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THE VENUE: Finding meeting rooms in the UMass Campus Center
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Jun 23, 2003, 08:57

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Here below is the core layout of meeting rooms in the UMass Campus Center.  The bright areas just glare from the flash when taking a photograph of this diagram.

-- Not shown to the left (west)  is the lower-level concourse.
-- Not shown to the top (north) is the Campus Center Auditorium (not shown)
-- Not shown to the bottom (south) are Campus Center Room 101 and The Collegian offices.

Also not shown are the Media Cafe and the Campus Center Reading Room, which are one level above, on the "Concourse Level" opposite the BlueWall Cafe.

Meeting rooms in the UMass Campus Center


 

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