Hildebrand Hall

Built 1966. Named after Joel Hildebrand, longtime chemistry professor and dean, and the inventor of Chem-1A's fabled Big Game Titration. The building houses graduate research laboratories, undergraduate teaching labs, and the chemistry library.

Building Details

Floors: 7

Accessible entrances: There are two entrances to Hildebrand. The first is the breezway accessible from the south. The second is the library and its entrance on the western side of the building.

Restrooms: There are usable restrooms located on the basement level near the elevator.

Designated waiting area: Fourth Floor: The Designated Waiting Area is located in side the stairwell directly across from the elevator. All Other Floors: The DWA is located outside the stairwell directly across from the elevator.

Emergency evacuation cabinet: W: The emergency evacuation cabinet is located is located directly across the elevator on the plaza level.

Pictures of Hildebrand Hall

The upper entrance to Hildebrand Hall. To the left of the doors is an automatic door opener.

Upper Entrance

The lower entrance to Hildebrand Hall. To the right of the entrance is an automatic door opener.

Lower Entrance

Location

Classrooms and Departments

Chemistry, QB3, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Library

Classrooms

Hildebrand B51

Maximum Capacity

35

Features ADA-Instructor Accessible ADA-Student Accessible AV-Computer Data Display AV-Connection-Aux AV-Connection-VGA AV-DVD Player AV-Screen-Manual Projector AV-VHS player Board-Chalk Only Board-Front 150plus sq ft Board-Front 95plus sq ft Seating-Movable Window Window-None

Hildebrand B56

Maximum Capacity

35

Features ADA-Instructor Accessible ADA-Student Accessible AV-Computer Data Display AV-Connection-Aux AV-Connection-VGA AV-DVD Player AV-Screen-Manual Projector AV-VHS player Board-Chalk Only Board-Front 150plus sq ft Board-Front 95plus sq ft Seating-Movable Window Window-None