UC San Diego actually has a pretty good setup for pumping.  They have 6 
lactation rooms across campus, each set up with a medela lactina pump, a 
glider chair, a sign in sheet, and some type of decoration.  Each room has a 
code to get in the door, and an "occupied" sign shows once you lock the door 
from the inside.  It actually worked quite well for my year and a half of 
pumping--I just brought my own lactina kit and bottles.  Our main problem was 
actually scheduling conflicts.  Everyone wanted to pump at the same time.  I 
believe that the UCSD Women's Center was in charge of setting up the 
pumping rooms.  They might be a good contact for information.  Thir web 
address is http://women.ucsd.edu/lacroom/index.html

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