Wood Hall (036)
Leslie H. Wood Hall
Current Use:
Classrooms, teaching and research labs, and offices
Wood Hall contains a large number of classrooms and offices for the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Psychology, the School of Environment, Geography and Sustainability, and the Mallinson Institute for Science Education. It is located in the center of the Main Campus near the end of W Michigan Ave.
Facility Information
Directions:
From Stadium Drive, turn on West Michigan Avenue at the traffic light located near Waldo Stadium. Follow the road to the end loop, and then take the sidewalk heading west. The destination is on the left, passed the group of flag poles.
Map:
Latitude/Longitude:
N42.282097,W85.6164
*Parking:
Visitor - Parking Lot 68, 69 or 72F
Student - Parking Lot 35, 61
Employee - Parking Lot 61, or 100
(signage may change as necessary without notice)
Building Coordinator:
Kevin Bunkley, Biological Sciences
kevin.r.bunkley@wmich.edu
(269) 387-5602
kevin.r.bunkley@wmich.edu
(269) 387-5602
Space Usage and Historical Information
Wood Hall was built in 1962. It has approximately 174,907 square foot on 5 floors.
Current Use:
Classrooms, teaching and research labs, and offices
Dedication:
November, 1962; to Lesile H.Wood, well known geographer and science teacher.
Original Use:
Student Classes
Miscellaneous Info:
Academic units include: Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Psychology, the Mallinson Institute for Science Education and the School of Environment, Geography and Sustainability Studies.