The University of Nevada, Reno -- Department of Electrical Engineering
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UNR Situated in the foothills on the north side of the Truckee Meadows, the University of Nevada campus commands a panoramic view of the Virginia Range to the east, the Carson Range to the west, and Reno to the south. The university is a land-grant institution and the oldest of the eight institutions in the University and Community College System of Nevada. Approximately 14,000 students are enrolled. The university is comprised of the colleges of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources; Arts and Science; Business Administration; Education; Engineering; Extended Studies; and Human and Community Sciences; and the schools of Journalism, Medicine, Mines, and the Graduate School. The 255- acre main campus features both historic and contemporary architecture. The central campus includes scenic Manzanita Lake and the beautiful elm-lined Quadrangle, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On the campus are five art galleries and museums, the Church Fine Arts Complex with several theaters, and the Lawlor Events Center, a regular site for concerts, athletic events, and other local activities. At the north end of campus are the university-affiliated Fleischmann Planetarium and the E.L. Cord Public Telecommunications Center, which provide educational programs and public television broadcasting. Student parking on campus is available and affordable; however, a wide variety of housing is available within convenient walking or cycling distance. There is an extensive public transportation system providing campus access from points throughout the Truckee Meadows. The university is the cultural focus of northern Nevada, sponsoring a special performing artist serie $ a plethora of musical concerts, an active drama program with several plays on campus each year, and frequent exhibitions that feature local artists. In addition, it supports major college athletics such as football, basketball, track, baseball, swimming, and volleyball as a member of the Western Athletic Conference.


Department of Electrical Engineering, Mail Stop 260
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno, NV 89557
Phone (775) 784-6927, Fax (775) 784-6627
For questions or comments about this site, please email
Satyajith Bobba - webmastr@ee.unr.edu

May 13th, 2008