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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION 8
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
BASIC INFORMATION
Facility Name: University of Colorado - Boulder RCRA ID: COD007431505
Facility Location: 1000 Regent Drive UCB 413 Boulder, CO 80309-0413
Facility Contact: Chris Quattrociocchi Hazardous Materials Program Manager 303-492-6390 (office) 303-435-3114 (cell)
Notification Status: TSDF Large Quantity Generator
Date of Inspection: July 19, 2022 Arrival Time: 9:15 a.m. Departure Time: 5:00 p.m.
Weather Conditions: All parts of the facility that were inspected were indoors.
Lead Inspector: Kristin McNeill, U.S. EPA RCRA Inspector
Other Attendees: 1. Annette Maxwell, U.S. EPA RCRA Inspector 2. Nathan DelHierro, U.S. EPA RCRA Inspector 3. David Foster, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) RCRA Inspector 4. Randy Perlis, CDPHE RCRA Permit Writer 5. Stephen Kupecz, University of Colorado (CU) Boulder, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) Hazardous Materials Specialist 6. Brandon Boger, CU Boulder, Assistant Vice Chancellor, EH&S 7. Mark Lapham, CU Boulder, Director of Environmental Compliance, EH&S 8. Eric Wright, CU Boulder, EH&S Chemical Safety & Compliance Inspector 9. Holly Gates-Mayer, CU Boulder, EH&S Assistant Director 10. Margaret Ashton, CU Boulder, Radiation Safety Officer, EH&S
Type and Purpose of Inspection: Compliance Evaluation Inspection Compliance with RCRA Subtitle C
Facility Type: Public university with teaching and research labs
Applicable Regulations and Permit: 6 CCR 1007-3 Parts 260-279 CDPHE State RCRA Permit No. CO-20-11-23-01
Inspection Type: Announced Inspection per CDPHE's inspection notification requirement EPA lead inspection with CDPHE accompanying
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Disclaimer
This report is a summary of observations and information gathered from the facility at the time of the inspection. The information provided does not constitute a final decision on compliance with RCRA regulations, nor is it meant to be a comprehensive summary of all activities and processes conducted at the facility.
OPENING CONFERENCE
We met Mr. Boger outside of the Environmental Health & Safety Center located at 1000 Regent Drive, EH&S Building H-13, and he brought us to a conference room for the opening conference. Ms. Maxwell and I presented our credentials to Mr. Boger, Mr. Wright, Mr. Lapham and Mr. Kupecz. We were not denied access to the facility and were allowed to inspect all areas that we selected for inspection. Mr. Lapham, Mr. Kupecz, and Ms. Gates-Mayer accompanied us at the permitted hazardous waste storage area and Mr. Wright and Ms. Gates-Mayer accompanied us throughout the generator areas.
Credentials Presented to Mr. Boger, Mr. Wright, Mr. Lapham, and Mr. Kupecz
CBI warning to facility provided
Small Business Resources Information Sheet provided to facility contact (only applicable for small businesses)
CBI was provided or discussed during the inspection
The following information was obtained verbally during the inspection from Mr. Kupecz, Mr. Lapham, Ms. Ashton, or Mr. Wright unless otherwise noted.
Company Ownership: CU Boulder is a state-run university owned by the state of Colorado.
General Facility and Process Description: During the opening conference of the inspection, Mr. Kupecz, Mr. Lapham and Mr. Wright, explained the university's hazardous waste generation and storage.
Regulatory Status According to RCRAInfo, the main campus of CU Boulder is a large quantity generator (LQG) of hazardous waste and is a permitted hazardous waste storage facility under CDPHE State RCRA Permit No. CO-20-11-23-01. During the inspection, Mr. Lapham confirmed that CU Boulder was an LQG and TSD. Based on my observations of waste generation and the amount of waste on-site, the facility appeared to be generating at least 2200 pounds of hazardous waste per month and was therefore a large quantity generator at the time of the inspection.
Site Hazardous Waste Information This inspection only addressed the CU Boulder main campus. There are a number of CU Boulder and CU Denver extension campuses that operate under separate EPA RCRA ID numbers. In addition to hazardous waste generated on the main campus, CU Boulder's permit allows the main campus to receive, consolidate, and store hazardous waste from all of the other CU campuses except the Anschutz Medical Campus. Hazardous waste generated on other campuses is accumulated in 90- and 180-day areas before it is transported to the CU Boulder main campus permitted storage area under a hazardous
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waste manifest. CU Boulder signs as the destination facility when the waste is received and then remanifests the hazardous waste when it is shipped to the final TSD. Hazardous waste collected on the main campus is transported under a contiguous property manifest. Hazardous waste is stored in the permitted storage area in the lower level of the Environmental Health & Safety Center building. The hazardous waste storage area is trenched (with no drains) for spill containment and wastes are separated based on compatibility. There is a separate room with a door where oxidizers are stored. CU Boulder also stores mixed radioactive waste in a separate area of the same building. There is a universal waste accumulation area in the permitted storage area. There is also a walk-in hood where small containers of compatible hazardous waste generated in labs are consolidated into drums, including acids, bases, and corrosives.
CU Boulder has 188 teaching and research labs on its main campus that generate the majority of the hazardous waste managed at the site. A small amount of hazardous waste is also generated in the ceramics and photography studios in the art department, among other locations. Some vehicle maintenance is performed onsite; however, most is done on the East Campus. Mower maintenance is done in the grounds building, where used oil is generated in containers labeled as used oil. There is one 90-day area and approximately 310 satellite accumulation areas (SAAs) on the main campus. CU Boulder tracks hazardous waste generated at various locations across all campuses using a carbon-copy paper tagging system. They also use BioRAFT lab management software that tracks lab management, training, equipment and weekly SAA inspections performed by lab personnel, in addition to other elements. Mr. Wright stated that he conducts an annual inspection at every SAA on campus.
According to Mr. Wright, lab staff are instructed to send in copies of the paper tags for pick-up when any 55-gallon SAA waste containers are approximately three quarters full. EH&S staff then pick up the containers within 2-4 business days and transport them to the permitted hazardous waste storage area. According to Mr. Lapham, the EH&S staff make hazardous waste determinations based on the information provided by the labs once the waste is received at the hazardous waste storage area. The hazardous waste is picked up by Veolia three times per year; generally in March, July, and October. The next pick up following the inspection was scheduled for July 21, 2022. Mr. Kupecz said that they will ship approximately 100 containers. They also do smaller shipments throughout the year, consisting of non-hazardous waste, used oil, antifreeze, paints, and universal waste bulbs and batteries. Waste Management picks up their non-hazardous waste.
Mr. Wright explained that lab staff, generally the principal investigator or assistant, are responsible for performing weekly SAA inspections. They receive a 60-90 minute annual general lab safety training, including identifying hazardous waste, which is tracked through the BioRAFT system. He also noted that if a teaching lab SAA contains hazardous waste, but is not being used during the summer months, permanent EHS& staff will perform the weekly inspections.
Mr. Kupecz explained that CU Boulder also has two solvent recovery distillation units - one in the Environmental Health and Safety Center for ethanol, acetone, and methanol, and one in the Ekeley Sciences building for acetone. He said that currently, the museum collection is the biggest user of the ethanol still as they are changing out the ethanol in their preservation jars. He also explained that they recently started a quality assurance (QA) program to reduce contamination in the recycled solvent.
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Previous to this inspection, the permitted storage area and generator areas were inspected by EPA and CDPHE on July 9, 2021, resulting in a Notice of Violation for failure to properly manage satellite accumulation containers and failure to maintain training records. These violations were corrected and several new waste management processes were implemented.
Since the last inspection, several changes have taken place. Mr. Lapham explained that for corrosive aqueous wastes not containing RCRA metals, CU Boulder had been treating the wastes using a batch neutralization process; however, they have not recently treated hazardous waste and will probably be removing the acid/base and ultraviolet/oxidation (UV/OX) treatment tanks. Mr. Kupecz said that since March 2022, they have been shipping off more hazardous waste rather than treating it. At that point, they cleaned the tank, which was not holding any material at the time of the inspection. Mr. Kupecz also stated that they had disposed of chemicals purchased for the neutralization process. Mr. Lapham also explained that they have an ion exchange tank for silver recovery from photo fluids, however they have also reduced the use of this process and are deciding if they will continue to use it in the future.
DESCRIPTION OF INSPECTION
Areas of the facility toured:
Mr. Kupecz and Mr. Wright led us on a tour of the facility. We looked at the university's processes,
including hazardous waste management practices, generation points, and accumulation areas. We also
looked for wastes that facility representatives had not yet identified or designated as hazardous.
Specifically, we inspected the following areas of the facility: x Environmental Health and Safety Center (EHSC) o Permitted hazardous waste storage area Oxidizer room: oldest accumulation start date was 8/9/21 UW storage area o Room 150: Chemical Treatment Room Ethanol solvent distillation unit o Room 135: Permitted mixed waste storage area Three 1-gallon containers with accumulation start dates of 7/14/21, 10/5/21,
1/19/22 x Museum Collections (MCOL)
o Room W130 x Mackey Auditorium
o Room 1B04: small photo darkrooms x Ekeley Sciences (teaching and research labs)
o Room M1B10: 90-day storage and acetone distillation unit o Room M1B65: teaching lab o Room M272: general chemistry teaching lab
SAA had been cleaned out for the summer; no hazardous waste present x Cristol Chemistry
o Rooms 65 & 67: Luca research lab x Ramaley Biology
o C127: Smith lab
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Only those areas in which we observed potential compliance concerns or noted pertinent activities are further discussed below.
Observations: Permitted hazardous waste storage area The oldest date that I observed on a container in the Hazardous Waste Storage Area was 7/30/21, which was less than one year before the date of the inspection. Mr. Kupecz explained that they have a system to check the dates in their inventory and mark any containers that are nearing one year. He also explained that EH&S bulks compatible solvent waste in the hazardous waste storage area every 1-2 weeks. He said that they have updated their process since the last inspection, and when waste is bulked into a new container, the new container is marked with the oldest accumulation start date from the wastes that are bulked.
EHSC Room 150 - Chemical Treatment Room: I observed a small solvent distillation unit mainly used to recover ethanol. According to Mr. Kupecz, containers of ethanol waiting to be processed in the still are labeled with accumulation start dates and stored in the permitted storage room. He also explained that any waste liquid is stored in a 5-gallon carboy.
I observed the ion exchange tank which, according to Mr. Kupecz, is used for silver recovery from photo fluids. He explained that the process is to receive 30 gallon batches of photo fluid and adjust the pH before each batch is added to the ion exchange tank for treatment. The photo fluid is treated to the Boulder city standard of less than 50 ppm silver (total) so it can be discharged to the POTW. At the time of the inspection, the tank held approximately 200 gallons that had been pH adjusted and treated in the ion exchange tank; however, during treatment, the silver concentration increased to greater than 53 ppm instead of decreasing. Mr. Kupecz said that they were considering drumming the waste for disposal instead of continuing to try to meet the POTW standard if they could not get the silver concentration to go down.
Also in the Chemical Treatment Room, I observed a small bin holding a plastic bag labeled with a hazardous waste tag with the contents identified as dry debris with trace morphine and fentanyl. The bin also held three 1L bottles with a hazardous waste tag with the contents identified as aqueous solution containing trace morphine and fentanyl (photo 1). Mr. Kupecz said that he did some hazardous categorization and that the solutions contained minor concentrations of pharmaceuticals and that the wastes were determined to be non-hazardous. He said that they were holding the wastes while they determined if the wastes should be sent to the Anschutz medical center for disposal.
Museum Collections (MCOL) Room W130: Mr. Wright introduced the inspectors to Emily Braker, who is working on replacing ethanol in the museum collection's preservation jars. There was a satellite accumulation area with two 5-gallon carboys collecting ethanol for distillation. One container that was about 75% full was closed and labeled as hazardous waste but was missing an indication of the hazard. Ms. Braker labeled the SAA container as ignitable waste during the inspection.
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Ekeley Sciences Room M1B10: I observed a small solvent distillation unit used to recover acetone. The unit produces hazardous waste sludge that is cleaned out when serviced. Mr. Wright explained that this room is a 90-day area, since labs throughout the building generate acetone in satellite containers that are brought here and held before they are processed in the still.
At the time of the inspection, I observed one full 5-gallon container and one 80% full 5-gallon container of hazardous waste acetone that Mr. Wright said were going to be picked up by EH&S and transported to the permitted storage area. These satellite containers were closed and labeled as "Hazardous Waste" with an indication of the hazard.
I observed two full 5-gallon containers of hazardous waste acetone that Mr. Wright said were waiting to be processed in the still (photo 2). These containers were closed and labeled as "Hazardous Waste" with an indication of the hazard. However, because they had been transported from satellite areas in teaching labs, these containers should have been considered 90-day containers, but they were not labeled with accumulation start dates.
I also observed one 20% full 5-gallon container of hazardous waste acetone that Dr. Richardson said was the container that she was currently processing through the still. This container was closed and labeled as "Hazardous Waste" with an indication of the hazard.
I observed empty containers in a flammable cabinet that had been prepared to collect acetone waste. The containers had been labeled with the words "Hazardous Waste," "flammable," and a space for an accumulation start date. I noted that 90-day and SAA weekly inspections were performed and recorded on a log on the flammable cabinet.
Room M1B65 Teaching Lab: Mr. Wright stated that this was a teaching lab. I noted that some process changes had been made since the previous inspection, specifically that no SAA containers were available in the teaching hoods. Mr. Wright explained that students now dispose of small amounts of waste directly into the three 55-gallon SAA containers labeled as "hazardous waste - organic waste," "hazardous waste - aqueous waste," and "hazardous waste - acetone recycling" at the end of their class.
Cristol Chemistry Rooms 65 and 67 - Luca Research Lab: I observed SAAs with three 5-gallon containers and three 1-gallon containers. When we arrived in the lab, one of the 1-gallon containers was open with a funnel in the top (photo 3). However, one of the laboratory staff clarified that the container was in use and closed it during the inspection.
Records Review: The following documents were reviewed at the facility:
x Permitted hazardous waste storage area daily, weekly, and monthly inspection logs (July 2021 - June 2022)
x Hazardous waste manifests with land disposal notifications: July 2021 - present
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x Hazardous waste training records for EH&S staff (Chris Quattrociocchi, Joe Gibbs, John McCammon, Stephen Kupecz, and William Moore)
x Contingency plan: a contingency plan for the LQG areas and quick reference guides for specific buildings had been added since the previous inspection
At the time of the inspection, copies of the signed return manifests for shipments in November 2021 and March 2022 were not available (manifest numbers: 002037610VES (11/18/21), 002037611VES (11/18/21), 001876476VES (3/31/22), 001876477VES (3/31/22), and 001876478VES (3/31/22)). According to CU Boulder representatives, Veolia stopped mailing return manifests in September 2021, but said that they should be available in the e-manifest module of RCRAinfo. CU Boulder representatives said that they would verify with Chris Quattrociocchi if the return manifests were available.
CLOSING CONFERENCE
We held a closing conference with Mr. Kupecz, Mr. Lapham, Mr. Wright, Mr. Boger, and Ms. GatesMayer in which I summarized the concerns that we had noted during the walk-through inspection and the records review.
Areas of concern discussed in the closing conference: 1. In Museum Collections Room W130, one SAA 5-gallon carboy of ethanol was not labeled with an indication of the hazard. This container was properly labeled during the inspection. 2. In Ekeley Sciences M1B10, two full 5-gallon 90-day containers of hazardous waste acetone were not labeled with accumulation start dates. 3. Return manifests for five shipments in November 2021 and March 2022 were not available for inspection. 4. The 200 gallons of photo fluid in the ion exchange tank in the Chemical Treatment Room contained over 50 ppm silver (total), however a hazardous waste determination had not been made. According to Mr. Lapham, a TCLP analysis had not been run on the batch. The maximum TCLP concentration for a waste to be considered hazardous is 5.0 ppm silver.
I also requested a list of the current SAAs throughout main campus.
INSPECTION FOLLOW-UP
Ms. Gates-Mayer, Interim Assistant Vice-Chancellor for EH&S, sent an email on September 14, 2022, detailing corrective actions that CU Boulder has taken in response to concerns identified during the inspection (Appendix B). According to this submittal, most of the deficiencies have been corrected, including:
x The 5-gallon 90-day containers of hazardous waste acetone in Ekeley Sciences M1B10 were labeled with accumulation start dates and the 90-day area was more clearly defined.
x The hard copies of the return manifests that were missing at the time of the inspection were printed and placed in the files for the respective shipments.
The response included further information regarding the wastes containing trace pharmaceuticals observed in the EHSC 150 - Chemical Treatment Room. The wastes were determined to be non-RCRA
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regulated and were disposed of as such. The response also contained a list of the current SAA areas throughout main campus, as requested.
SIGNATURES
KRISTIN MCNEILL Date: 2023.01.09 16:27:47 -07'00' Digitally signed by KRISTIN MCNEILL
__________________________________________________________ Kristin McNeill, Lead RCRA Inspector
Pearson, Janice Digitally signed by Pearson, Janice Date: 2023.01.09 16:24:54 -07'00' __________________________________________________________ Janice A. Pearson, Manager RCRA & OPA Enforcement Branch Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Division
APPENDICES
Appendix A: Photo log Appendix B: Email received from Ms. Gates-Mayer, Interim Assistant Vice-Chancellor for EH&S, on September 14, 2022
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APPENDIX A: PHOTO LOG
The photos are original and have not been modified in any way. All photos were taken by Kristin McNeill on July 19, 2022, using a Nikon Coolpix A900 camera.
Photo 1 (DSCN0054.JPG): Small bin in EHSC Room 150 - Chemical Treatment Room with wastes labeled as dry debris with trace morphine and fentanyl and aqueous solution containing trace morphine
and fentanyl.
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Photo 2 (DSCN0053.JPG): Two 90-day containers of hazardous waste acetone in Ekeley Sciences Room M1B10.
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Photo 3 (DSCN0054.JPG): SAA in Cristol Chemistry Rooms 65 and 67 - Luca Research Lab with an open 1-gallon container with a funnel in the top. This container was determined to be in use at the time
of the inspection.
APPENDIX B:
Email received from Ms. Gates-Mayer, Interim Assistant Vice-Chancellor for EH&S
September 14, 2022
University of Colorado - Boulder (COD007431505) 1000 Regent Drive, Boulder CO July 19, 2022
From: To: Cc:
Subject: Date: Attachments:
Kristin,
Holly Gates-Mayer McNeill, Kristin Randy Peris; Chris Ewing; lapham@colorado.edu; Eric Scott Ashton Follow Up to the EPA/CDPHE Inspection at the University of Wednesday, September 14, 2022 7:34:36 AM 2022 EHS chemical hazardous waste inspection.pdf Current2022SAAlist - Updated.xlsx
Wright; Christopher John Colorado Boulder on July
Quattrociocchi; 19, 2022
Margaret
As a follow up to the EPA/CDPHE inspection at the University of Colorado Boulder on July 19, 2022, we are submitting the attached report that details actions we have taken to address items that were noted during the visit. Additionally, we are attaching a current list of SAA's from our main campus.
Please feel free to contact me directly with any questions or concerns, and we look forward to receiving your feedback regarding the inspection.
Regards,
Holly
Holly Gates-Mayer, MS Interim AVC for Environmental Health and Safety University of Colorado, Boulder Office: 303-492-8683 Cell: 303-591-8263
August 25, 2022
Kristin McNeill, Environmental Scientist RCRA Enforcement Branch Environmental Protection Agency Region 8, ENF-ROR 1595 Wynkoop Street Denver, Colorado, 80202
Environmental Health & Safety 1000 Regent Drive 413 UCB Boulder, Colorado 80309
t 303 492 6025 f 303 492 2854
ehs@colorado.edu
Dear Kristin McNeill,
Thank you for spending time with us on July 19th 2022, checking hazardous waste records and performing compliance inspections for our main campus location, EPA I.D. # COD007431505. This letter summarizes CU-Boulder's response to some observed findings both in the labs on main campus, chemical treatment room, and retuned manifest copies.
1. EKLC M1B10
a. Observed: Two carboys of acetone for recycle were not clearly identified as 90-day waste with accumulation start dates.
i. Response: They were fully labeled with our hazardous waste disposal tags to meet all hazardous waste regulations including a hazardous characteristic(s). Accumulation start date tags have been attached. The 90 day area was also designated with caution tape on the floor and a 90-day hazardous waste storage sign on the wall above the waste carboys.
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M1B10: Hazardous waste tags attached, caution tape on floor
M1B10: accumulation start date tags
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M1B10: 90-day sign above the carboys
2. EHSC 150 (Chemical Treatment Room)
a. Observed: Unidentified "Oxy" containing waste.
i. Response: The material found in the chemical treatment room (EHSC 150) that was labeled "Oxy" are actually spent dilute oxycodone working solutions that were acquired during the most recent DEA controlled substance round up (7/12/22). One of the labs had asked if we could take the spent dilute oxycodone working solutions during the round up as a courtesy. The Hazmat supervisor accepted the material without obtaining a hazardous waste tag. In the process of organizing all the controlled substances and paperwork for the DEA disposal the working solutions got put aside and forgotten about. Although this was a unique situation this reinforces the need to stick with our waste acceptance protocols. Immediately following the discovery of the "Oxy" material in the chemical treatment room, the material was tagged as Non-RCRA regulated waste and eventually consolidated into our Non Regulated Liquids Toxic drum with the Veolia Profile# 065352.
3. EHSC 175 (Hazmat Office)
a. Observed: Missing Returned Manifest Copies.
i. Response: During the inspection it was found that there were
several hazardous waste shipments ('21-'22) where the hard file was
missing return manifest copies. Over the last 2 years Veolia
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Environmental Services has been emailing the return manifest copies. All return manifest copies are saved in Hazmat's Offsite database shipment folders. Since the inspection, all missing return manifest copies from the hard file shipment folders have been printed and placed with their respective shipments.
We believe that these actions taken have successfully corrected the non-compliance issues we observed during our campus inspection. This has been a great chance for us to improve our waste management process on campus, effectively increasing the overall safety of these lab areas and the entire campus. Thank you again for the continued input and assistance that the EPA and CDPHE provides for the University of Colorado.
Sincerely,
Eric Wright Chemical Safety Inspector
Cc: (email)
Randy Perlis, CDPHE Chris Ewing, Interim Vice Chancellor for Infrastructure and Sustainability, chris.ewing@Colorado.edu Holly Gates-Mayer, Interim Asst. Vice Chancellor for Env. Health & Safety, holly.gatesmayer@colorado.edu Mark Lapham, EH&S Director of Environmental Compliance, Mark.Lapham@Colorado.edu Eric Wright, EH&S Chemical Safety Inspector, eric.wright@colorado.edu Chris Quattrociocchi, EH&S Hazardous Materials Mgr., Chris.Quattrociocchi@Colorado.edu Margaret Ashton, EH&S Radiation Safety Officer, Margaret.Ashton@Colorado.EDU
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Building
Benson Earth Sciences Building
Serial Number SAA00010 SAA00016 SAA00710 SAA00009 SAA00641 SAA00012 SAA00014 SAA00013 SAA00011
Used By Mojzsis Lab Benson Earth Sciences Building - 245 Benson Earth Sciences Building - 445 Templeton Geomicrobiology Lab Benson Earth Sciences Building - 445 Templeton Geomicrobiology Lab CU TRaIL Lab Benson Earth Sciences Building - 225A Benson Rock Shop Benson Earth Sciences Building - 1B35 CU Boulder Earth Systems Stable Isotope Laboratory (CUBES-SIL) Benson Earth Sciences Building - 345 TIMS Facility and Clean Room Benson Earth Sciences Building - 425D TIMS Facility and Clean Room Benson Earth Sciences Building - 425C Kopf/Wing Lab Benson Earth Sciences Building - 335
Cooperative Institute for Research in
Environmental Sciences (CIRES)
SAA00204 SAA00201 SAA00680 SAA00205 SAA00724 SAA00725 SAA00784 SAA00722
Tolbert Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 137 Chu Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 1B38 Tolbert Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 137 Tolbert Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 138 Tolbert Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 138 Tolbert Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 138 Fierer Lab Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) - 228 Hinckley Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E150
SAA00178 SAA00161 SAA00163 SAA00174 SAA00175 SAA00149 SAA00150 SAA00151 SAA00194 SAA00195 SAA00196 SAA00688 SAA00681 SAA00635 SAA00189 SAA00734 SAA00257
Bernstein Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 251 Damrauer Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 123 Damrauer Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 152 Zhang G. Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 215 Zhang G. Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 215 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 63 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 63 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 63 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 363 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 363 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 363 Walczak Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 363 George Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 226 George Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 226 Marshak Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 315 Chemical Store and Stock Room at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 87 Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 365 GiNoble Lab
Room 245 445 445 225A 1B35 345 425D 425C 335
137 1B38 137 138 138 138 228 E150
251 123 152 215 215 63 63 63 363 363 363 363 226 226 315 87 365
SAA00154
Walba Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 114
114
SAA00164
Walba Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 163
163
SAA00165
Walba Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 163
163
SAA00176
Sponheimer Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 220
220
SAA00177
Sponheimer Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 221
221
SAA00636
Walba Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 163
163
SAA00155
Michl Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 120
120
SAA00156
Michl Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 120
120
SAA00157
Michl Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 120
120
SAA00158
Michl Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 120
120
SAA00159
Michl Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 120
120
SAA00160
Michl Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 120
120
SAA00169
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 200
200
Cristol Chemistry & SAA00170
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 200
200
Biochemistry Building SAA00172
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 212
212
SAA00173
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 212
212
SAA00184
Gin Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 265
265
SAA00186
Gin Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 265
265
SAA00188
Gin Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 265
265
SAA00179
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 263
263
SAA00180
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 263
263
SAA00181
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 263
263
SAA00182
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 263
263
SAA00183
Gin Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 265
265
SAA00187
Gin Lab at CHEM Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 265
265
SAA00689
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 263
263
SAA00690
Wang Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 263
263
SAA00687
Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 328 De Gouw Lab
328
SAA00192
Browne Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 324
324
SAA00193
Jimenez J. Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 343
343
SAA00198
Ziemann Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 444
444
SAA00686
Jimenez J. Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 343
343
SAA00142
Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 20
20
SAA00152
Luca Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 65
65
SAA00153
Luca Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 65
65
SAA00190
Advanced Chemistry Teaching Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 318
318
SAA00191
Advanced Chemistry Teaching Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 318
318
Discovery Learning Center
SAA00135 SAA00136 SAA00137 SAA00134 SAA00143 SAA00141 SAA00146 SAA00148
SAA00214 SAA00213
Drescher Undergraduate
Engineering
SAA00757
Duane Physics
SAA00220 SAA00224 SAA00232 SAA00215
SAA00229 SAA00228 SAA00230 SAA00223 SAA00216 SAA00225 SAA00218 SAA00677
SAA00302 SAA00304 SAA00307 SAA00308 SAA00311 SAA00326 SAA00328 SAA00312
Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 18 Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 18 Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 18 Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 20 Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 20 Sammakia Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 20 Ellison Lab Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 21 Labbe Lab @ Cristol General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Cristol Chemistry & Biochemistry Building - 33
Yin X. Lab Discovery Learning Center - 140 Bruns Lab Discovery Learning Center - 120
ITLL Project Depot Lab Drescher Undergraduate Engineering - 1B10
Raschke Lab Duane Physics - C123C Dessau Lab Duane Physics - G235 Raschke Lab Duane Physics - D-Wing - D1B35 Clark Lab Duane Physics - E2B22
Smalyukh Lab at DUAN Duane Physics - G335 Smalyukh Lab at DUAN Duane Physics - G322 Smalyukh Lab at DUAN Duane Physics - G335 Cao Lab Duane Physics - G223 Rogers Lab Duane Physics - E2B44 Duane Physics - G214 Woody Lab Duane Physics - G2B20B Woody Lab Duane Physics - G238 Figueroa-Morales Lab
General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room George Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - S166A
Ekeley Sciences Building - M125 Ekeley Sciences Building - M127 Ekeley Sciences Building - M172 Ekeley Sciences Building - M173 Ekeley Sciences Building - M175 Ekeley Sciences Building - M273 Ekeley Sciences Building - M275
18 18 18 20 20 20 21 33
140 120
1B10
C123C G235 D1B35 E2B22 G335 G322 G335 G223 E2B44 G214 G2B20B G238
M125 M127 M172 M173 M175 M273 M275 S166A
Ekeley Sciences Building
SAA00313 SAA00315 SAA00726 SAA00298 SAA00297 SAA00332 SAA00333 SAA00334 SAA00335 SAA00337 SAA00336 SAA00318 SAA00644 SAA00655 SAA00682 SAA00789 SAA00790 SAA00316 SAA00317 SAA00299 SAA00685 SAA00288 SAA00289 SAA00293 SAA00294 SAA00295 SAA00319 SAA00320 SAA00331 SAA00330 SAA00310 SAA00728 SAA00324 SAA00306 SAA00729 SAA00287 SAA00291
George Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - S166 George Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - S172 George Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - S1B60 Ekeley Shops Ekeley Sciences Building - S1B70 Ekeley Shops Ekeley Sciences Building - S1B25B Zhang W. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M376 Zhang W. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M376 Zhang W. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M386 Zhang W. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M390 Zhang W. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M390 Zhang W. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M390 Fierer Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E256 Ekeley Sciences Building - M381 Park J. Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M385 Park J. Lab Fierer Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E256 Hinckley Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E150 Hinckley Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E150 Jonas Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - W136B Jonas Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - W160A Vaida Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E166 Vaida Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - E166 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B20 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B25 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B65 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B65 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B65 Michl Lab at EKLC Ekeley Sciences Building - E266 Michl Lab at EKLC Ekeley Sciences Building - E266B Dukovic Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M366 Volkamer Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M322 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M174 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M126 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M249 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M149 Volkamer Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M342 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B10 Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B45A
S166 S172 S1B60 S1B70 S1B25B M376 M376 M386 M390 M390 M390 E256 M381 M385 E256 E150 E150 W136B W160A E166 E166 M1B20 M1B25 M1B65 M1B65 M1B65 E266 E266B M366 M322 M174 M126 M249 M149 M342 M1B10 M1B45A
SAA00303 SAA00322 SAA00292 SAA00300 SAA00301 SAA00305 SAA00321 SAA00325 SAA00683 SAA00684
Engineering Electrical Wing
SAA00749 SAA00247 SAA00246 SAA00243 SAA00245 SAA00721
Engineering Civil & Environmental Wing
SAA00691 SAA00237 SAA00240
Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing
SAA00252 SAA00250 SAA00251 SAA00699 SAA00766 SAA00263 SAA00261 SAA00262 SAA00767 SAA00697 SAA00253 SAA00254 SAA00258 SAA00664 SAA00663
General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M126 Advanced Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M225 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M1B60 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M124 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M124 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M148 Advanced Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M224 Advanced Chemistry Teaching Lab Ekeley Sciences Building - M272 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M124 General Chemistry Teaching Labs and Demo Storage Room Ekeley Sciences Building - M174
Park W. Lab Engineering Electrical Wing - 257 Park W. Lab Engineering Electrical Wing - 257 COSINC-FAB Lab Engineering Electrical Wing - 214 Engineering Electrical Wing - 155B Moddel Lab Engineering Electrical Wing - 212A COSINC-FAB Lab Engineering Electrical Wing - 271D
Engineering Civil & Environmental Wing - 1B67 Alistar Lab Pellegrino Lab Engineering Civil & Environmental Wing - 1B20 Tan W. Lab Engineering Civil & Environmental Wing - 128
Keplinger Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B14 Neu Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B13 Neu Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B13 MacCurdy Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B14F Correll Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 111 Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 127 Ban Lab (Engineering) Lee Se-Hee Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 127 Lee Se-Hee Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 127 Lee Se-Hee Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 127 Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 117 Jayaram Lab Rentschler Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B14 Ferguson Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B17 Ding X. Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 117 Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B26 Calve Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B26 Calve Lab
M126 M225 M1B60 M124 M124 M148 M224 M272 M124 M174
257 257 214 155B 212 271D
1B67 1B20 128
1B14 1B13 1B13 1B14F 111 127 127 127 127 117 1B14 1B17 117 1B26 1B26
SAA00695 SAA00693 SAA00259 SAA00260 SAA00754 SAA00255 SAA00755
Engineering Stores & Labs
SAA00278 SAA00277
Engineering Mechanical Wing
SAA00763 SAA00272 SAA00265 SAA00266 SAA00267 SAA00694 SAA00270 SAA00275 SAA00271 SAA00765
Gold Biosciences Building
SAA00360 SAA00361 SAA00344 SAA00348 SAA00646 SAA00773 SAA00774 SAA00342 SAA00356 SAA00355 SAA00353 SAA00354 SAA00357 SAA00352 SAA00340
Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B17 Lynch Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B26 Calve Lab Sustainable Infrastructure Materials Lab (SIM Lab) Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 117 Bruns Lab Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 117 Weimer Lab at ECES Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B26 Weimer Lab at ECES Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B24A Weimer Lab at ECES Engineering Environmental Sustainability Wing - 1B24A
Sustainable Infrastructure Materials Lab (SIM Lab) Engineering Stores & Labs - 121 Yin X. Lab Engineering Stores & Labs - 113
Engineering Mechanical Wing - 1B66C Barthelat Lab Raj Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 150 Bright Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 1B60B Bright Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 1B60C Bright Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 1B60C Bright Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 1B60C Ding Y. Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 102 Borden Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 235A Xiao Lab Vernerey Lab Engineering Mechanical Wing - 115 Engineering Mechanical Wing - 1B66F Cui Lab
Gold Biosciences Building - A436 Gold Biosciences Building - A445B Detweiler Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A136 Park S. Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A236 Donaldson Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A232 Donaldson Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A214 Donaldson Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A214 Su Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A108 Shen Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A345A Xue Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A335 Xue Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A325B Xue Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A332 Niswander Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A414 Xue Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A320B Biology Undergrad Teaching Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A1B16
1B17 1B26 117 117 1B26 1B24A 1B24A
121 113
1B66C 150 1B60B 1B60C 1B60C 1B60C 102 235A 115 1B66F
A436 A445B A136 A236 A232 A214 A215B A108 A336 A335 A325B A332 A414 A320B A1B16
SAA00349 SAA00692 SAA00358 SAA00359 SAA00706
Grounds and Recycling Operations Center
SAA00362 SAA00744 SAA00363
Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics
(JILA)
SAA00367 SAA00370 SAA00707 SAA00369 SAA00795 SAA00382 SAA00380 SAA00383 SAA00384 SAA00366 SAA00373 SAA00374 SAA00381 SAA00375 SAA00385 SAA00377 SAA00379 SAA00378
Macky Auditorium
SAA00402 SAA00405 SAA00403 SAA00404
SAA00412 SAA00414 SAA00413
Gold Biosciences Building - A314 Arnoult Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A235 StemTech Odorizzi Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A432 Voeltz Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A435 Voeltz Lab Gold Biosciences Building - A435
FacMan Grounds Garage Grounds and Recycling Operations Center - Garage FacMan Grounds Garage Grounds and Recycling Operations Center - Garage Recycling Facility- Grounds Grounds and Recycling Operations Center - 210
Regal Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B1B15 Ye Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - S1B35 Ye Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - X1B02 Kapteyn/Murnane Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B1B35 Kapteyn/Murnane Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B1B19 Lewandowski Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - X150 Nesbitt Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - X120 Nesbitt Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B217 Nesbitt Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B221 Perkins Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B1B12 Weber Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B112 Weber Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B115 JILA Keck Laboratory Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - X121 Jimenez R. Lab Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B121 Cornell Lab at JILA Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B237 JILA Shops Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B128 JILA Shops Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B143 JILA Shops Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) - B137
Film Studies/Preservation @ Macky Macky Auditorium - 1B04 Film Studies/Preservation @ Macky Macky Auditorium - 1B04 Film Studies/Preservation @ Macky Macky Auditorium - 1B04 Film Studies/Preservation @ Macky Macky Auditorium - 1B04
MCOL Diatom Lab Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - W325 Museum Entomology Lab Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - W346 MCOL Diatom Lab Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - W325
A314 A235 A432 A435 A435
Garage Garage 210
B1B15 S1B35 X1B02 B1B35 B1B19 X150 X120 B217 B221 B1B12 B112 B115 X121 B121 B235 B128 B143 B137
1B04 1B04 1B04 1B04
W325 W346 W325
Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building)
SAA00406 SAA00408 SAA00411 SAA00409 SAA00410
Porter Biosciences
SAA00704 SAA00460 SAA00453 SAA00454 SAA00448 SAA00445 SAA00439 SAA00440 SAA00642 SAA00643 SAA00443 SAA00447 SAA00451 SAA00452 SAA00458 SAA00450 SAA00459
SAA00480 SAA00476 SAA00477 SAA00478 SAA00471 SAA00464 SAA00485 SAA00702 SAA00127 SAA00462 SAA00466 SAA00467 SAA00468
McCain Lab Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - E176 Museum Vertebrae Collection Area Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - W130 Museum of Natural History Paleontology Section Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - W231 Museum Invertebrate Collection Area Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - E250 Li Lab Museum Collections (Bruce Curtis Building) - E266
DeDecker Lab Porter Biosciences - B154 Klymkowsky Lab Porter Biosciences - B425 Olwin Lab Porter Biosciences - B249C Krauter Lab Porter Biosciences - B320C Porter Biosciences - B152 CU Boulder Electron Microscopy Services Porter Biosciences - B053 CU Boulder Electron Microscopy Services Porter Biosciences - B0020 CU Boulder Electron Microscopy Services Porter Biosciences - B0021 CU Boulder Electron Microscopy Services Porter Biosciences - B313 Brumbaugh Lab Porter Biosciences - B313C Brumbaugh Lab Biophysics Group Porter Biosciences - B019 Copley Lab Porter Biosciences - B151 Stowell Lab Porter Biosciences - B226 Stowell Lab Porter Biosciences - B226D Han Lab Porter Biosciences - B358C Stowell Lab Porter Biosciences - B224 Porter Biosciences - B359C Think Bioscience
Emery Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N235 Stock Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N214 Stock Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N214D Stock Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N214D McKenzie Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C185 Tripp Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C105B Schmidt Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C306 Seals Lab Ramaley Biology Building - W322 Seals Lab Ramaley Biology Building - W307 Basey Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N1B24 Basey Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C147 Basey Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C148 Basey Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C151
E176 W130 W231 E250 E266
B154 B425 B249C B320C B152 B053 B0020 B0021 B313 B313C B019 B151 B226 B226D B358C B224 B359C
N235 N214 N214D N214D C185 C105B C306 W322 W307 N1B24 C147 C148 C151
Ramaley Biology Building
SAA00469 SAA00470 SAA00483 SAA00128 SAA00703 SAA00465 SAA00473 SAA00474 SAA00130 SAA00488 SAA00489 SAA00492 SAA00494 SAA00475 SAA00482 SAA00493 SAA00775 SAA00701 SAA00495
Stadium Building SAA00660
University Theatre
SAA00565 SAA00566 SAA00653
Visual Arts Complex
SAA00571 SAA00573 SAA00574 SAA00575 SAA00576 SAA00698 SAA00569 SAA00570 SAA00572 SAA00568 SAA00580
Basey Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C157 Basey Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C159 Bowers Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N295 DeSouza Lab Ramaley Biology Building - W306 Safran Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N317 Smith S. Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C127 Medeiros Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C271 Medeiros Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C271 Enoka Lab Ramaley Biology Building - W205 Link Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C368 Link Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C373 Davies Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N320 Tsai Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N368C Taylor S. Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C287A Barger Lab Ramaley Biology Building - N285 Johnson P. Lab at RAMY Ramaley Biology Building - N333 Ramaley Biology Building - N306 Quandt Mycology Lab Demmig-Adams Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C460 Demmig-Adams Lab Ramaley Biology Building - C460
FacMan Refrigeration-HVAC Shops Stadium Building - 1B26
Theater Scene Shop University Theatre - C150 Theater Scene Shop University Theatre - C150 Theater Scene Shop University Theatre - C1B50
Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60 Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60A Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60B Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60D Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60D Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60J Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60 Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60 Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60 Photo Teaching Rooms Visual Arts Complex - 1B60 Metal Teaching Shop Visual Arts Complex - 290A
C157 C159 N295 W306 N317 C127 C271 C271 W205 C368 C373 N320 N368C C287A N285 N333 N306 C460 C460
1B26
C150 C150 C1B50
1B60 1B60A 1B60B 1B60D 1B60D 1B60J 1B60 1B60 1B60 1B60 290A
SAA00579
Wardenburg Student Health Center
SAA00587 SAA00589
West District Energy SAA00656
Ceramics/Sculpting Teaching Areas Visual Arts Complex - 156
Wardenburg Clinic Wardenburg Student Health Center - 169 Wardenburg Lab Wardenburg Student Health Center - 264B
West District Powerhouse (WDEP) West District Energy Plant - 1B45
156
169 264B
1B45