The Science Hall complex

...consists of S. Winston Cram Hall, built in 1959, and John W. Breukelman Hall which was completed in 1968. Cram and Breukelman were retired department chairs.

The overall complex houses the Peterson Planetarium, the Johnston Geology Museum (located on the first floor of Cram Hall), and the Schmidt Natural History Museum (housed in the basement area of Breukelman Hall).

Departments and programs taught from the Science Hall include:

• Department of Biological Sciences
• Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Economics
• and Department of Physical Sciences - including chemistry, earth science, physics, pre-engineering, physical sciences secondary education, pre-allied health programs.

Brighton Lecture Hall, named in honor of Hubert Brighton, former secretary of the Board of Regents, is an instructional facility contiguous to the Science Hall Complex. An auditorium/theatre completed in 1961, this facility has a seating capacity of more than 300 and three seminar rooms.