2009-2010 KCUMB College Catalog - Kansas City University of ...

Karen L. Pletz, J.D., Administration Building
The Karen L. Pletz, J.D., Administration Building houses the administrative offices
and support facilities of the University.
Annex
The University Annex houses Classroom A (a 220-seat lecture hall) and Classroom B
(a 250-seat lecture hall).
Mary Lou Butterworth, D.O., Alumni Center
The Mary Lou Butterworth, D.O., Alumni Center is the gateway to the Kansas City
University of Medicine and Biosciences campus. As a gathering place for students,
faculty, alumni and friends, the Alumni Center provides the opportunity for the greater
University community to share experiences, build friendships and develop the future
together. The Alumni Center serves as the home of the Alumni Relations and University
Advancement Offices. The center also provides ample meeting space for continuing
medical education courses, reunion activities and other special events.
Kesselheim Center for Clinical Competence
Opened in 2006, the Kesselheim Center for Clinical Competence houses the
University’s Standardized Patient Program and Human Patient Simulator Program.
Paul and Mary Dybedal Center for Research
Opened in 2004, the Paul and Mary Dybedal Center for Research houses basic and
clinical research laboratories, the University’s Information Technology Department and
the Score 1 for Health program. The building also houses classrooms for biomedical
sciences and bioethics students.
Leonard Smith Hall
Renovated in 1993, Leonard Smith Hall houses state-of-the-art computer
technologies, including individual computer rooms and three large computer-supported
audiovisual rooms, all networked and supported by a file server and software library. This
Academic Resource Center also houses a student study hall and locker rooms.
Strickland Education Pavilion
Strickland Education Pavilion, completed in 1996, houses a 273-seat lecture hall; the
anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology and physiology laboratories; an
animal care facility; faculty offices; the Osteopathic Clinical Skills laboratory; the campus
cafeteria; the library; and the gym.
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