Campus Facilities

Art and Music Building
The state-of-the-art, Art & Music Building is home to MCC's Music and Visual Arts. The art wing has studios for painting, drawing, ceramics as well as lecture presentation rooms. The music wing houses a computer music and piano lab, soundproof recordable practice rooms, music teaching suites, music library, recording studio and rehearsal halls.

Bartels-Rode Gymnasium
The Bartels-Rode Gymnasium is a separate building, south of the main parking lot. In addition to housing a large, multipurpose gymnasium, this building also houses coaching offices. The baseball and softball fields are located south of the gymnasium.

Carr-Fles Planetarium
The Carr-Fles Planetarium has been in operation since 1972, assisting in the study of astronomy with sky movies and projections of the stars, planets, and constellations on a domed ceiling. A $4 million renovation in 2012 upgraded the facility to a digital theater with seating for 44 theater-style seats and 5 spaces for those who use wheelchairs. Free public shows, suitable for ages 8 and up, are available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m., SeptemberJune. A complete schedule is available on the MCC website for these 35-minute shows, and no reservations are needed. Private shows may be also scheduled for groups of 15-44, and teachers or group leaders are encouraged to schedule two to three weeks in advance. For more information, or to schedule a private show, please call (231) 777-0289 or email tamera.owens@muskegoncc.edu

Classrooms
More than 100 classrooms, laboratories and conference facilities are available on campus, completely furnished to meet the needs of their particular disciplines.

Collegiate Hall
Collegiate Hall is located on the second floor. It offers students a quiet place to study where they may also eat. On occasion, this space may be utilized for conferences and workshops. When this occurs, students should use the first-floor hallway as an alternate route to classrooms.

Observatory
Located at the property of the Muskegon County Wastewater System, 8301 White Road, Muskegon, the observatory is used for MCC’s Astronomy and Cosmology students doing project work and by the Muskegon Astronomical Society

Distribution and Display of Materials
Advance approval must be obtained from the Director of Student Success (or designee) for the distribution or display of posters, signs, pamphlets and handbills, newspapers or other form of printed material or visual aids originating from sources not connected with the college. Material should be brought to room 1055 for approval in distribution.

Elevators
Elevators are located in the lobby of the Hendrik Meijer Library and Information Technology Center, by the Welcome Center, at the Stevenson Center for Higher Education on the first floor near the main entrance, at the northwest corner of the main building near the English department, and in the Overbrook Theater lobby.

Frauenthal Foundation Fine Arts Center
At the heart of the Fine Arts Center is the 300- seat Overbrook Theater and adjacent Art Gallery, where works by students, faculty, and guest artists are exhibited. The Center also includes two large rehearsal rooms for theater and a studio equipped with a Marley floor and mirrors for dance.

Gerber Lounge
Gerber Lounge is located on the first floor directly across from the main entrance of MCC. It serves as a meeting place, study area, and rest stop for students and visitors. As a courtesy to all, there are some restrictions on the use of the lounge. No card playing, no food or beverages, and no loud or boisterous behavior are allowed in the Gerber Lounge.

Golf Course
University Park Golf Course is a public golf course owned and operated by Muskegon Community College. Established in 1968 and located across the street from the main campus, the nine-hole course was designed by Bruce Matthews. The course features two different tee-off areas to make for an interesting and challenging 9-holes of golf. Open seven days a week from April until October, the course has a driving range and putting green. University Park Golf Course is home to numerous leagues, catering to every caliber of player.

Health and Wellness Center
The 52,400 square foot Health and Wellness Center is next to the gymnasium. It includes classroom and learning space for Physical Education, Recreation, Nursing, and Respiratory Therapy.

John Bartley Science Museum
The John Bartley Science Museum opened in 2017 as part of MCC’s promotion of STEM education and awareness. Free and open to the public, the museum honors the legacy of Dr. John Bartley, who taught geology and math at MCC for many years, and his strong commitment to scientific outreach. Located near our popular planetarium, the museum offers interactive, “hands-on” exhibits that engage children and adults alike. For more information, please email tamera.owens@muskegoncc.edu or call (231) 777-0289.

Kasey Hartz Natural Area
The diversity of the wooded forest immediately north of the Muskegon Community College campus provides an ideal setting for our educational Natural Area. The Natural Area and associated nature trail are suitable for all ages. Reservations for group tours with guides need to be at least two weeks in advance, and can be made by calling the Life Science Department at (231) 777-0273. Spring tours are available starting mid-April through June, and Fall tours are September through October, depending on weather. Individuals are free to explore on their own.

Lockers
Lockers for students’ use are available in the Student Union. Lockers are free. Students may purchase locks in the Bookstore. Please place valuables in the lockers. At the conclusion of each semester all items and locks must be removed.

Lost and Found
Found items can be turned in at the Security Desks, located in the Main Lobby or the Stevenson Center. Lost items can be reported at either location or you can call (231) 777-0545.

Overbrook Gallery
Overbrook Gallery, located in the Frauenthal Fine Arts Center on the campus of Muskegon Community College, exhibits work by local, Michigan, and outof-state artists and MCC art students in a variety of solo, group, and thematic shows throughout the year. Exhibits are always free and open to the public. Visiting artist presentations are scheduled in connection with shows. Gallery hours are 9:00- 4:00 weekdays with special weekend and evening hours during theater performances, receptions, and gallery talks. Call (231) 777-0324 for details.

Parking
Two large parking lots serve the campus. The main lot is located south of the Main Building, and may be entered from Marquette Avenue or from Quarterline Road. The east entrance is located north of the James L. Stevenson Center for Higher Education, and may be entered from Quarterline Road.

Parking - Handicapped
Handicapped parking spaces are available near all main entrances. Students needing special parking are urged to apply for a reserved space in this area through the Physical Plant Office, Room 1356.

Parking Permits
Register your vehicle at the Student Welcome Center. Parking permit decals are required on all vehicles. Protect your vehicle. You may get a parking sticker at the Student Welcome Center or in Room 1356.
Restricted parking areas are few, but they are well marked. Roadways are considered emergency vehicle areas and should never be blocked. Citations are written, ranging from $3.00 to $25.00 for violations. Excessive violations will result in loss of parking privileges or cars being towed at the owner’s expense.
All applicable City of Muskegon ordinances are enforced in MCC parking areas. Report any accidents or incidents to the Physical Plant (Room 1356) immediately or call Security at either (231) 777-0545 or their cell phone at (231) 557-5648. Prevent problems by keeping your vehicle locked and taking valuables with you.

Printing Services
A coin-operated copy machine is located in the library. Students can also send a Printing Request through MyMCC and pick it up the next day in the Quick Copy Center.

Room Numbers
The 1000's will run sequentially across the main floor of the main campus, with the 2000's in the same sequence below on the second floor and the 3000's in the same order beneath on the third floor. The 1200's will be located in the Art and Music Building. The 1300's, 2300's and the 3300's are on the Stevenson Center first, second and third floors, respectively. The 1400's are in the Science Center. The 1500's are located in the Automotive Building. The stairwells are denoted with capital letters, from A-L. The main entrance to the Stevenson Center for Higher Education can best be accessed by utilizing the east parking lots (second entrance off of Quarterline Road).

Stevenson Center for Higher Education
Named for MCC’s 8th president James L. Stevenson this 93,500 square foot building is contiguous to the main academic facility on campus. The Center contains 40 classrooms/conference rooms including computer classrooms, a large conference room, a large lecture hall, and a science room. The Stevenson Center is also the home of MCC TV and the Quick Copy Center. Technology advancements allow for a variety of instructional delivery system.

Sturrus Technology Center
The Sturrus Technology Center (STC) is an extension site of MCC located in downtown Muskegon at 388 W. Clay Ave. STC houses Applied Technology, Entrepreneur (Lakeshore Fab Lab), and Experiential learning programs. Over 75,000 square feet of finished space include machining, welding, materials testing, computer aided design, foundry and numerous other classrooms.

Vending Services
Vending machines are located throughout all MCC buildings and campuses. Vending offers hot and cold beverages and snacks. All vending machines accept cash and credit cards.

In addition to the traditional vending machines, Muskegon Community College offers three fresh food vending machines. These machines are conveniently located on the second level in the Student Union in the Main Building, the first level in the Stevenson Center, and at the Sturrus Technology Center, in the Student Lounge. These machines offer a variety of take and heat meals, sandwiches, salads, and breakfast items.

The College Bookstore also offers convenient options, such as fresh food options, take and heat meals, cold and hot beverages, and snacks.