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| In what year was Brown Hall first dedicated and after whom was it named? |
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Dedicated in 1967. Named after William R. Brown, former head of the English Department at WMU |
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| When was the Chemistry Building opened? And what is it also known as? |
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Opened Winter 2007. Also known as the Chemistry Annex. |
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| When was the Dalton Center built, and after whom is it named? |
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Built in 1982. Named for Dorothy Upjohn Dalton, philanthropist and charter member, WMU Board of Trustees 1964-72. |
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| When was Dunbar Hall built, and after whom is it named? |
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Built in 1971. Named after Willis F. Dunbar, Prof. of History 1951-70 and Head of History Dept 1960-67. |
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Name the building which houses the following features: - Language Lab
- Communication Resource Center
- Classes for: English, Foreign Languages & Literature, and Communication
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| When viewed from the sky, what does the Dalton Center look like? |
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| When was Rood Hall built, and who is it named after? |
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Built in 1971. Named for Dr. Paul Rood, former Head of Physics Dept, member from 1916-64. |
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| When was Sangren Hall Built, and who is named after? |
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Built in 1964. Named after WMU's 2nd President Paul V. Sangren. |
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| When was Kohrman Hall built and after whom is it named? |
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Built in 1966. Named in 1980 for George Kohrman, Dean of "School of Applied Arts and Sciences" 1951-74. |
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| What academic building houses a science research pavilion, and over 60 state-of-the-art laboratories throughout it's 5 floors and 108,586 sq.ft? |
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Haenicke Hall *pronounced "Hen-uh-kuh"* |
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| Name the three theatres of the Gilmore Theatre Complex and how many they each seat: |
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Shaw Theatre - seats 570 York Arena - seats 125 Multi-Form Theatre - seats 350 |
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| When was Knauss Hall built, and who is it named after? |
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Built in 1971. Named for James O. Knauss, Prof. of History 1926-56 and University Archivist 1956-59. |
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| When was the Lee Honors College dedicated, and after whom is named? |
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Dedicated in 1990. Named for philanthropists Carl & Winifred Lee. |
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This academic building is home to: - The College of Education
- Flossie's Cafe
- Education Resource Library
- Classes for Education, Art, Blind Rehabilitation, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Occupational Therapy.
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| This academic building, originally a women's dormitory, houses the Center for Academic Support Programs. |
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This academic building, built in 1957, was converted from a Harding's Grocery store in 1987. |
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| Wood Hall was first completed in what year and then retrofitted & re-opened in what year? |
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First completed in 1962. Retrofitted and re-opened in 1998. |
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| When was Trimpe Hall completed and after whom is it named? |
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Completed in 1966. Named after Adrian Trimpe. |
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This academic building is home to: - The Haworth College of Business
- a Computer Lab (with 95 computers, 200 total in the building)
- the largest lecture hall on campus (350 seats)
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This academic building houses: - 4 lecture halls
- a Space Gallery for art exhibits
- classes for a variety of majors
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Knauss Hall *pronounced "Kuh-Nouse"* |
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| What is the name of the on-campus coffeehouse, located in Britton-Hadley hall? |
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Which residence hall, located in Valley 3, is currently closed? When was it built? |
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Eldridge/Fox Hall. Built in 1965. |
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| When was Ernest/Smith Burnham built and who is it named after? |
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Built in 1948. Named for brothers Ernest & Smith Burnham, professors in Civics/History dept. |
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| This residence hall, located in Valley 2, is a Health & Wellness Hall: |
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| When was Hoekje Hall built, and who is it named after? |
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Built in 1959. Named for John C. Hoekje, former Dean of Administration, Head of Extension Dept. & University Registrar 1916-55. |
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