Hasbrouck Dining Hall
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 The north entrance to the dining facility at SUNY New Paltz. |
 The west entrance to Hasbrouck. |
 Hasbrouck is wheelchair accessible, as most buildings are on campus. |
Hasbrouck Dining Hall (HDH} is a building located at the center of the Hasbrouck Complex in SUNY New Paltz. Its construction began during the William J. Haggerty state administration of SUNY New Paltz, and was completed in 1968 under John J. Neumaier's presidency.
The hall has two floors, housing campus eateries and other offices, and is the largest dining facility on campus. Located behind the hall, is Hasbrouck Parking Lot 27.
[edit] First Floor
The first floor of Hasbrouck holds four public flier boards. Clubs and organizations can advertise their meeting times and events on these boards, and students may place notices such as lost items on them.
 The upper lobby is a common sight for first year students and upperclassmen alike. |
 The Oracle distributes their paper here as well as at many other locations. |
 The lower lobby houses the building's Academic Computer Lab and CAS' main office. |
Men's and women's restrooms are also located on this floor, and are at opposite ends of the upper lobby. In between, there is an operating bottle deposit machine, a New Paltz Oracle stand, a billboard for the Student Association Executive Board, and five tables for dining or socializing (five additional tables are provided on the lower lobby). The staircase entrance to the Marketplace is located at the middle of the upper lobby. The four main rooms on this floor are:
[edit] Oscar's Unplugged
Usually referred to simply as, "Oscar's", Oscar's Unplugged is the campus convenience store, located in the middle of the upper lobby and down a small set of stairs. Students with any meal plan other than Carte Blanche and the off-campus $65.00 10-meal plan, may use their Dining Dollars here. Otherwise, students and visitors must pay with cash, credit or debit.
 Hours of operation at Oscar's are posted on the upper lobby. |
 The entrance to Oscar's Unplugged (as of Spring 2007). |
 Food items ranging from cereal to cooked steak can be purchased here. |
- For more information on Oscar's Unplugged, including hours of operation, menus, and prices, please go to Oscar's Unplugged.
[edit] Academic Computer Lab
The computer lab located on this floor provides students, faculty, and staff with access to the Academic Local Area Network (LAN), which connects through one of the Novell servers that the university utilizes. A user must log into the Novell server with their NPCUID user name and password before they can access any of these computers.
 View of Hasbrouck's Academic Computer Lab from the lower lobby. |
 The lab is complete with desktops, a B/W printer, and a digital sender. |
 This room is monitored by streaming video as all computer labs on campus are. |
- For more information on this computer lab, including hours of operation, photographs, and printing capabilities, please go to Hasbrouck Dining Hall Academic Computer Lab.
[edit] Campus Auxiliary Services Main Office
The main offices of Campus Auxiliary Services (CAS) at SUNY New Paltz are located on the first floor, directly across from the academic computer lab.
[edit] Watch Me DVD Store
Newly built over the summer of 2007, Watch Me is a video rental store that also rents systems, games and game accessories.
[edit] Second Floor
[edit] Marketplace
An all-you-can-eat cafeteria located on the second floor of the Hasbrouck Dining Hall. First year students have a mandatory meal plan here.
- For more information on this cafeteria, including hours of operation, offices, and photographs, please go to Marketplace.
