Buildings 36 and 37, the work of the firm of Ellis Bullock Associates, reveal a two-story covered drive-through entry that connects the two structures that in 1967 made up the Humanities, Music, Theatre and Art Building and Media Center. The initial complex included classrooms, conference rooms, large-span theatre rooms, and a music and lecture hall with excellent acoustics.

Each classroom benefited from television hook-ups and advanced audio-visual equipment.

The Media Center was one of the most wired facilities on campus in 1967.

Today, Bldg. 36 houses the Communication Arts Department, complete with a television studio, the Voyager Student Newspaper, and computer labs. Information Technology Services Support Center occupies Bldg. 37.

The Next Larger Picture by John E. Jarvis, Jr. Published by the University of West Florida Foundation, Inc., 2008.