UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICKFREDERICTON CAMPUS

Building Name - 911 Address - Access Code1. Aitken House - 14 Bailey Dr.2. Aitken University Centre - 20 Mackay Dr. - A/C3. Alden Nowlan House - 676 Windsor St. - C4. Alumni Memorial Building - 13 Bailey Dr. - A5. Annex C - 13 Macaulay Lane - A/C6. Bailey Hall - 10 Bailey Dr. - A/B/C7. Bank/Bookstore Building - 29 Dineen Dr. - A8. BMO Centre - 25 Mackay Dr. - A/C9. Bridges House - 45 Mackay Dr. 10. Brydone Jack Observatory - 5 Bailey Dr.11. Building #7 - 6 Garland Ct.12. Burden Academy - Windsor St.13. Campus House - 11 Garland Ct.14. Carleton Hall - 19 Macaulay Lane - A/B/C15. C.C. Jones Student Services Centre - 26 Bailey Dr. - A/B/C16. Central Heating Plant - 950 College Hill Rd.17. College Hill Daycare - 850 Montgomery St. - A/C18. Computer Science Information

Technology Centre - 550 Windsor St. - A/B/C19. CURRIE CENTER - The Richard J. - 15 Peter Kelly Dr. - A/B/C20. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston Residence - 34 Mackay Dr. - A/B/C21. Enterprise UNB Building #1 - 2 Garland Ct.22. Enterprise UNB Building #2 - 8 Garland Ct.23. Facilities Management - 767 Kings College Rd. - C/E24. Forestry & Geology Building - 2 Bailey Dr.25. Gillin Hall - 540 Windsor St. - A/B/C26. Harriet Irving Library - 5 Macaulay Lane - A/B/C27. Harrison House - 12 Macaulay Lane 28. Head Hall - 15 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C29. Head Hall/Old Civil Engineering - 17 Dineen Dr. - B30. Head Hall/Electrical Engineering - 19 Dineen Dr.31. Header House - 4 Garland Ct.32. Hut #5 - 5 Garland Ct.33. I.U.C. Forestry - 28 Dineen Dr. - B34. I.U.C. Physics & Admin. - 8 Bailey Dr. - A/B/D35. I.U.C. Science Library - 4 Bailey Dr. - A/C36. Joy W. Kidd House - 42 Mackay Dr. - A/B/C37. Keirstead Hall - 38 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C38. Lady Beaverbrook Gym - 2 Peter Kelly Dr. - A39. Lady Beaverbrook Residence - 9 Dineen Dr. - A40. Lady Dunn Hall - 40 Mackay Dr. - A/B/C41. Ludlow Hall - 41 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C42. MacKenzie House - 43 Mackay Dr. - A/E43. MacLaggan Hall - 33 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C44. Magee House - 780 Montgomery St. - A/B/C45. Marshall d’Avray Hall - 10 Mackay Dr. - A/B/C46. McConnell Hall - 19 Bailey Dr. - A/B/C47. McCord Hall - 7 Bailey Dr.48. McLeod House - 810 Montgomery St. - A/B49. Memorial Hall - 9 Bailey Dr. - A/C50. Muriel McQueen Fergusson Cenre -

678 Windsor St. - A/B/C51. Neill House - 22 Bailey Dr. 52. Neville Homestead - 58 Mackay Dr.53. Neville-Jones House - 16 Bailey Dr.54. New Brunswick Community College

Fredericton Campus - 26 Duffie Dr. - A/B/C55. NRC Institute for Information Technology - e-Business - 46 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C56. Provincial Archives - 23 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C57. Residence Administration - 20 Bailey Dr. - E58. R.N. Scott Hall - 25 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C59. Salt Storage Building - 948 College Hill Rd.60. Singer Hall - 7 Macaulay Lane - A/C61. Sir Howard Douglas Hall - 3 Bailey Dr.62. South Gym - 16 Mackay Dr. - A/B/C63. Student Union Building - 21 Pacey Dr. - A/B/C64. Tibbits Hall - 40 Mackay Dr. - A/B/C65. Tilley Hall - 9 Macaulay Lane - A/B/C66. Toole Hall - 30 Dineen Dr. - A/C67. UNBEA Building 10 - 10 Garland Ct.68. Wu Centre/College of Extended Learning -

6 Duffie Dr. - A/B/C69. Yellow Building - 7 Garland Ct.

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Building Name - 911 Address - Access Code70. Donald C. Duffie Hall - 53 Dineen Dr. - A/C71. Brian Mulroney Hall - 825 Montgomery St. - A/B/C72. Edmund Casey Hall - 51 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C73. George Martin Hall - 59 Dineen Dr. - A/C74. Harrington Hall - 55 Dineen Dr. - A75. Holy Cross House - 845 Montgomery St. - A/B/C76. J. B. O’Keefe Fitness Centre - 65 Dineen Dr. - A/C77. Margaret Norrie McCain Hall - 9 Duffie Dr. - A/B/C78. Sir James Dunn Hall - 67 Dineen Dr. - A/B/C79. Vanier Hall - 63 Dineen Dr. - A/C

Access KeyA Level or ramp entrance C Accessible restroom E One step up to entranceB Elevator D Assistance needed from parking lot (no curb break) For the most current information on accessibility call 506-453-4830

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Welcome to UNB Fredericton

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q: Where can I purchase textbooks? A: Textbooks and other items are purchasedat the Bookstore in the Bank/Bookstore Building (#7 on campus map), 29 Dineen Dr.

The Student Union also puts on a Book Buy and Sell in the Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr., where books can be purchased. Check out unbsu.ca for details.

Q: Where is the library? A: There are four libraries: • Engineering Library, located in Head Hall (#28 on campus map), 15 Dineen Dr.• Gerard V. La Forest Law Library, located in Ludlow Hall (#41 on campus map), 41 Dineen Dr.• Harriet Irving Library (#26 on campus map), 5 Macaulay Lane• I.U.C. Science and Forestry Library (#35 on campus map), 4 Bailey Dr.

Q: Where is my residence building? A: UNB Fredericton has 14 residences: • Aitken House (#1 on campus map), 14 Bailey Dr.• Bridges House (#9 on campus map), 45 Mackay Dr.• Elizabeth Parr-Johnston Residence (#20 on campus map), 34 Mackay Dr.• Harrison House (#27 on campus map), 12 Macaulay Lane• Joy W. Kidd House (#36 on campus map), 42 Mackay Dr.• Lady Beaverbrook Residence (#39 on campus map), 9 Dineen Dr.• Lady Dunn Hall (#40 on campus map), 40 Mackay Dr.• MacKenzie House (#42 on campus map), 43 Mackay Dr.• Magee House (#44 on campus map), 780 Montgomery St.• Maggie Jean Chestnut Residence (located off-campus, just a few minutes from the university), 811 Charlotte St.• McLeod House (#48 on campus map), 810 Montgomery St.• Neill House (#51 on campus map), 22 Bailey Dr.• Neville-Jones House (#53 on campus map), 16 Bailey Dr.• Tibbits Hall (#64 on campus map), 40 Mackay Dr.

Q: What food services are available on campus? A: There are many on-campus locations where students can gather to eat or just grab a coffee:• UNB Marketplace, Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr. • Harriet Irving Library (#26 on campus map), 5 Macaulay Lane• Tilley Hall (#65 on campus map), 9 Macaulay Lane • MacLaggan Hall (#43 on campus map), 33 Dineen Dr.• I.U.C. Physics & Admin. (#34 on campus map), 8 Bailey Dr. • Head Hall (#29 on campus map), 17 Dineen Dr. • Marshall d’Avray Hall (#45 on campus map), 10 MacKay Dr. • The Cellar Pub and Grill, Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr.• The Grad House, Alden Nowlan House (#3 on campus map), 676 Windsor St.• The College Hill Social Club Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr.

Q: Where can I find a bank machine? A: There are four bank machines on campus:• Bank/Bookstore Building (#7 on campus map), 29 Dineen Dr.• The Cellar Pub and Grill, Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr.• The Grad House, Alden Nowlan House (#3 on campus map), 676 Windsor. St.• Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr.

Q: Where can I find a computer lab? A: There are public computer labs in each of the four campus library buildings:• Head Hall (#28 on campus map), 15 Dineen Dr.• Ludlow Hall (#41 on campus map), 41 Dineen Dr.• Harriet Irving Library (#26 on campus map), 5 Macaulay Lane• I.U.C. Science and Forestry Library (#35 on campus map), 4 Bailey Dr.

For a complete listing of public and private computer labs, please visit labdisplay.unb.ca.

Q: Who do I contact for a campus tour?A: Campus tours can be arranged through the UFirst office. Call 506-458-7730, or toll free 1-888-895-3344, e-mail tours@unb.ca or visit unb.ca/campustours.

Q: Where do I purchase a parking pass? A: Parking passes are purchased at the Security & Traffic Office, lower entrance of the Wu Centre (#68 on campus map), 6 Duffie Dr., or download the form at unb.ca/fredericton/security.

Q: Where do I get my student ID card?A: Student ID cards are available at the UNB Card Office, located in room 106, right off of the main lobby of the Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr.

Q: Where do I find out about the student health plan?A: Information about the student health/dental plan is available at the Welcome Centre, located in the lobby of the Student Union Building (#63 on campus map), 21 Pacey Dr. For more information, please visit unbsu.ca/content/239162.

Q: Where do I pay for tuition?A: Tuition is paid at Financial Services, Rooms 001 & 107, I.U.C. Physics & Admin. (#34 on campus map), 8 Bailey Dr.

Q: Where do I find out about my student loan?A: If you have already applied, go to Financial Services, Rooms 001 & 107, I.U.C. Physics & Admin. (#34 on campus map), 8 Bailey Dr.

If you have not yet applied for your student loan, go to Financial Aid, C.C. Jones Student Services Centre (#15 on campus map), 26 Bailey Dr.

Q: Who can I speak with about my courses?A: You should speak with your academic advisor about courses. You can find them by contacting your faculty’s main office or visiting unb.ca/fredericton/studentservices/academics.

Q: Where can I find out about what student services are available to me?A: Student Affairs & Services offers services to students out of three campus buildings:• C.C. Jones Student Services Centre (#15 on campus map), 26 Bailey Dr.• Marshall d’Avray Hall (#45 on campus map), 10 Mackay Dr.• Neville Homestead (#52 on campus map), 58 Mackay Dr.

The C.C. Jones Student Services Centre houses the Student Health Centre, Counselling Services, Campus Ministry, Financial Aid, Writing and Study Skills Centre, Student Advocate, Student Development Coordinator, International Student Advisor’s Office, International Relations Office and the Student Affairs and Services Welcome Centre.

The Student Employment Service office is found in Neville Homestead and the Student Accessibility Centre is located in Marshall d’Avray Hall.

Contact Student Affairs & Services:C.C. Jones Student Services Centre 506-453-4527 • staffair@unb.ca unb.ca/fredericton/studentservices

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UNB FREDERICTONA first-class teaching and research institution, the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton (UNBF) is a home away from home for more than 8,000 students annually. Now in its third century, the campus has 11 academic faculties: Arts, Business Administration, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, Forestry and Environmental Management, Kinesiology, Law, Nursing, Renaissance College and Science. The university’s cultural fare includes an art centre, galleries, concerts, films, and resident musicians and writers.

Those who wander outside the campus gates will experience the capital city of New Brunswick. Filled with parks and green spaces, Fredericton is known as the City of Stately Elms. It offers a variety of outdoor sporting activities, both on and off the river, and an inviting downtown core. Professional theatre, street-side cafés, and a farmer’s market all contribute to the city’s charm.

STEEPED IN TRADITIONUNBF shares with the University of Georgia the distinction of being the oldest English-language provincial or state institution of higher learning in North America.

The university traces its origins to a petition by early citizens of the province. A group of United Empire Loyalists, displaced by the American Revolution and newly arrived in the New Brunswick wilderness, were concerned about the education of the province’s children. On Dec. 13, 1785, seven of them petitioned Thomas Carleton, governor of New Brunswick, for the establishment of an “Academy or School of liberal Arts and Sciences” in the neighbourhood of “Frederickburg.”

From the academy that was eventually formed grew the College of New Brunswick, which later became King’s College (Fredericton), and finally the University of New Brunswick. In 1964 a second campus opened in Saint John.

FACILITIESOverlooking the St. John River, UNBF’s hillside campus is situated on 126 acres. While traditional in appearance with its Georgian-style architecture, the campus has one of the most advanced computing networks in the country.

Special facilities include the Wu Conference Centre, The Richard J. CURRIE CENTER – the province’s finest fitness facility – and the 5,000-seat Aitken University Centre, home ice to the Varsity Reds. Six gymnasiums, a pool, an indoor climbing wall, a challenge course and several sports fields round out the athletic facilities.

The university also has thousands of acres of forest land for education and research.

Fourteen residence halls — eight co-ed, two men’s and two women’s, an apartment style and a suite style — provide housing for 1,500 students. In the summer, 1,000 residence beds are available at reasonable rates for tourists, conference goers and students.

The campus’s five-branch library system includes the Harriet Irving Library — the largest library in the province.

ATHLETICS AND RECREATIONUNB Fredericton’s Varsity Reds provide exciting competition in basketball, hockey, soccer, swimming and volleyball. Teams regularly compete in national championships and 33 per cent of UNBF’s student athletes earn distinction as Academic All Canadians.

In addition to intramural programs, UNBF offers extensive recreation programs for members of the university community and the public.

RESEARCH & PARTNERSHIPSResearchers at the University of New Brunswick contribute to the academic body of knowledge not just intellectually but practically.

Through partnerships with business, industry, government and community groups, UNBF’s researchers provide leadership in the development and application of new technology, the resolution of social problems and the economic growth of the province and the region.