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FACILITIES BRANDING GUIDEBOOK

FACILITIES BRAND GUIDE2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. OVERVIEW .........................................................................................................................................................3

1.1 How and when to use this Guidebook

1.2 Our Brand

2. BRANDING YOUR FACILITY .......................................................................................................................11

2.1 Design Intent and Content

3. THE BIG IDEA ................................................................................................................................................. 13

3.1 Student Inspired

4. EXPERIENCE ZONES ................................................................................................................................... 15

4.1 Colleges and Student-Facing Buildings

4.2 Public-Facing and Department Offices

4.3 Other Areas

4.4 Examples of Application

5. USING COLOR ............................................................................................................................................... 25

5.1 Color Palette

6. BRAND RESOURCES ..................................................................................................................................29

6.1 Logo Guidelines

6.2 Typography Guidelines

6.3 Graphic Patterns

6.4 Photography

6.5 Interior and Exterior Signage Standards

7. BRAND ASSISTANCE ..................................................................................................................................72

7.1 Contacts

FACILITIES BRAND GUIDE KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY3

1. OVERVIEW1.1 How and when to use this Guidebook

1.2 Our Brand


Overview

1. OVERVIEW

The purpose of this Facilities Branding Guidebook is to bring the Kennesaw State brand to life and create consistent experiences on our campuses. We want to brand our facilities in a consistent, on-brand manner that inspires our current and prospective students, faculty, and staff.

This Guidebook contains suggestions for the varied types of environments we have throughout our campuses and provides tools and resources to assist with branding. The Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing (StratComm), along with Facilities Services, will partner with you to design and brand your spaces.

1.1 HOW AND WHEN TO USE THIS GUIDEBOOK

Bringing a brand to life consistently in three-dimensional spaces requires forethought and planning. Please reach out at the start of your planning process to involve StratComm and Facilities Services. By using this Guidebook and including StratComm and Facilities Services, we can partner together to implement high impact branding that meets your objectives and budget needs.


Overview

1.2 OUR BRAND

When some people hear the word “brand,” they think “logo” — a signature typeface, a captivating color scheme, a clever mark.

But a brand can—and should—be much more. A strong brand is the expression of everything we do, say, and deliver. It’s a unifying identity that distills our spirit and serves as a powerful visual reminder of our mission. It has reflections of who we are and points to the promise of what we can become.

At KSU, we believe in the power of our brand. It’s the articulation of our student-centered focus and our commitment to explore, collaborate, and unite a diverse spectrum of backgrounds and talents. It represents openness, challenge, and opportunity. It channels the spirit of what it means to be Owls, and it lights the path so that together we all ascend to new heights.

1. OVERVIEW

FOCUS COMMITMENT COLLABORATE UNITE ASCEND


OUR MISSION

At Kennesaw State, we serve as a powerful example of the impact a student-centered, research-driven university education can deliver. We help students succeed through exploration, collaboration, and rigor, uniting a diverse spectrum of backgrounds and talents. At KSU, students become the individuals people want as colleagues and leaders.

OUR VISION

Kennesaw State will exemplify the power and promise of a student-centered, research-driven university. Authentically diverse, uniquely attainable and endlessly impactful, we will unleash the potential in every student we serve.

1. OVERVIEW

STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH-DRIVEN


OUR VALUES

Student Inspired Fueling aspiration and delivering pathways – enabling students to stretch and strive, embrace a dream, and create actionable plans.

Promise FulfillingBeing committed and ready – making promises we can keep to fuel opportunity for every student and spark economic growth for the region.

Impact GeneratingDelivering a difference – impacting individuals and communities for positive change.

True to OurselvesStaying genuine, guided by honesty, intention, and purpose – no matter how we change, grow, or evolve – never forgetting who we are.

OpenEmbracing the true power of openness – valuing and leveraging diverse perspectives to find better solutions and gain an edge.

ElevationalRaising trajectory – chasing, creating, pursuing, building.

1. OVERVIEW

EMBRACE POSITIVE READY GENUINE DIVERSE PURSUING


BRAND PILLARS

A leader in innovative teaching and learning, Kennesaw State University is one of the 50 largest public institutions in the country. Kennesaw State offers more than 150 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees to its 38,000 students. With 11 colleges on two metro Atlanta campuses, Kennesaw State is a member of the University System of Georgia and the third-largest university in the state.

Our brand pillars define the essence of what we deliver as an institution.

1. OVERVIEW

1Student-Centered Success Our students are our reason for being — all we do centers on their success.

2Research with Relevance As an R2-designated, research-driven university, we embrace exploration that delivers real-world impact.

3Learning through Engagement Collaboration is at our core, with students, faculty and staff working hand-in-hand to inspire a culture of supportive, engaged learning.

4Future-Ready Graduates Our graduates are more than work ready – they’re impact ready. Prepared to deliver results from day one, our future-facing students make a difference for our economy, in our communities and around our world.

5Power of PerspectivesWe’re a collaborative collision of backstories and backgrounds – individuals who build and feed off each other with a spirit that opens minds to new ideas and opportunities.


BRAND EXPERIENCE

WE’RE AN EXPERIENCE BRAND

Unlike a product off the shelf, an Experience Brand is, by definition, built on relationships and interactions. And unlike consumable brands that are often driven by mass-media advertising, experience brands create their bonds through multiple touchpoints, most importantly through interactions with the people and places that live the brand every day.

Our brand is delivered and defined by our talented faculty, administration, and staff who make students the center of their universe. The spaces in which we interact on our campuses branded properly can provide further support and inspiration for bringing the KSU brand to life.

1. OVERVIEW

RELATIONSHIPS & INTERACTIONS


BRAND EXPERIENCE MAP

1. OVERVIEW

Employee Student

Accomplished

Empowered

Engaged

ExcitedInspired to impart knowledge and engage bright minds.Prospective and new students are energized to begin a new

life journey.

Connected, supporting, building, enabling growth.

Ascendant, exploring and challenging, growing new

confidence.

Amazed by advancement; proud of transformation.

As students graduate, they are equipped, prepared and fired up to embark on a career of impact.

Reflective and excited to see what tomorrow will bring.

Alumni are supported with an extensive network of ever-growing talent with a common connection.


2. BRANDING YOUR FACILITY2.1 Design Intent and Content


2.1 DESIGN INTENT AND CONTEXT

BRINGING THE BRAND TO LIFE WHERE WE INTERACT ON OUR CAMPUSES

We want to inspire and activate the connection our students, faculty, and staff have to KSU by branding our spaces in a consistent manner. The resources in this Guidebook will help to translate our ONE BRAND, ONE VOICE brand strategy into our physical spaces.

This Guidebook provides direction and tools to brand our various spaces across our campuses, including:

2. BRANDING YOUR FACILITY

■ Colleges and Student-Facing Buildings

□ Lobby and Greeting

□ Learning and Specialized Classrooms

□ Collaboration Spaces

□ Dean’s Suite

□ Hallways and Transition Areas

■ Public-Facing and Department Offices

□ Public-Facing Offices


◆ Hallways and Transition Areas

□ Smaller Offices

◆ Lobby and Greeting


■ Other Areas

□ Multi-Purpose Rooms

□ Tour Rooms

By branding our facilities, we will enhance, grow, and further connect our brand essence with our students, faculty, and staff.

Bringing the

brand to life

where we

interact on

our campuses


3. THE BIG IDEA3.1 Student Inspired


3.1 STUDENT INSPIRED

We live and thrive on providing students a uniquely accessible university experience. An experience that brings together students from a range of backgrounds to enable the creative collisions that help deliver on the promise that, through hands-on academic rigor and exploration, students can set their own life’s trajectory to climb higher and fully realize their potential.

THE BIG IDEA

At Kennesaw State, students are the center of our universe


4. EXPERIENCE ZONES4.1 Colleges and Student-Facing Buildings

4.2 Public-Facing and Department Offices

4.3 Other Areas

4.4 Examples of Application


Within the Experience Zones pages, we lay out examples of how the Brand Resources in this guide can be applied to our spaces throughout our campuses.

■ Colleges and Student-Facing Buildings


□ Learning and Specialized Classrooms

□ Collaboration Spaces

□ Dean’s Suite


■ Public-Facing and Department Offices

□ Public-Facing Offices



□ Smaller Offices

◆ Lobby and Greeting


■ Other Areas

□ Multi-Purpose Rooms

□ Tour Rooms

EXPERIENCE ZONES


4.1 COLLEGES AND STUDENT-FACING BUILDINGS

Our colleges and student-facing buildings are important places where our students gather and learn. Bringing our brand to life in these spaces enhances students’ experiences and connects our key stakeholders to our brand in more meaningful and inspirational ways.

■ Lobby and Greeting

■ Learning and Specialized Classrooms

■ Collaboration Spaces

■ Dean’s Suite

■ Hallways and Transition Areas

EXPERIENCE ZONES


4.2 PUBLIC-FACING AND DEPARTMENT OFFICES

Our offices are an essential place for our students, their parents, and external stakeholders to interface with key functions within the university.

■ Public-facing Offices (e.g., Admissions, Human Resources)



■ Smaller Offices



EXPERIENCE ZONES


4.3 OTHER AREAS

Across our campuses, we have other non-academic and office spaces that can be enhanced significantly through branding. Branding these spaces can make these spaces more fun and tied to the brand connection we desire.

■ Multi-purpose Rooms

■ Tour Rooms

EXPERIENCE ZONES


EXPERIENCE ZONES

4.4 EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

These examples show possible uses and application of the brand resources throughout your facility.


EXPERIENCE ZONES


EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

BRAND RESOURCES


BRAND RESOURCES



5. USING COLOR5.1 Color Palette


USING COLOR

5.1 COLOR PALETTE

Kennesaw State has a broad spectrum of approved colors for use in branding. These colors are organized by mood type and tone across the color combinations shown on the color wheel. Please feel free to use the whole spectrum of colors keeping in mind the preferred combinations and percentages of primary versus secondary colors recommended.

The use of our primary and secondary color palette will be a consistent part of our environmental branding. Secondary colors are to be used as accents and added to the primary color palette.

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Primary Our Signature Colors

Secondary Vibrant Colors

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Leg

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Geo

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PANTONE BLACK C

PANTONE 421C

PANTONE WHITE C

PANTONE 2126C

PANTONE 2026C

PANTONE 2193C

PANTONE 361C

PANTONE 526C

Bachelor’sWhite

Slap Rock Gray

LegacyBlack

Hooty HooGold

PhantomPurple

100%

90%

80%

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

LeaningMan

GeorgiaSky

Campus Green

MariettaBlue

Legacy Subdued Colors

PANTONE 3035C

PANTONE 2152C

PANTONE 7676C

PANTONE 1245C

TalonBronze

JolleyLilac

ParliamentBlue

Honors Blue

Neutral Warm Colors

PANTONE 7529C

PANTONE 7457C

PANTONE 7499C

MountainBeige

ChastainBlue

HornedOwl

USING COLOR


USING COLOR

Colors can be applied to interior walls and exterior

structures and well as accessories such as lighting

and fixtures.


6. BRAND RESOURCES6.1 Logo Guidelines

6.2 Typography Guidelines

6.3 Graphic Patterns

6.4 Photography

6.5 Interior and Exterior Signage Standards


BRAND RESOURCES

6.1 LOGO GUIDELINES

Kennesaw State’s logo is a unifying element of its master brand. Having a cohesive and integrated visual identity system ensures that the university is readily recognized, and its trademarks are protected in the marketplace.

Master Brand

PROTECTED AREA

The protected area around the logo ensures that no other graphic elements or messaging interferes with its clarity and integrity. The depth of the protected area is equivalent to 1/6 of the height of the KS monogram portion of the logo.


BRAND RESOURCES


6.2 TYPOGRAPHY GUIDELINES

TypefacesKennesaw State University’s brand uses two typefaces: Montserrat and Source Serif Pro in all their weights.

For the web and digital defaults, Arial is recommended as a common system font to manage compatibility issues for shared electronic documents.

Secondary Typeface

Source Serif Pro Extra Light

Source Serif Pro Extra Light Italic

Source Serif Pro Light

Source Serif Pro Light Italic

Source Serif Pro RegularSource Serif Pro Italic

Source Serif Pro Semi BoldSource Serif Pro Semi Bold Italic

Source Serif Pro BoldSource Serif Pro Bold Italic

Source Serif Pro BlackSource Serif Pro Black Italic

Primary Typeface

Montserrat Thin

Montserrat Thin Italic

Montserrat Extra Light

Montserrat Extra Light Italic

Montserrat Light

Montserrat Light Italic

Montserrat Regular

Montserrat Italic

Montserrat Medium

Montserrat Medium Italic

Montserrat Semi Bold

Montserrat Semi Bold Italic

Montserrat BoldMontserrat Bold ItalicMontserrat Extra BoldMontserrat Extra Bold Italic Montserrat BlackMontserrat Black Italic

BRAND RESOURCES


6.3 GRAPHIC PATTERNS

Patterns can be used as a branding element throughout KSU spaces on walls, glass, and other surfaces. The icon, text, and graphic patterns communicate our brand themes. Patterns also can be used to provide intuitive wayfinding.

The use of powerful words that describe the KSU brand is another powerful pattern possibility.

Pillars

Icon

Text

Geometric Owl’s Flight Owl Wing

BRAND RESOURCES


ICON PATTERN

BRAND RESOURCES


Use full words only, in all caps, and space them tightly together. Our KSU words are:

TEXT PATTERN

BRAND RESOURCES


BRAND RESOURCES

GEOMETRIC PATTERN


BRAND RESOURCES

OWL’S FLIGHT


BRAND RESOURCES

OWL WINGS


PILLARS PATTERN

BRAND RESOURCES


BRAND RESOURCES

6.4 PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography is a powerful visual tool to bring our brand to life. Images can be applied to walls and used in framing systems in groups or a series. The images in this Guidebook are available in our digital asset management system. These high-resolution images are chosen to create an inspiring environment representing various aspects of our brand pillars and activities at KSU.

All images are informed by our five brand pillars and through student life on Campus.

Student-Centered Success https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000XdwNs8AEdrM

Research with Relevance https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000s7j8w5_qUE0

Learning through Engagement https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000zufjRkvODgA

Future-Ready Graduates https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000.yP9WbFWfKw

Power of Perspectives https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000jnkccknD3fM

Student Life https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000WicZJB_nZ1A

Campus Beauty https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000sSDn1lHHgEk

https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000XdwNs8AEdrMhttps://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000s7j8w5_qUE0https://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000zufjRkvODgAhttps://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000.yP9WbFWfKwhttps://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000jnkccknD3fMhttps://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000WicZJB_nZ1Ahttps://kennesaw.photoshelter.com/ws/workspaces/W0000sSDn1lHHgEk


PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLAGES - SIZE AND CONFIGURATION

BRAND RESOURCES

Photographic collages are recommended in two sizes. 122 cm square (48 in) and 61 cm square (24 in).

Custom and non-square sizes are allowed if photography calls for sizes other than square.

122 cm48 in

122 cm48 in

61 cm24 in

122 cm48 in

Acceptable photo collage configurations


BRAND RESOURCES

PHOTOGRAPHY - STUDENT-CENTERED SUCCESS


PHOTOGRAPHY - RESEARCH WITH RELEVANCE

BRAND RESOURCES


BRAND RESOURCES

PHOTOGRAPHY - LEARNING THROUGH ENGAGEMENT


PHOTOGRAPHY - FUTURE-READY GRADUATES

BRAND RESOURCES


BRAND RESOURCES

PHOTOGRAPHY - POWER OF PERSPECTIVES


PHOTOGRAPHY - STUDENT LIFE

BRAND RESOURCES


BRAND RESOURCES

PHOTOGRAPHY - CAMPUS BEAUTY


BRAND RESOURCES

6.5 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SIGNAGE STANDARDS

Signage serves an efficient function of identifying our numerous locations, both interior and exterior, and assisting with wayfinding. Consistency and readability are essential when designing, specifying, and displaying signage.

This Guidebook provides Kennesaw State’s standards for interior and exterior signage on the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses. While signage consistency across both campuses is desired, it is not entirely possible due to the legacy signage on both campuses. Therefore, there are standards for each campus.


BRAND RESOURCES

INTERIOR SIGNAGE STANDARDS

Paint color, materials and vinyls

Paint*

MontserratABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890

P1

M1

P2 P3 P4

PAINT TO MATCH:PANTONE 123C

PAINT TO MATCH:PANTONE BLACK C

PAINT TO MATCH:PANTONE 421C

PAINT TO MATCH:MATTHEWS PAINT WHITE WONDERMP 32071

P5

PAINT TO MATCH:MATTHEWS PAINT BRUSHED ALUMINUM

Vinyls

V1 V2 V3 V4

Digitally printedopaque vinyl to matchPMS 123C

3M Translucent3630-125 Golden Yellow

3M Scotchlite Reflective White

3M FasaraGLACE SH2MAGL1201 FILM

V5

3M Scotchlite Opaque Black

MaterialsKSU Typeface

Direct Embed® Powder Coated .040” Aluminum Panel with KSU geometric pattern

CONTACT:Eric KoslowTel: 954-825-0410Cell: [email protected]

M2

3form/Koda XTStyle: Vitamin c + White out Finish: Brushed_random


Copyright 2020. All rights reserved. This document may not be reproduced in any form without prior written agreement with Huie Design, Inc. | Drawings are design intent only. Fabricator to verify mounting conditions and substrates. Fabricator responsible for engineering and structural integrity of all signs.

KSU CAMPUS WAYFINDINGExterior Signage

DATE CREATED REVISIONSDRAWN BYCHECKED BYPROOFED BY

1.2.3.

5.4.

6.7.

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ARCHITECTN/A

CLIENTKSU

SIGN TYPE EF Campus Building Monument

SWSHCLD

Weep Holes in bottom of cabinet

45' Radius

5" deep aluminum fabricated cabinet; internally illuminated with LED

0.25" thick routed acrylic; flush mounted to face

4"x 4" square aluminum upright posts

0.75" thick routed and push through acrylic; graphics to have first surface applied vinyl

Faces attached to 3" x 3" square aluminum tube; masked and painted graphics

Concrete masonry base with applied stone; cap to have pitched outer edges

Concrete footer calculated for 115mph wind loads

NOTE:Original sign drawing created byDeNyse; layout and material callouts updated to reflect KSU signage standards

BRAND RESOURCES

EXTERIOR SIGNAGE STANDARDS

SIGN TYPE EF - KENNESAW CAMPUS

Building Momument Sign





1.2.3.

5.4.

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ARCHITECTN/A

CLIENTKSU

SIGN TYPE ED Campus Loop Road Monument

SWSHCLD

3205 Campus Loop Rd.

CAMPUS SERVICES

Scale: 3/4” = 1’-0”Front Elevation1Scale: 3/4” = 1’-0”Side Elevation2Scale: 3/4” = 1’-0”Rear Elevation3

Fabricated aluminum cabinet 1” x 1” square tube frame permanently affixed to frame structure; all seams filled and sanded smooth

Protruding 1” border

Graphics routed and painted 1/4” thickness acrylic; affiix all letters with 3M - VHB Adhesive

Retrofit existing monument base

NOTE:Original sign drawing created by41 South Creative; layout and material callouts updated to reflect KSU signage standards

1/4” countersunk mounting holes (x6) attached to existing 3-1/2” square wood poles; countersunk stainless screws with painted heads to match

P1

P1

P1 P2 P3

P4

5'-5"

6"

5" 1"

1"

3'-4"

7 1/2"1 1/2"

4"

3"

BRAND RESOURCES

EXTERIOR SIGNAGE STANDARDS

Campus Loop Rd. Monument

SIGN TYPE ED - KENNESAW CAMPUS


BRAND RESOURCES

KENNESAW AND MARIETTA CAMPUS EXTERIOR SIGNAGE STANDARDS

Campus Building Address Number

15




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5.4.

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ARCHITECTN/A

CLIENTKSU

SIGN TYPE EU Building Address Number

SWSHCLD

P2

300

300

NOTE:Mounting height between 8 to 15 feet, depending on each building’s existing architectural aesthetics

Scale: 1” = 1’-0”Front Elevation1Scale: 1” = 1’-0”Side Elevation2

Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”Mounting Height 3

300

3form/Koda XT PanelStyle: Vitamin c + white out Finish: brushed_random

Painted aluminum dimensional letters

Brushed aluminum standoff mounts

15'-0"

8'-0"

4'-0"

2'-0"1'-0"

1"1/2"

5/8"

1/4"

SIGN TYPE EU


BRAND RESOURCES

KENNESAW CAMPUS EXTERIOR SIGNAGE STANDARDS

KSU InformationVisitor ParkingStudent Center

Sciences & MathUniversity Place

Sign Type I

Sign Type D – Special Size Sign Type D

Sign Type E Sign Type J

Sign Type G

AdmissionsKSU Foundation 3391 Town Point Dr.

KSU Main Campus

Visitor ParkingStudent Center

Siegel Student Recreation & Activities Center

Welcome

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VisualArts

3201

3203

3205

3207

3211

3213

3215

3217

3495

3499

3209

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StillwellBaseballStadium

BaileyAthletic

Complex

230

BaileyPark

(Softball)

Clendenin

Burruss

Music

Garden

ChallengeCourse

Arboretum

Plaza

PrillamanHealth

Sciences

Lot J

LotE

Lot Z

LotD

V2Visitor

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LotC

LotB

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SouthHousing

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Wilson

WilsonAnnex

BaileyPerformance

Center

ZuckermanMuseum

JolleyLodge

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SturgisLibrary

UniversityCollege

Pilcher

WillinghamHall

LegacyGazebo English

TechAnnex

1150

AustinResidenceComplex


AustinResidence

Lot

Town PointEconomy

Lot

Town PointAdmissions

3380

Owl’sNest

3305Shuttle

Lot

CampusGreen

KennesawHall

BagwellEducationBuilding

CentralDeck

TheCommons

WestDeck

ChurchLot

WestLot

StudentCenterVisitor

Lot

TechnologyServices University Village

UniversityVillage Suites

North Deck

KSU Place

UniversityStores

CarmichaelStudentCenter

SocialSciences

PublicSafety

ConvocationCenter

EastDeck

EastEconomy

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Science

ScienceLaboratory

ChastainPointe

300

200

100

300

400

600

800

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Sports andEntertainment

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CAMPUS HOUSING .................................................. GRIDAustin Residence Complex ........................................ C-15, D-14KSU Place .......................................................................................... C-2KSU Place Clubhouse .................................................................. D-3University Village ........................................................................... C-4University Village Suites............................................................. D-4

PARKING AREAS....................................................... GRIDCentral Deck..................................................................................... E-6East Deck ........................................................................................ F-11East Economy .............................................................................. F-13North Deck ...................................................................................... B-3Shuttle Lot ....................................................................................... I-15Town Point Economy ................................................................ E-18Visitor Parking ..................................... C-4, D-6, D-10, F-7West Deck ............................................................................. A-10West Economy ................................................................. A-12, B-12

BUILDINGS AND SERVICES ........ GRID ............... BLDG#Admissions ............................................... E-17 ......................... 3391 Alumni A�airs and Alumni Association ............................... B-15 ......................... 3207 ATOMS Center ......................................... B-16 ......................... 3201

Bagwell Education Building - ECF ....F-8 .............................. 580Bailey Athletic Complex ..................... E-13 ............................ 220Bailey Park (Softball) ............................. E-13 ............................ 250Bailey Performance Center - PH ........C-7 ............................. 488Burrito Bowl .............................................. D-9 ............................. 395Burruss Building - BB ..............................E-8 .............................. 560Campus Green ..........................................E-9 .............................. 565Campus Services .................................... B-16 ......................... 3205Card Services ............................................ D-9 ............................. 395Carmichael Student Center - SI ........ D-9 ............................ 395CETL ............................................................. B-15 ......................... 3211 Chastain Pointe - CP ............................. B-19 ......................... 1200Chick-�l-A ................................................... D-9 ............................. 395Clendenin Building - CL ......................C-12 ............................ 275Convocation Center - CC .................... F-10 ............................ 590Cox Family Enterprise Center ...........A-11 ......................... 3495Distance Learning Center .................. B-16 ......................... 3203English Building - EB ..............................C-8 ............................. 440Fifth Third Bank Stadium at KSU ..... K-15 ......................... 3200Health Clinic - Campus Loop Rd .....A-14 ......................... 3215Health Clinic - University Village ..... D-5 .......................... 5000Hospitality House ..................................A-14 ......................... 3217 Jolley Lodge ...............................................B-6........................... 1055

Katz Music and Entertainment Business Program .................................. B-15 ......................... 3209 Kennesaw Hall - KH .................................F-9 .............................. 585KSU Center - KC ....................................... I-15 .......................... 3333KSU Football O�ces and Suites ......G-17 ......................... 3380Legacy Gazebo .........................................B-8.............................. 410Math & Statistics - MS ..........................C-10 ............................ 365Music Building - MU .............................. D-7 ............................. 491Onyx Theater @ Wilson Annex...........C-7 ............................. 462Owl’s Nest ...................................................J-15 .......................... 3220OwlTEC ........................................................ D-9 ............................. 395Panda Express .......................................... D-9 ............................. 395Parking and Transportation ............... D-9 ............................. 395Pilcher Building - PS ................................B-9.............................. 375Prillaman Health Sciences - HS ..........E-7 .............................. 520Public Safety ..............................................B-9.............................. 351Science Building - SC ...........................C-11 ............................ 370Science Laboratory - SL ......................C-12 ............................ 105Siegel Student Recreation and Activities Center - SE .................. E-10 ............................ 290Social Sciences Building - SO ............ A-9 ............................. 402Sports and Entertainment Park ......L-15............................. 390STACKS..........................................................E-8 .............................. 560

Starbucks .................................................... A-9 ............................. 402Starbucks (WPS) .......................................E-8 .............................. 560Stillwell Baseball Stadium .................. E-14 ............................ 208Stillwell Theater @ Wilson Building .C-7 ............................. 471Student Athlete Success Services .. B-18 ......................... 1150 Sturgis Library - LB ..................................C-9 ............................. 385Talon Express ............................................ D-9 ............................. 395Talon One Service Center ................... D-9 ............................. 395Tech Annex .............................................. B-10 ............................ 361Technology Services ..............................B-4........................... 1075The Commons Dining Hall ..................E-7 .............................. 540 The Market ................................................. D-9 ............................. 395The Perch ...................................................L-15............................. 390Town Point - TP ....................................... E-17 ......................... 3391University College - UC .........................C-9 ............................. 430University Stores ..................................... D-9 ............................. 395University Village - UV........................... D-5 .......................... 1074Visual Arts - VA ..........................................B-7.............................. 411Willingham Hall - WH .............................B-9.............................. 420Wilson Annex - WA ..................................C-7 ............................. 462Wilson Building - WB ..............................C-7 ............................. 471Zuckerman Museum of Art.................C-6 ............................ 492

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Bagwell Education Building - ECF ....F-8 .............................. 580Bailey Athletic Complex ..................... E-13 ............................ 220Bailey Park (Softball) ............................. E-13 ............................ 250Bailey Performance Center - PH ........C-7 ............................. 488Burrito Bowl .............................................. D-9 ............................. 395Burruss Building - BB ..............................E-8 .............................. 560Campus Green ..........................................E-9 .............................. 565Campus Services .................................... B-16 ......................... 3205Card Services ............................................ D-9 ............................. 395Carmichael Student Center - SI ........ D-9 ............................ 395CETL ............................................................. B-15 ......................... 3211Chastain Pointe - CP ............................. B-19 ......................... 1200Chick-�l-A ................................................... D-9 ............................. 395Clendenin Building - CL ......................C-12 ............................ 275Convocation Center - CC .................... F-10 ............................ 590Cox Family Enterprise Center ...........A-11 ......................... 3495Distance Learning Center .................. B-16 ......................... 3203English Building - EB ..............................C-8 ............................. 440Fifth Third Bank Stadium at KSU..... K-15 ......................... 3200Health Clinic - Campus Loop Rd .....A-14 ......................... 3215Health Clinic - University Village ..... D-5 .......................... 5000Hospitality House ..................................A-14 ......................... 3217Jolley Lodge ...............................................B-6........................... 1055




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