Schroeder Hall
Schroeder Hall is home to the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences, the Department of History, the Department of Sciology/Anthropology, and the Department of Politics and Government. The building contatins 49 classrooms and office space for 89 faculty members.
Schroeder Hall opened in 1957 and was named after Herman Schroeder, Dean of Illinois State from 1928-46. Schroeder was also a Professor of Education and Psychology and was acting President for a short period of time in 1930 when David Felmley fell ill. Schroeder joined Illinois State as a professor in 1913. He prided himself on being thrifty, prompt, and accurate. The clock on the side of Schroeder Hall was dedicated to John F. Kennedy shortly after his assassination in 1963. In 1964, a $900,000 addition was also added to Schroeder Hall.
Location
Schroeder Hall is located next to Edwards Hall and Felmley Hall on the corner of College Avenue and University Street, on the northwest end of the quad.
Department of HistoryRoom 301
Campus Box 4420
The Department of History, located on the third floor of Schroeder Hall is home to all history and history-social sciences teacher education majors.
Department of Politics and GovernmentRoom 401
Campus Box 4600
The Department of Politics and Government, located on the fourth floor of Schroeder Hall, is home to all political science and legal studies majors.
Developmental Math Lab Room 118
Campus Box 4060
The Developmental Math Lab, located on the first floor of Schroeder Hall, helps students develop the skills and background needed to successfully complete math courses required of all students as part of the University's General Education Program.
Thomas Eimermann Pre-Law Advisement CenterRoom 423
Campus Box 4600
Thomas Eimermann Pre-Law Advisement Center, located on the fourth floor of Schroeder Hall, provides Illinois State students interested in attending law school with a central location to access information relating to legal education.
