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Questions from faculty and staff

QUESTION

With the construction underway in the Johnson EPS Building, what options are available for entering the building?

RESPONSE

The Johnson EPS Building is seeing much activity this fall semester. Construction is underway in a portion of the building while business administration classes have moved there in preparation for demolition of the former Business Administration Building and construction of Rhodes Hall.

Construction makes the building accessible only from the Mount Pelia Road entrance. Entry is on the ground floor followed by floors one, two and three. Classrooms and offices are numbered according to the floor, so a 100-numbered classroom is on the first floor, which in Johnson EPS is the second level from the entrance level. No other UT Martin building has classrooms on the ground, first, second and third levels except Johnson EPS.

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