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Hibbard Humanities Hall
The eight-story tower of Hibbard Humanities Hall sits at the Garfield Avenue
entrance to UW-Eau Claire.
Recent technology updates enhance the teaching and learning environment
in the lecture halls and classrooms of Hibbard Hall.
Students in UW-Eau Claire's English-as-a-second-language program work with
a faculty member in Hibbard Hall's Roma Hoff Instructional Language Lab.
UW-Eau Claire's math lab, located on Hibbard Hall's second floor, offers tutorial
assistance to students in mathematics courses.
Faculty members from seven academic departments have their offices
in Hibbard Hall.
Students in this UW-Eau Claire English class, along with their professor, read and
act out scenes from Shakespeare in one of Hibbard Hall's many classrooms.
UW-Eau Claire's Campus Autism Program, located in Hibbard Hall, provides
behavioral intervention for young children diagnosed with autism.
UW-Eau Claire's nationally ranked forensics team calls Hibbard Hall home.
Here two team members rehearse in the group's squad room.
The eight-story tower of Hibbard Humanities Hall sits at the Garfield Avenue
entrance to UW-Eau Claire.
Recent technology updates enhance the teaching and learning environment
in the lecture halls and classrooms of Hibbard Hall.
Students in UW-Eau Claire's English-as-a-second-language program work with
a faculty member in Hibbard Hall's Roma Hoff Instructional Language Lab.
UW-Eau Claire's math lab, located on Hibbard Hall's second floor, offers tutorial
assistance to students in mathematics courses.
Faculty members from seven academic departments have their offices
in Hibbard Hall.
Students in this UW-Eau Claire English class, along with their professor, read and
act out scenes from Shakespeare in one of Hibbard Hall's many classrooms.
UW-Eau Claire's Campus Autism Program, located in Hibbard Hall, provides
behavioral intervention for young children diagnosed with autism.
UW-Eau Claire's nationally ranked forensics team calls Hibbard Hall home.
Here two team members rehearse in the group's squad room.
Richard E. Hibbard Humanities Hall is home to seven academic departments as well as the Campus Autism Program, student computer labs, lecture halls, numerous classrooms and several laboratories. It also houses offices for The Spectator, the student newspaper that publishes twice a week, and UW-Eau Claire's forensics program. The building was constructed in 1974. It was named for Richard E. Hibbard, who taught political science, was UW-Eau Claire's vice president for academic affairs from 1964-71 and served as interim president and interim chancellor from 1971-72.
