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• BUILDINGS
• Arrowhead and Heritage Walk (2)
• ATM (15)
• Baptist Student Union (20)
• Belk Athletic Complex (48)
• Belk Residence Hall (41)
• Business Administration Building (37)
• Business Services Building (34)
• Caton Fieldhouse (48d)
• Chancellor's Residence (44)
• Chavis University Center (16)
• Cox Field (29)
• D.F. Lowry Building (11)
• Dial Humanities Building (21)
• Dogwood Building (46)
• Education Center (38)
• Givens Peforming Arts Center (19)
• Grace P. Johnson Stadium (48a)
• Information Kiosk (8)
• Institutional Effectiveness (47)
• International Programs (47)
• Jacobs Hall (13)
• Jones Athletic Center (33)
• Livermore Library (9)
• Locklear Hall (12)
• Lowry Bell Tower (6)
• Lowry Guest House (49)
• LRA Field (28)
• Lumbee Guaranty Bank Field (48b)
• Lumbee Hall (32)
• Mimosa and Sirius (22)
• Moore Hall (5)
• North Residence Hall (39)
• Nursing Building (43)
• Oak Residence Hall (35)
• Observatory (4a)
• Old Main (1)
• Oxendine Science Building (4)
• Pinchbeck Maintenance Building (26)
• Pine Residence Hall (36)
• The Quad (7)
• The Regional Center for Economic, Community and Professional Development
• ROTC (30)
• Sampson Building (23)
• Soccer Field (25)
• Statue of Hamilton McMillian (3)
• Student Health Services (42)
• Taylor Track (48c)
• Tennis Courts (31)
• Thomas Family Center for Entrepreneurship
• Tommy Statue (17)
• University Center Annex (18)
• University Courtyard Apartments (50)
• University Village Apartments (24)
• Water Feature and Amphitheatre (10)
• Wellons Residence Hall (14)
• West Office Building (45)
• West Residence Hall (40)

University and Community Relations
PO Box 1510
Pembroke, NC 28372

Phone: 910.521.6249
Fax: 910.521.6694
Email: relations@uncp.edu

Location: Lumbee Hall, Room 427 and
Jacobs Hall, Suite A
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university center annex

The University Center Annex (2007) includes three conference rooms, a multi-purpose ballroom with two dressing rooms and a catering kitchen, and the offices of Housing and Residence Life, the Indianhead (student yearbook), and The Aurochs (student literary magazine).

Updated: Monday, October 15, 2007

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