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Toggle navigation GSW Campus Map Views Standard Satellite Hybrid Building & Places All Building & Places Academic Buildings Administration Buildings Residence Halls Recreation Entertainment Parking Lots All Parking Lots Open Parking Visitor Parking Residential Parking (B) Commuter Parking (X) Faculty/Staff Parking Printable Version Public Map Faculty/Staff Map Menu GSW Home Reset Map Printable Map × Newman Alumni Center The Newman Alumni Center houses the offices of Alumni Affairs, Annual Giving, and the GSW Foundation. In November 2000, the Board of Regents approved the University’s proposal to name the facility in recognition of Jerry and Marjorie Newman of Columbus, Georgia. Newman is a GSW graduate and Foundation trustee, whose generous donation funded the renovation. GSW Foundation Alumni Affairs Close × Chick-fil-A Parking Parking in this lot is available only for restaurant patrons without a GSW parking decal (faculty, staff or student). Otherwise, parking decals are required for all visitors, students, faculty and staff. Decals can be obtained from the campus safety office during regular office hours. Visitors may park in "X" or "B" zone, or in designated visitor parking areas. Parking zones are enforced only on school days and only between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm with the exception of no parking zones (yellow curbs), handicapped parking zones, and parking in the area of the Health Center. Parking areas are subject to change. Please obey all posted signs and rules. Parking Policies Public Safety Close × Former President’s Home An attractive new residence for the president of Georgia Southwestern was completed in 1966 at a cost of $62,820. It is currently occupied by the Southwest Georgia Court Appointed Special Advocates. Close × Soccer Fields Located off Felder Street and across from the GSW softball field, this facility is utilized by the GSW Intercollegiate athletic teams only. Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Close × Softball Field Located off Felder Street, this facility is utilized by the GSW Intercollegiate athletic teams only. Softball Close × Tennis Courts Lighted tennis courts are conveniently located near the baseball field. The GSW Women’s Tennis team have first priority when using the courts; otherwise, the courts are open to students and community members year-round. For safety purposes, lights will not be available during GSW baseball night games. Women’s Tennis Close × Baseball Field The field is located off Anthony Street next to the GSW tennis courts and is utilized by the GSW Intercollegiate athletic teams only. Baseball Close × Westbrook Bell Tower The Daniel Webster Westbrook Memorial Bell Tower is located on the lawn in front of Morgan Hall. It was a gift to the university by lifelong educator and GSW alumna Martha Westbrook in honor of her father, Daniel Webster Westbrook. Close × Southwestern Pines At 81,000 square feet, this apartment-style residence hall has over 230 beds. It is used for upperclassmen, and was completed in April 2007. Southwestern Pines Residence Halls Close × Storm Dome/Athletic Center Highlights of the two-story structure include a convocation hall/sports arena with seating for 2,000; updated athletic facilities, including locker areas, training areas, hospitality suite, and a fitness center for athletes; recreational facilities, including racquetball courts and a climbing wall; new and improved Health and Human Performance facilities, including classrooms, conference areas, and fitness areas. Close × Student Success Center The Student Success Center is home to student services, athletics offices, and several academic classrooms. During the summer of 2014, the Canes Den was renovated and expanded to make room for a new Chick-fil-A. Department of Athletics Division of Student Engagement and Success Office of Residence Life Close × Collum Hall Collum Hall was completed in 1952 with the total cost of the building and furnishings listed at $166,800. Collum Hall is now the home of the Communication and Emerging Media program, University College, commuter lounge and study spaces, and additional classroom space. Department of Music, Communication, and Emerging Media Close × Crawford Wheatley Hall Crawford Wheatley Hall, named for the Honorable Crawford Wheatley who became treasurer of the institution’s Board of Trustees, was constructed during the years of 1911 and 1912 at a cost of $17,500. It is now the home for the growing Department of Computing and Department of Mathematics. Department of Computing Department of Mathematics Close × Wheatley Administration Building Academic Hall was built in 1907 on the Third District A&M campus at a cost of approximately $28,000. The current building was completed in 1918 at a cost of $75,000. It is named in honor of Charles Huntington Wheatley (son of Crawford Wheatley) who died in 1991, bequeathing 55 percent of his $20 million-plus estate to the university. Academic Affairs Accounting Services Institutional Research Experiential Learning Office of the President University Relations Close × Florrie Chappell Gymnasium Named in honor of Florrie Allen Chappell, mother of State Representative Allen Chappell, GSW’s original gym was completed in 1939. The main floor served as a combined auditorium and basketball court, with a swimming pool facility in the basement. Recently renovated to include state of the art equipment, Florrie Chappell is now the home of GSW’s Recreation and Wellness Center. Office of Recreation and Wellness Close × Science Building Completed in 1965 at a cost of $300,000, this building provided science concentration within a main building. Enrollment and program growth soon rendered this structure inadequate, paving the way for a much larger addition, Roney Building, in 1971. Department of Biology Department of Chemistry, Geology, and Physics Close × Joseph C. Roney Building This 30,000 square-foot addition to the Science Building was completed in 1971 at a cost of $900,000. At the time of its construction, it was described as one of the best designed and equipped science facilities in the state.” It was named in honor of Joseph C. Roney whose family made possible the J.C. Roney Family Student Assistance Fund. Department of Biology Department of Chemistry, Geology, and Physics Close × Jackson Hall When Georgia Southwestern became a four-year college, new science buildings were constructed, freeing classroom space in Jackson Hall for the music program. On Oct. 12, 2002, the university held a formal ceremony kicking off a $2.7 million renovation of Jackson Hall. That renovation was completed in March 2004. Department of Music, Communication, and Emerging Media Close × Canes Central Originally constructed in 1962 as a library and classroom building, Canes Central underwent a $3.4 million renovation and reopened in Spring 2021. The building houses several essential student services and enrollment operations under one roof. Recruitment and Admissions First-Year Experience Student Accounts Student Financial Aid CanesCard Close × Mary Lou Jordan Hall Originally intended as a women’s residence hall, this facility was completed in 1967 at a cost of $421,000. It is named in honor of Mary Lou Jordan, who taught English primarily during her 19-year tenure (1926-1945) at Americus Normal College and Georgia Southwestern. Currently Jordan Hall serves office space for contract custodial staff. Close × Sanford Hall Sanford Hall served as a residence facility until 1970 when it was converted to administrative and service functions. It was completely renovated in 1999 at a cost of $1 million. Currently housed in this facility is the Office of Student Financial Aid, Human Resources, the Office of Disability Services & Testing and the Registrar’s Office. Registrar’s Office Office of Accommodations and Access Testing Center Close × Morgan Hall Morgan Hall has served as a residence hall for both men and women and eventually as a location for various campus services. An...