McKee Hall of Education
History
McKee Hall was built during the presidency of Darrell Holmes and was completed in 1968. The building was funded as a result of the shortage of nurses and teachers.
Named for
Paul V. McKee was one of the most prominent scholars in the field of elementary education. He authored some very important textbooks and co-authored a series of widely acclaimed readers and composition books for elementary grades.
Current Use
Houses the College of Education (Teacher Education Programs), Special Education, COSMOS, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Statistics, Social Science, Chem Quest, Educational Technology classrooms and offices.
Building Stats
GSF: 129,846 ASF: 80,915
Architect: Breslford, Childress and Paulin
Fund: State