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The School of Kinesiology
The University
Ann Arbor

The School of Kinesiology

Kinesiology offices, labs and classrooms are housed in two buildings: the Central Campus Recreation Building (CCRB) and Observatory Lodge.

Kinesiology in Observatory Lodge

     1402 Washington Heights
     Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2013
     Google Maps for driving directions [3]

Ann Arbor Observer article on Observatory Lodge [4] (April 2008)

Parking Map [5]

Clickable floor plans

Kinesiology Directory [6]

* Office of Student Services
* Career Resource Center
* Administrative offices, including the Dean's Office

LABORATORIES:

Center on Physical Activity and Health in Pediatric Disabilities [7] (Dr. D. Ulrich)
Curriculum and Instruction Laboratory [8] (Dr. Chen)
Michigan Center for Sport Management [9] (Drs. Armstrong, Babiak, Fort, Heinze, Kwak, Moore, Rosentraub, Szymanski, Winfree)
Motor Control Laboratory [10] (Dr. Brown)

* Faculty offices, including those whose labs are in the building
* Some GSI, researcher, and part-time faculty offices
* Classrooms 1100, 2100 and 3100
* Conference rooms 1170, 2170, and 4145
* UM Campus Computing Site [11] (Room 1150)

Kinesiology in the CCRB

     401 Washtenaw Ave.
     Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2214
     Google Maps for driving directions [12]

Parking Map [5]

Clickable floor plans

Kinesiology Directory [6]

LABORATORIES:

Behavioral Biomechanics Laboratory [13] (Dr. Gross)
Developmental Neuromotor Control Laboratory [14] (Dr. B. Ulrich)
Exercise Endocrinology Laboratory [15] (Dr. Borer)
Human Neuromechanics Laboratory [16] (Dr. Ferris)
Human Sensorimotor Laboratory [17] (Dr. Meehan)
Injury Biomechanics Laboratory [18] (Dr. McLean)
Muscle Biology Laboratory [19] (Dr. Cartee)
Musculoskeletal Tissue Emulation Laboratory [20] (Dr. Palmer)
Neuromotor Behavior Laboratory [21] (Dr. Seidler)
Neuromuscular Research Laboratory [22] (Dr. Palmieri-Smith)
Neurotrauma Research Laboratory [23] (Dr. Broglio)
Substrate Metabolism Laboratory [24] (Dr. Horowitz)
Vascular Biology Laboratory [25] (Dr. Bodary)

* Faculty offices of those whose labs are in the building (exception: Daniel Ferris has his office in Observatory Lodge).
* Some GSI, researcher, and part-time faculty offices
* Classrooms 3040, 3050, 3733 and 3735 (Bickner Auditorium)
* Conference room 3745D
* UM Campus Computing Site [11] (Room 3741)
* U-Move Fitness [26] offices (Room 3064)

Kinesiology Contacts for Current and Prospective students

Undergraduate program
* Office of Student Services, (734) 764-4472

Graduate program
* Charlene Ruloff, (734) 764-1343 or kingradcomm@umich.edu [27]

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The University

Parking & U-M Commuter Buses

Parking is at a premium in Ann Arbor and the University. For information on where to park on campus, please visit the U-M Parking and Transportation Services site http://pts.umich.edu/ [28]. It includes:

campus parking maps;

hours of enforcement for each campus lot; and

commuter bus route maps

The U-M bus system criss-crosses campus, and everyone can ride for free. You can track these buses in real-time via Magic Bus http://mbus.pts.umich.edu/ [29].

Campus tours and information sessions

U-M's Admissions Office offers information sessions and campus walking tours for prospective students and their families. More information can be found at the Office of New Student Programs site http://www.onsp.umich.edu/ [30].

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Ann Arbor

Coming to Ann Arbor

Places to visit, places to eat, places to sleep, and much more can be found at the Ann Arbor Convention and Visitor's Bureau site [31].

The U-M Campus Information Center (CIC) [32] has information on transportation to and around campus, as well as other helpful links for visitors.

Ann Arbor's weather forecast via the NOAA site [33].

Parking in Ann Arbor

Parking in Ann Arbor can be a challenge, especially on Football Saturdays, during Commencement, and during Art Fair in July. Sites to help you decide where to park:

Arborweb's description of city [34] and campus parking [35]
CIC downtown parking information [36]
* Downtown Development Authority list of options [37], maps [38], and even number of available spots in each lot. [39]

Ann Arbor City Buses

Ann Arbor's city bus service, AATA [40], has a comprehensive route network and four Park and Ride lots where commuters can park their cars for free and shuttle to campus. AATA also offers Mobile RideTrak [41], so that you can view the location and status of the bus you're waiting for.

Buses serving both the CCRB and Observatory Lodge include: 1U, 2, 4, 14, 18, and 609.

The CCRB is on the northeast corner of Washtenaw and Geddes. The closest AATA stops are:

* CC Little Building (corner Church St. and North University Ave.); and
* Forest Hill Cemetery (corner of Observatory St. and North University Court).

Observatory Lodge is on the southeast corner of Observatory and Washington Heights. The closest AATA stops are:

* in front of Mosher Jordan Hall (Observatory at Washington Heights); and
* at the corner of Observatory and Medical Center Drive.

Fare: free for U-M students and staff with valid U-M id. Others — $1.50 each way. Child and senior discounts available.

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