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SWC Facilities at Eastern Illinois University

Smith Walbridge Clinics is pleased to be hosted at the beautiful campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

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RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:
• Rotary water park with pools, slides, miniature golf and batting cages
• Basketball and tennis courts on site for use
• Video games and pool table in dorm
• Outdoor cookout (drum major clinic)
• Dance and talent night facilities

LIVING FACILITIES:
• Modern air-conditioned dorms available exclusively for our clinics
• Dorms located adjacent to fields and teaching areas
• Plenty of parking areas around dorm for easy check-in and checkout
• Large modern air-conditioned lounge areas for relaxing and visiting

INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITIES:
• Four large drill fields located near the dorm
• A huge field house backup for inclement weather
• Lots of shaded teaching areas
• Large air-conditioned indoor rooms for some classes and rehearsals

PERFORMANCE FACILITIES:
• Our closing ceremonies and performance will be presented in O'Brien stadium.

LOCATION:
Charleston is in Central Illinois off of Interstate 57, South of Urbana-Champaign about 45 miles. Public transportation is available to Charleston, Mattoon and Champaign. As in the past, SWC will provide free shuttle service to and from air, train and transportation terminals.

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