Zimbar-Liljenstein

"Zimbar-Liljentstein was built in 1940 and named after Genevieve Zimbar and Oscar Liljenstein, both faculty members. The cornerstone was set in 1938 and the building was originally built as a second gymnasium on campus. It was constructed as part of the New Deal and work was part of the Public Works Administration (PWA). The building currently houses the Student Enrollment Center (Financial Aid, Registrar), the Graduate Office and other offices."

"Zimbar-Liljentstein was built in 1940 and named after Genevieve Zimbar and Oscar Liljenstein, both faculty members. The cornerstone was set in 1938 and the building was originally built as a second gymnasium on campus. It was constructed as part of the New Deal and work was part of the Public Works Administration (PWA). The building currently houses the Student Enrollment Center (Financial Aid, Registrar), the Graduate Office and other offices."

"Zimbar-Liljentstein was built in 1940 and named after Genevieve Zimbar and Oscar Liljenstein, both faculty members. The cornerstone was set in 1938 and the building was originally built as a second gymnasium on campus. It was constructed as part of the New Deal and work was part of the Public Works Administration (PWA). The building currently houses the Student Enrollment Center (Financial Aid, Registrar), the Graduate Office and other offices."