Overview:

Moser Hall, a five-level structure completed in 1967, houses the William Rayen College of Engineering and Technology and the Department of Geology. In addition to 57 laboratories, 12 classrooms, 2 research and development rooms, 10 conference rooms, and 70 offices, it contains the 197-seat state-of-the-art Schwebel Auditorium. A $6,873,000 renovation project began in spring 1995 and was completed in fall 1996. Moser Hall also houses the Clarence R. Smith Mineral Museum.