Pennebaker Hall
1100 N. Dixie Avenue
Constructed in 1968, Pennebaker Hall is named in honor of Gordon B. Pennebaker, former chairman of the Department of Biology. It serves as the location of the Department of Biology, the Cooperative Fisheries Unit, Women's Center, and Art Education.
Map Location: 13
Accessibility Information:
Number of Floors: 4
Parking: Accessible parking is located on the South side of the building.
Entrances: There is one accessible entrance on the South side of the building. This entrance has an automatic door opener.
Elevators: The elevator is on the South side of the building. The elevator accesses all 4 floors.
Stairs: Stairs are located on the North and South side of the building accessing all 4 floors.
Restrooms: There is a unisex accessible restroom located on the 2nd floor of the building, located midway of the building on the west side.
Rescue Assistance: There is an emergency phone located in the elevator cab. There is also an emergency phone Southeast of the building on N. Dixie Avenue.