Maps

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In July 2005, the Law School building was named Hazel Hall after John T. Hazel, Jr., a prominent attorney and real estate developer who led the effort to help Mason acquire a law school in 1979. The building, which originally opened in 1999, spans four floors and includes classroom, library, and administrative space, as well as two levels of interior parking, and a cafeteria. Several student offices, the Campus Bookstore and a Parking Office are located across the parking lot in the Original Building. The CIP Program and the George Mason Law Review are located in the Truland Building next door.

• Print a Copy of all the Floors (PDF)
• Floor 1 - Main Entrance, Atrium, Classrooms (120, 121), Courtrooms (122, 123), Library Entrance, Print Services (inside library)
• Floor 2 - Administrative Suite (204), LEC (208), Admissions (237), Classrooms (221, 224, 225), Computer Training Lab (222), Neuroeconomics Center (223)
• Floor 3 - Career, Academic and Alumni Services (331), Classrooms (329, 331), Records (341), Seminar Rooms (347, 348), SBA Office (334), Faculty Offices
• Floor 4 - Conference Room (412), Faculty Offices
  Three university affiliates, the Mercatus Center, the Institute for Humane Studies and the James M. Buchanan Center, occupy the rest of the fourth floor.
• B1 - ATM, Cafeteria, GMU Police Office (101), Entrance to B1 Parking Garage
• B2 - Entrance to B2 Parking Garage