Location Information
Louisiana Sea Grant Marine Education Program
LSU - Sea Grant Building, Room 201
Dianne Lindstedt (225) 578-1558
Fax (225) 578-6331
FROM THE WEST
Travel Interstate-10 East, Exit #155A Nicholson-Highland
Road. Travel 1.4 miles south down either Nicholson or Highland Road.
FROM THE EAST
T ravel Interstate-10 West, Exit #156B Dalrymple (0.5 miles to LSU) or
Exit #157B Acadian Thruway (1.8 miles to LSU).
See detailed directions below map.
When you get to campus, stop
at the Visitor Information Center
(225/ 578-5030) or to the Campus Police Office (S. Stadium Drive across
from the football stadium) to pick up a parking permit hangtag.
To avoid getting a ticket or being towed, park only
in designated visitors parking.
DIRECTIONS
FROM WEST OF BATON ROUGE:
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Cross the MS River and take the Nicholson-Highland Road exit (Exit #155A).
- Curve right onto the access road to Nicholson Road.
- Turn left onto Nicholson Road.
- Drive onto campus (1-2 miles down) and turn left on South Stadium Road (big intersection/traffic light between the football and baseball stadiums).
- Pass the LSU police station, Audubon Sugar Institute and Military Science (2 brass cannons in front).
- Turn right at brown sign indicating "Sea Grant building" (corner has three cypress trees growing near sign).
- Go all the way to the back past all
the metal barrack buildings you can see. The Sea Grant Building
is the last gray metal barrack building to very back.
Enter the building through the double glass doors near the live oak courtyard (look for the two-story brick add on to the metal building).
- Take I-10 and exit on the Acadian Thruway (Exit #157B). Turn left on Acadian Thruway.(1.8 miles to LSU).
- Cross Perkins Road (Acadian Thruway turns into Stanford).
- Curve right off of Stanford when you get even with the LSU lakes - this road becomes South Stadium Drive.
- Cross Highland Road.
- Pass two roads to your left, pass the copy center on your left.
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Turn left at brown sign indicating "Sea Grant building" (corner has three cypress trees growing near sign).
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Go all the way to the back past all the metal barrack buildings you can see. The Sea Grant Building is the last gray metal barrack building to very back.
Enter the building through the double glass doors near the live oak courtyard (look for the two-story brick add on to the metal building).
LOOK FOR THIS BUILDING:
The Louisiana Sea Grant Building is the building with the staircase to the second floor. The entrance to the building is around the corner to the right -- look for the double glass doors on the brick addition.