The University of Alabama in Huntsville provides lactation rooms to support nursing mothers returning to work, school, or campus. Each room offers a clean, secure, and private space for women who need to express breast milk during their time on campus. All of the rooms are equipped with a table, chair, and lock from the inside. See below for a list of nursing mother's room locations and what is available in each of the rooms. BuildingContact PersonRoom NumberContact Person Email BAB - Business Administration Building Sandy Boyd BAB 104 sandra.boyd@uah.edu BSB - Business Services Building | Copy Center Brad Cooper BSB 102 brad.cooper@uah.edu CGV - Charger Village Neil C. McMillion CGV 144C ncm0012@uah.edu CRH - Robert Bud Cramer Research Hall | NSSTC & NOAA Weather Forecasting Casie Steen CRH 4020 casie.steen@uah.edu ELC - Early Learning Center Beth Quick ELC 130 beth.quick@uah.edu LIB - Louis Salmon Library Belinda Ong LIB 341C belinda.ong@uah.edu MSB - Materials Science Building/Optics Mary Snow MSB 213 mary.snow@chemistry.uah.edu MOR - Morton Hall Zeke Aguilera MOR 280 aguilee@uah.edu NUR - Nursing Building Jane Armitage NUR 210 jane.armitage@uah.edu OKT - Olin King Technology Hall Wendy Waggener OKT N154 wendy.waggener@uah.edu SKH - Shelbie King Hall Laurel Long SKH 126 laurel.long@uah.edu SSB - Student Services Building Brenda Youngblood SSB 206 brenda.youngblood@uah.edu VBH - Wernher Von Braun Research Hall Gloria Greene VBRH B-18 gloria.greene@uah.edu If you have questions regarding the condition of a nursing mother's room, contact Mike Melancon. Providing Urgent Maternal Protections for Nursing Mothers Act (PUMP) The PUMP Act provides protections for employees to express breast milk at work. Nursing employees have the right to reasonable break time and a place, other than a bathroom, that is shielded from view to express breast milk while at work. Employees have the right to take reasonable break time to express breast milk for their nursing child for one year after the child’s birth. PUMP Act Flyer PUMP Notice Breastfeeding Information and Resources Visit this site to learn more about breastfeeding and to get how-to information and support for breastfeeding successfully. The National Breastfeeding Hotline: 1-800-994-9662Talk with trained breastfeeding peer counselors who can help answer common breastfeeding questions in English or Spanish. Breastfeeding, American Academy of Pediatrics LaLeche League InternationalInformation, education, support, and encouragement for women who want to breastfeed. Consumer Affairs- Breastfeeding and Nutrition Break Time for Nursing Mothers As of August 2022