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Visitor Information

We invite you to visit us. Alumni and community members are welcome at our special events and public presentations. Prospective students can sit in on a class, experience an advanced-topic seminar, or join a campus tour. Please contact our Office of Academic Programs for help in arranging the details of your visit.

Driving Directions & Campus Map
Driving directions from your specific location to Ann Arbor can be found on mapquest.com.

After you arrive on campus, please consult the Campus Map to find the School of Natural Resources and Environment located in the Dana Building. Dana is located in the northeast corner of the Diag, and is bordered by the Chemistry building on the north, and the C.C. Little building on the east.

Burton Tower

Parking on Campus
Metered parking for visitors is located on the street and surface lots all over campus, and in cashier-attended city of Ann Arbor structures on South Forest and Maynard Streets. Some U-M lots have spaces for visitor parking; check the signs posted at the entrances to the lots. Handicapped parking is provided in all University-operated lots and structures. Faculty/staff designations, metered parking, loading zones, and other parking regulations are enforced at all times. For additional information about parking on campus, please visit the Parking and Transportation Services web site.

Additional Visitor Resources
University of Michigan Prospective Students
Campus Information Centers
Ann Arbor Student Guide
Ann Arbor Area Convention & Visitor's Bureau
City of Ann Arbor

Dean's Message

Mission Statement

Our Legacy

Supporting SNRE

The Dana Building

University Facilities

Visitor Information

Open Positions

Faculty and Staff Directory

University of Michigan
School of Natural Resources and Environment
Dana Building
430 East University
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1115
(734)764-6453
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Last modified Mar 12, 2004 by webmaster@snre.umich.edu