Kinesiology and Health Studies | Teaching and Learning Spaces

Room Number	Room Type	Number of Student Seats
Kinesiology 100	Tiered (DT)	173
Kinesiology 101	Tiered (DT)	106
Kinesiology 102	Seminar (SD)	16
Kinesiology 103	Seminar (SD)	16
Kinesiology 104	Seminar (SD)	24
Kinesiology 105	Seminar (SD)	16
Kinesiology 106	Flat (DC)	36
Kinesiology 107	Flat (DC)	36

Kinesiology 100

View of the classroom from the instructor’s podium. There are 10 rows of chairs for students. The entryway door is located on the back of the classroom, on the right. This classroom is accessible for instructors.

View of the classroom from a student seat near the rear of the room. In front are multiple empty rows of chairs. The instructor podium is at the front of the room on the right. A long blackboard is located on the front wall. A projector on the ceiling projects onto a screen that extends from the ceiling. This classroom is accessible for students.

Top down view of the podium. Podium is equipped with a document camera, lecture capture and a set of microphones.

The entryway of room 100 in Kinesiology Hall is a wooden double door with silver handles on each door. The door has an automatic operator.

Number of Student Seats	173
Room Type (Code)	Tiered (DT)

Room Schematic (PDF, 2.6MB)

Seating Type	Auditorium Seats
Writing Surface for Students	Tablet
Windows	No
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	2

Writing Surface for Instructor	3 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Powered
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Handheld, 1 Lapel
Features of Podium	Document Camera, Lecture Capture, Wireless Presentation
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door has a handle, automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has wide aisles Room has 3 wheelchair seats
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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Kinesiology 101

View of the classroom from the instructor’s podium. There are seven rows of long curved tables and chairs for students. The entryway door is located on the back of the classroom. A ramp extends through the right side. This classroom is accessible for instructors.

The entryway of room 101 in Kinesiology Hall is a wooden double door with silver handles on each door. The door has an automatic operator.

Number of Student Seats	106
Room Type (Code)	Tiered (DT)

Room Schematic (PDF, 2.5MB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable with castors)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Fixed)
Windows	No
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	2

Writing Surface for Instructor	3 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Powered
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Handheld, 1 Lapel
Features of Podium	Document Camera, Lecture Capture, Wireless Presentation
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door has a handle, automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has wide aisles Room has 3 wheelchair seats
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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Kinesiology 102

View of the classroom from the instructor's perspective. In front are movable desks arranged in a square in the middle of the classroom. On the wall is a long blackboard. The classroom is accessible for instructors.

View of the classroom from the student perspective. In front are movable tables arranged in a square, with the podium on the left. The projector screen retracts from the ceiling, with the projector also mounted to the ceiling. There is a long blackboard on the right wall. This classroom is accessible for students.

Top down view of the podium. The podium is equipped with a lapel microphone, and a set of display cables.

The entryway door of room 102 in Kinesiology Hall is a grey door with a lever handle on the right side.

Number of Student Seats	16
Room Type (Code)	Seminar (SD)

Room Schematic (PDF, 978KB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Movable)
Windows	No
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	1

Writing Surface for Instructor	2 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Manual
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Lapel
Features of Podium	N/A
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door handle is a lever, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has accessible seating Room has accessible areas
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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Kinesiology 103

View of the classroom from the instructor’s podium. There are multiple movable tables and chairs for students, arranged in a rectangle. This classroom is accessible for instructors.

View of the classroom from near the rear of the room. In front are multiple empty tables and chairs. The instructor podium is at the front of the room on the left. A long blackboard is located on the right wall. This classroom is accessible for students.

The entryway of room 103 in Kinesiology Hall is a grey door with a handle the right side.

Number of Student Seats	16
Room Type (Code)	Seminar (SD)

Room Schematic (PDF, 937KB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Movable)
Windows	Yes
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	1

Writing Surface for Instructor	2 Blackboards, 1 Whiteboard (Portable)
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Manual
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Lapel
Features of Podium	N/A
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door handle is a lever, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has accessible seating Room has inaccessible areas
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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Kinesiology 104

View of the classroom from the instructor's podium. The tables are arranged in a half-square. The entryway door is located at the front left of the classroom. A portable whiteboard is located along the far wall. The classroom is accessible for instructors.

Student view of the classroom from a rear position in the room. The table is arranged in a half-square. A long blackboard extends the front wall, with a retractable screen extending from the ceiling. The projector is also mounted on the ceiling. This classroom is accessible for students.

The entryway of room 104 in Kinesiology Hall is a grey door with a handle the right side.

Number of Student Seats	24
Room Type (Code)	Seminar (SD)

Room Schematic (PDF, 1.3MB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Movable)
Windows	Yes
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	1

Writing Surface for Instructor	2 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Manual
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Lapel
Features of Podium	N/A
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door handle is a lever, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has accessible seating Room has inaccessible areas
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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For more information about this building, visit the Building Accessibility Guide.
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Kinesiology 105

View of the classroom from the instructor’s podium. There are movable tables and chairs arranged in a rectangle, in the middle of the classroom. This classroom is accessible for instructors.

View of the classroom from a student seat near the rear of the room. In front are multiple empty chairs and tables. The instructor’s wall podium is at the front of the room on the right. The wall podium is accessible, however not height adjustable. A long blackboard is located on the left wall. A projector projects onto a screen, mounted on the front wall. This classroom is accessible for students.

The entryway of room 105 in Kinesiology Hall is grey door with a handle on the left side.

Number of Student Seats	16
Room Type (Code)	Seminar (SD)

Room Schematic (PDF, 905KB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Movable)
Windows	No
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	1

Writing Surface for Instructor	2 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Manual
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Lapel
Features of Podium	N/A
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door handle is a lever, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has accessible seating Room has inaccessible areas
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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For more information about this building, visit the Building Accessibility Guide.
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Kinesiology 106

View of the classroom from the instructor’s podium. There are movable tables and chairs for students, arranged in a rectangle in the middle of the classroom. The entryway door is located on the left side. A portable whiteboard is located at the back of the room. This classroom is accessible for instructors.

View of the classroom from a student seat near the rear of the room. In front are empty tables and chairs. The instructor’s podium is located at the front of the room on the left. A long blackboard is located on the right wall. This classroom is accessible for students.

Top down view of the podium. The podium is equipped with a set of display cables.

The entryway of room 106 in Kinesiology Hall is a grey double door with a handle on the left door. The door has an automatic operator.

Number of Student Seats	36
Room Type (Code)	Flat (DC)

Room Schematic (PDF, 1.3MB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Movable)
Windows	Yes
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	1

Writing Surface for Instructor	3 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Powered
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Lapel
Features of Podium	N/A
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door handle is a lever, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has accessible seating Room has accessible areas
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

To locate single user accessible and gender neutral washrooms on campus, please visit the Campus Map.

For more information about this building, visit the Building Accessibility Guide.
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Kinesiology 107

View of the classroom from the instructor’s podium. There are rows of movable tables and chairs for students. The entryway door is located on the right side of the classroom. This classroom is accessible for instructors.

View of the classroom from a student seat near the rear of the room. In front are movable tables and chairs. The instructor podium is at the front of the room on the right. A long blackboard is located on the front wall. A digital projector mounted on the ceiling projects onto a screen that extends from the ceiling at the front of the classroom. This classroom is accessible for students.

The entryway door of room 107 in Kinesiology Hall is a grey double door with a lever handle on the right door.

Number of Student Seats	36
Room Type (Code)	Flat (DC)

Room Schematic (PDF, 1.2MB)

Seating Type	Chairs (Movable)
Writing Surface for Students	Table (Movable)
Windows	Yes
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks	No
Number of Exits	1

Writing Surface for Instructor	3 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment	1 Data Projector
Projector Screen	Powered
Room Audio	Yes
Microphone	1 Lapel
Features of Podium	N/A
Connection Type	HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)

Access to Space	Door handle is a lever, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space	Room is wheelchair accessible Room is accessible for students and instructors Room has accessible seating Room has accessible areas
Feature of Podium	Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

To locate single user accessible and gender neutral washrooms on campus, please visit the Campus Map.

For more information about this building, visit the Building Accessibility Guide.
For information about Accessibility at Queen's, visit the Queen's Accessibility Hub.