There's not enough on campus. However, students are not the only ones struggling to find places to park. Faculty spaces can also be hard to find sometimes. Teresa Jenkins, a professor of English and director of the Asbury College Writing Center, said there have been times when she has had to spend extra time finding a parking space as well. David Tullar, Director of Campus Security, refuted complaints that there is not enough parking on campus.
Parking is a bit tight, but there is enough space.
How to Help Nominations are welcomed from any of Asbury's constituency. Tullar has the numbers to back his claims, having recently finished a project determining how many parking spaces there actually are on Asbury's campus as well as how many vehicles are registered. He discovered that the numbers are close, especially for upperclassmen living on campus. Commuters have 61 available spaces, which Tullar pointed out are enough because many commuters are part-time students and thus not all of them are on campus at the same time. For the 243 administrators, faculty and staff, there are 264 employee spaces available on campus.