Joe Crowley Student Union Tour Checklist
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What is the Joe Crowley Student Union primarily funded by?

  • Corporate sponsorships
  • Self-assessed student fees (correct)
  • Government grants
  • Alumni donations
  • When did the Joe Crowley Student Union officially open?

  • January 5, 2008
  • October 12, 2006
  • November 16, 2007 (correct)
  • December 1, 2007
  • Which of the following statements is true about the building’s environmental features?

  • It exclusively uses traditional construction materials.
  • It operates only after sundown.
  • It employs solar panels to generate power. (correct)
  • It has no storm water management systems.
  • Which eatery in the student union offers meal trade options?

    <p>The Habit Burger Grill</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which floor hosts the Associated Students of The University of Nevada?

    <p>3rd Floor</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What unique feature is found in Starbucks Coffee in the student union?

    <p>Painted Nevada Silver and Blue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is managed through permeable paving on the plaza of the Joe Crowley Student Union?

    <p>Storm water runoff</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which office is associated with Fraternity and Sorority Life?

    <p>Fraternity and Sorority Life &amp; New Student Initiatives Offices</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    General Information

    • Completed on November 16, 2007; named after Joe Crowley, who served 23 years as president.
    • Funded by self-assessed student fees approved by the Nevada Board of Regents.
    • Open until 10 PM on weekdays and 7 PM on weekends, sometimes extending to midnight.
    • Eco-friendly design includes features for stormwater management, energy efficiency, and sustainable materials.
    • Equipped with solar panels and windows that reduce heat flow, contributing to energy savings.

    1st Floor

    • Starbucks Coffee: Painted Nevada Silver and Blue; largest collegiate Starbucks west of the Mississippi River at its opening.
    • Wells Fargo: Banking center without cash transactions; offers a wide range of banking services.
    • KEVA Juice: Reopened July 2021; sells smoothies, juices, and food items.
    • Nevada Wolf Shop: Operated by Barnes & Noble; carries Wolf Pack merchandise and is an Apple distributor.
    • Nevada Wolf Card Office: Issues student IDs, free at orientation; card grants access to residence halls, events, and library resources.

    2nd Floor

    • 15th Street Food Court: Offers various dining options including Port of Subs and Panda Express.
    • Wolf Shop Bookstore: Features price matching, textbooks, technology, and school supplies.
    • Fraternity and Sorority Life & New Student Initiatives Offices: Support services for social organizations on campus.
    • Bank of America ATM: Convenient banking access for students.

    3rd Floor

    • Associated Students of The University of Nevada (ASUN): Student government with three branches; oversees over 250 clubs.
    • Theater: Seats 219, used for various campus events.
    • ASUN Senate Chambers: Meeting space for student government discussions and decisions.
    • Graduate Association Student Lounge: Dedicated area for graduate students to connect and collaborate.
    • Multicultural Center: Provides cultural, LGBTQIA, and gender-focused support and social justice initiatives.
    • The Habit Burger Grill: The only eatery in the union offering meal trade options.

    4th Floor

    • Ballrooms: Frequently hosts career and internship fairs, connecting students with job opportunities throughout the semester.

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    Explore the essential features of the Joe Crowley Student Union, which was dedicated on November 16, 2007. This environmentally friendly building serves as a hub for students at the University of Nevada, and offers extended hours for student activities. Learn about its historical significance and funding model.

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