Building Information
Rood Hall (056)
Paul Rood Hall
Current Use:
Classrooms, Laboratories, Art & Sciences Computer Center, Particle Accelerator Lab.
Rood Hall houses classrooms, laboratories, a geology museum, a particle accelerator laboratory, and a computer center. It can be found near Haenicke Hall and Wilbur St.
Facility Information
Directions:
From Stadium Drive, travel northwest on Howard Street. Turn right on West Michigan Avenue, then take the second exit from the roundabout to Ring Road South. Then take a right into lot 61 and the destination will be at the end of the parking lot.
Map:
Latitude/Longitude:
N42.283634,W85.61721
*Parking:
Visitor - Parking Lot 72F
Student - Parking Lot 61 or 100
Employee - Parking Lot 61
(signage may change as necessary without notice)
Building Coordinator:
Kathryn Wright, Program Mgr. Geosciences
kathryn.wright@wmich.edu
387-5486
kathryn.wright@wmich.edu
387-5486
Space Usage and Historical Information
Rood Hall was built in 1971. It has approximately 124,257 square foot on 4 floors.
Current Use:
Classrooms, Laboratories, Art & Sciences Computer Center, Particle Accelerator Lab.
Dedication:
1970: to Dr. Paul Rood, member of the Physics Department for 48 years. Department head for 18 years.
Original Use:
Classes, Physical Sciences Library, Computer Center, Geology Dept., Particle Accelerator Laboratory.