Henderson Hall
5 William L. Jones Drive
Erected in 1931, Henderson Hall honors James Manson Henderson, first director of the School of Engineering. Originally named the Industrial Arts Building, it was designated as the Engineering Building in 1945. Henderson Hall now serves as the home of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Division of Extended Education, and the departments of English, History.
Map Location: 9
Accessibility Information:
Number of Floors: 4
Parking: Accessible parking is at the rear of the building on the West side.
Entrances: Henderson Hall has one accessible entrance. It is at the rear (West side) of the building. The entrance is accessible by ramp and has an automatic door opener.
Elevators: The elevator is located in the middle of the building. It accesses all 4 floors.
Stairs: There are 3 sets of stairs in Henderson Hall. The first is located at the main entrance. They access the Ground floor, 1st Floor, and 2nd Floor. The other 2 stairs are located at the North and South sides of the building and access the 1st Floor, 2nd Floor, and 3rd Floor.
Restrooms: There are 2 accessible restrooms on the 2nd floor on the North end of the building.
Rescue Assistance: There is an emergency phone located in the elevator cab.
Go to Campus Map