Wieboldt Hall  Photo © Jamie Padgett Photography
	340 East Superior Street 2nd Floor Mezzanine Chicago, IL 60611-3008 Tel: 312-503-8385 Fax: 312-503-6530 Email

Chicago Campus

Wieboldt Hall

Northwestern’s Chicago campus is a series of several buildings occupying a 20-acre lakefront site near the business and financial center of the city on Chicago’s near north side. On this campus are the School of Law, the Medical School, the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University, the School of Continuing Studies and the Kellogg School's Part-Time MBA program.

The main offices of the Kellogg School's Part-Time MBA program are on the second floor mezzanine of Wieboldt Hall at 340 East Superior Street, in Chicago.

The Part-Time MBA program facility houses 17 classrooms and 20 rooms for group study, as well as faculty and administrative offices.

Libraries
The Schaffner Library, on the second floor of 340 East Superior Street, was established as a special library in economics and business in memory of Joseph Schaffner, a Chicago businessman, Northwestern University trustee and strong supporter of continuing education.

The library contains approximately 110,000 volumes and pamphlets. More than 1,000 periodicals and serial publications are currently received. The library tries to acquire all materials needed in connection with the courses offered and, although it is not considered a research library, it facilitates re-search by providing available bibliographic aids.

A student identification card is issued to each student shortly after registration. This card entitles the student to library privileges at the Schaffner Library and at the University Library on the Evanston campus, one of the largest university libraries in the United States. Students also have access to libraries in the Chicago area and to specialized materials throughout the world through the Interlibrary Loan Program.

Information Technology Services
A robust and constantly expanding infrastructure gives students the technological tools they need to complete their course work and participate in extra-curricular activities. Students with laptops can access the Kellogg network via both wireless and wired Internet connections throughout the building. The Kellogg School’s computing lab at 340 East Superior Street provides students with computers, printers, scanners and other specialized resources, and the school’s intranet site offers a wealth of resources for classroom work as well as club and extracurricular activities.

Incoming students can take advantage of Web-based preparatory courses in math, accounting, microeconomics and statistics. The TeamNet system provides students working in study groups with confidential peer evaluations of their team skills, and mailing lists and discussion groups enable clubs to communicate among members.

Kellogg requires all Part-Time MBA students to have access to a computer with Internet capability. Students are expected to register for courses and access course work online. To help students make effective use of the necessary computing applications, the program offers a required technology workshop for all new students. Beyond this introductory class, workshops are offered throughout the year. These sessions focus on the applications used at the Kellogg School.