights
Necessities

26. Parking Lots
(Hunting grounds)
And, of course

27. Roads Sidewalks Tunnels “Tubes’ Bridges (skywalks) Hallways Stairs Ramps Elevators Escalators
Connectors

28. Access Issues

29. Signage Directional Restrooms Rooms and Function Advertisements-Posters, Flyers Electronic – (central) Flat screens (captioning), Marquees
Information

30. Paths of Travel Sidewalks Trash/Recycling receptacles Tables/chairs
Bikes on Ramps
Vehicles - parked or moving
Construction/Repair (yellow tape)
Steps without ramps (signage)
Paths of Travel

31. Hallways (lobbies) Open Doors Furniture, plants Newspaper stands
Cleaning Carts
Vending
Students (waiting for class change)
Open Staircase

32. Laboratories Classrooms Desk/Chairs/tables Aisle Work height
Teaching platform
Desk/Chairs/tables
Aisle
Laboratories
Work height

33. Lecture Halls Multiple level entrances Terraces Ramped
Assistive Listening Systems

34. Service Counters Accessible seating areas Posted/handout information/computer kiosk Doors
General

35. Offices
Workspace
Wheelchair
Interpreter
Office machinery

36. Stadiums Ticketing Turnstiles Restrooms Concession stands
Accessible seating
Captioning (Big Screens/JumboTrons)

37. Take A Break

38. Classrooms

39. Residence Halls

40. Offices

41. Hallways And things you find in them

42. Bathrooms

43. Stairs and Exits

44. Athletics, Gyms and Stuff

45. Student Unions/Centers

46. Special Places

47. Signage

48. Outdoor Travel

49. Look what got left on the sidewalk…..

50. Construction Issues

51. Questions and Discussion