Skaggs Building

Abbreviation: SB

Built 1981, 2000

Accessible

The Skaggs building is located on the south east side of campus across from the Journalism building. This building has had several additions over the years and currently houses Pharmacy, Psychology and Physical Therapy programs.
Accessible Entrances:
Accessible entrances are located on the north, east and west sides of the building. There are also two accessible entrances located in the breezeway. All accessible entrances are equipped with automatic door openers.
Elevators:
Two elevators service all floors of the building. One is located in the north end of the building. The north and northeast entrances are closest to this elevator. The second elevator is located in the vestibule of the south entrance in the breezeway. This elevator also services all levels of the building.
Fire Sprinklers:
Partially Sprinkled
Areas of Rescue Assistance:
Located in the north stairway on all levels.
Accessible Restrooms:
Accessible restrooms are located on all levels.
Parking:
Closest accessible parking is located in Lot D.
Barriers:
Programs in this building:
Center for Environmental Health Sciences SB 154
Institute for Gerontology Education SB 317
Human & Family Development SB366
Montana Geriatric Education Center SB 317
Pharmacy & Alied Health Sciences, School of SB 340
Biomedical & Pharmaceutical Sciences,
      Department of SB 271
Center for Environmental Health Sciences SB154
Diversity Programs SB 341
Drug Information Services SB 216
Experimental Education SB 324
NIH - Cobre SB 385
Pharmacy, Department of SB 316
Physical Therapy, Department of SB 135
Applied Exercise Physiology Laboratory SB 025
Clinical Kinesiology Laroratory SB 021
Motor Control Laboratory SB 015
Nora Staael Evert Physical therapy Clinic SB129
New Directions SB 025
Psychology, Department of SB 143
Improving Aging Amoung Rural Montanans SB 317
Institute for Gerontology Education SB 317
INPSYCH SB206
Intercultural Youth & Family Development SB 369
Explanation of Accessibility Terminology
Accessible:
Building meets Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). Building may not be barrier-free.
Partially Accessible:
Building does not fully meet Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). Accessibility varies significantly from building to building and may be limited to lower or ground floors only.
Inaccessible:
Building does not meet Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) and may be inaccessible by people with disabilities.
Area of Rescue Assistance:
An area, which has direct access to an exit, where people who are unable to use stairs may remain temporarily in safety to await further instructions or assistance during emergency evacuation.
Buildings equipped with automatic sprinkler systems may not have areas of rescue assistance.
Please report any barriers to access you encounter at The University of Montana.
Barrier Reporting Form
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