The three-level Administration Building is distinguished by its glass-like stairwell "tower," triangular windows and other interesting architectural focal points. The building houses classrooms, labs, administrative offices and faculty suites. On the ground floor most accessible to students are offices for registration, financial assistance, advisement and counseling, all of which are part of the Enrollment Services Department.
About 100,000 square feet, the Administration Building is the largest of the four buildings in Phase 1 of campus construction completed in late 1991.
ADM Floor Plan (PDF) | ADA Accessibility Map (PDF)
This building contained 16,000 square feet of space in the first construction phase and was enlarged by 4,000 square feet in Phase 2. It houses central heating and air conditioning, receiving and storage areas, mail room, copying, 
The 
This one-story building named after the college's founding president has about 44,000 square feet of space including a 407-seat theater. Part of the Phase 2 construction project completed in 1995, it is home to Center Stage Theatre and Young People's Theatre 
This two-story building named after the college's second president has about 42,000 square feet of space. Part of the Phase 2 construction project completed in 1995, it houses the college's 
Daniel J. Conoyer Social Sciences Building (SSB)
One of the largest campus buildings houses more than 20 classrooms over two floors and an auditorium, lounge, the ACE Tutoring Center and various faculty and administrative offices. Parking is available in the Yellow and Purple lots.