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Tour of Eastfield Campus

Welcome to Eastfield College!

This page will give a virtual tour of the campus. We will show some of the more popular spots on campus, and some important places the new student will need to know about. There are pictures of some of the areas so you will know what to look for when you visit the campus. Links are provided for areas with individual pages.

The land for Eastfield College was donated by the Motley family. In fact the Motley family cemetery is near one of the entrances off of Motley Drive.

Come to Admissions to start the enrollment process.

Campus Center

The Eastfield College Campus Center is a student's "one-stop shop" where everything a new student needs to enroll is conveniently located.

• Admissions: Students start their journey in Admissions by filling out an application, and turning it in to the Admissions Clerk in Room C-120.
• Assessment Center: If necessary, students may be directed to the Assessment Center located in Room C-114 for testing. (If you are standing in front of the Information Center, look to your right and follow the burgundy squares on the floor.)
• Advisement Center: The next stop is the Advisement Center, where students will speak with a trained counselor who will assist with course scheduling. (If you are standing in front of the Admissions Office, Advisement is located to the right in Room C-120)
• Registration Center: New students may register for classes in the Registration Center (Room C-127), which is located across from the Admissions Office. Returning students may register over the phone.
• Finally, students may pay for classes in the Business Office, which is located to the far right side of the Admissions Office in Room C-126.
  

The Pit (C-100)

The banners around the Pit let everyone know what's happening on campus.

The Pit is the major student hangout on campus. There is a cafeteria serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, video games, a big screen TV, and a free phone for students to use. You can always find students eating, studying, and talking in the pit. You may even come across the occasional guitar student practicing at a table. The banners around the pit let students know about clubs and upcoming events.

Campus Police (C-140)

Eastfield college has its own police force. Each officer is a licensed police officer. They can and will write tickets for speeding, and illegal parking. During warmer months, you may see some officers riding around campus on Bike Patrol.

Student Programs and Resources -- SPAR (C-141)

The Lower Courtyard is the site for many SPAR sponsored events

SPAR plans and organizes hundreds of student activities each year, most of which are free! All student clubs, as well as the Student Leadership Academy, and the Student Senate are set up by SPAR.

Health Center (C-139)

The Health Center provides many free services such as First Aid, Emergency Care, Over-the-Counter Medications, Rest/Illness Areas, Blood Pressure Monitoring, Pregnancy Testing, HIV/AIDS testing, and Tuberculosis Screening.

The Book Store (N-100)

Follett's Book Store stocks all books for all classes offered at Eastfield. They have a variety of Eastfield shirts for sale as well. There is now an online version of Follet, so you can buy your textbooks over the Internet.

There are plenty of PCs for student use in the Computer Center (L108)

Computer Center (L-108)

The Computer Center is available to all currently enrolled Eastfield students. The lab has all the software needed for computer assignments or to type a paper. The Computer Center is not just for computer students. There are also programs for Math, Psychology, Biology, Nutrition and Economics classes. The Internet is available, and all students can sign up for a free Email account with Netmail.

The Learning Assistance Center (C-236)

Located on the mezzanine above the Pit, the Learning Assistance Center can help students with assignments. The LAC has tutors for Math, Reading and Writing skills, Accounting, Biology, and Physics just to name a few. They also have workshops to improve study skills.

Tutoring is available in the Learning Assistance Center
C-236

Career Services (C-215)

Also on the mezzanine above the Pit, Career Services provides job listings, resumé writing skills, and career counseling. These and other services are available to both current and former Eastfield students.

Financial Aid (C-238)

Students who may not be able to pay for college can find assistance through Financial Aid. There are various grants, scholarships and student loans available.

The Library

Need to do some research? Head for the Library.

The Library has a wealth of information and services available to students, including study carrels, private group study rooms, TV/VCR review centers and research assistance. Students can even check out books from other DCCCD libraries.

The Art Gallery (F-219c)

Gallery 219, as an integral part of the Fine Art Department of Eastfield College, serves students in the studio art and art history courses of the Fine Art Department, the College community, and the larger community with a full annual schedule of diverse art exhibitions, supporting the understanding and creation of contemporary art. Concentrating primarily on innovative, significant works of contemporary fine art, exhibitions feature the work of regional and national professional artists, along with annual exhibitions by the fine art faculty and the studio art students of the College, enriching the aesthetic environment and comprising a cultural resource for the community. Curatorial essays displayed in the gallery accompany all professional exhibitions, illuminating the means by which the exhibitions reflect the current discourses and practices of contemporary art.

The T building holds everything from Toyotas to Macs.

Performance Hall (F-209)

The Performance Hall has been the site for many concerts, plays and lectures. Every Wednesday during the Spring and Fall semesters a free music recital is held there, open to the public.

T Building

The T Building holds classes for Auto Body, Automotive Technology, and Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. Eastfield was chosen by Toyota to be part of their T-TEN program.

P Building

The S building houses all of our science labs.

The P Building houses the gym and all Physical Education classes, including Archery, Golf, Swimming and Tennis. The Eastfield Harvesters Basketball team was the 1997 NJCAA Division III National Champions, and the Baseball team won the 2001 NJCAA Division III World Series. The gym was also the site of home games for the Dallas Express semi-pro basketball team. The locker rooms and other areas of the P building were remodeled in 2004. The fitness work out rooms, tennis courts, and pool are open to all students free of charge in the afternoons when classes are not in session.

S Building

The S building was completed in Fall 2004 and the dedication was held in February 2005. The Biology and Chemistry labs that were on the third floor of the C building have moved here, and many of the science classes are held here now as well. The first floor of the S building has two large conference rooms that can be combined to hold approximately 100 people.