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The Campus
Under a dense canopy of 4,000
trees, the campus sits at the north-east
edge of Fresno, against a
backdrop of the beautiful Sierra
Nevadas. The campus was officially
designated as an arboretum in
1978. Its parklike setting creates a
beautiful environment for making
new friends and pursuing a quality
education.
The 327-acre main campus
features more than 46 traditional
and modern buildings. An
additional 34 structures are on the
1,083-acre University Farm, which
is considered one of the most
modern and best equipped
agricultural facilities in the West.
Outstanding research facilities
(computer, engineering, electron-ics,
and industrial technology
laboratories) are complemented by
cultural and recreational facilities.
The campus has two student
unions, indoor and outdoor
theaters for drama and music, and
swimming facilities. Students can
make use of many individual and
team sport facilities, a baseball
stadium at Beiden Field that seats
6,575 spectators, a football/soccer
stadium that seats over 41,031,
and Bulldog Diamond, a 5,467-
seat softball stadium.
The Downing Planetarium fea-tures
a computer-controlled Spitz
A3P star projector and a main
theater which seats 74 under a
thirty-foot dome. The facility
includes a teacher resource center
and presents multimedia shows on
a daily basis.
Smittcamp Alumni House is a
10,000-square-foot, two-story
structure that houses the Alumni
Association’s offices and serves as
2002-2003 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 13
the university’s visitor information
center. The building includes
conference rooms, a kitchen,
reception and social areas, a chap-ter/
volunteer resource center,
garden courtyards, and an alumni
library.
The Save Mart Center at Shaw and
Chestnut avenues will be a 13-story
facility with 16,000 seats. It will
serve as the new home for Fresno
State basketball, volleyball and
wrestling, as well as a venue for
events. The facility will also have
state-of-the-art classrooms, com-puter
labs, and conference rooms.
The campus is fully
accessible and students
with mobility impairments
will find the naturally flat
terrain easy to navigate.
| Title | 2002-03 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2002-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
| Title | Page 013 |
| Full Text Search | The Campus Under a dense canopy of 4,000 trees, the campus sits at the north-east edge of Fresno, against a backdrop of the beautiful Sierra Nevadas. The campus was officially designated as an arboretum in 1978. Its parklike setting creates a beautiful environment for making new friends and pursuing a quality education. The 327-acre main campus features more than 46 traditional and modern buildings. An additional 34 structures are on the 1,083-acre University Farm, which is considered one of the most modern and best equipped agricultural facilities in the West. Outstanding research facilities (computer, engineering, electron-ics, and industrial technology laboratories) are complemented by cultural and recreational facilities. The campus has two student unions, indoor and outdoor theaters for drama and music, and swimming facilities. Students can make use of many individual and team sport facilities, a baseball stadium at Beiden Field that seats 6,575 spectators, a football/soccer stadium that seats over 41,031, and Bulldog Diamond, a 5,467- seat softball stadium. The Downing Planetarium fea-tures a computer-controlled Spitz A3P star projector and a main theater which seats 74 under a thirty-foot dome. The facility includes a teacher resource center and presents multimedia shows on a daily basis. Smittcamp Alumni House is a 10,000-square-foot, two-story structure that houses the Alumni Association’s offices and serves as 2002-2003 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 13 the university’s visitor information center. The building includes conference rooms, a kitchen, reception and social areas, a chap-ter/ volunteer resource center, garden courtyards, and an alumni library. The Save Mart Center at Shaw and Chestnut avenues will be a 13-story facility with 16,000 seats. It will serve as the new home for Fresno State basketball, volleyball and wrestling, as well as a venue for events. The facility will also have state-of-the-art classrooms, com-puter labs, and conference rooms. The campus is fully accessible and students with mobility impairments will find the naturally flat terrain easy to navigate. |
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