Building History


 

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The Arnold Student Union Building, which opened in 1968, is named for Miss Mozella and Miss Marian Arnold, who taught English at 91自拍 for many years. Mozella Arnold was the first 91自拍 professor to receive the prestigious Piper Professor Award.

 

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The Administration Building is named for Dr. Marc Nigliazzo, who served as president of 91自拍 from 1995-2008.

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Dr. Glenda O. Barron served as president of 91自拍 from 2008 to 2018. Under her leadership, the college launched several student success initiatives and built the Student Success Center, which now bears her name.

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Bryant Berry Portrait

Berry Hall, which opened in 1962, is named after Bryant Berry, a psychology instructor who also served as director of counseling and guidance.

 

 

 

 

Berry Hall Front

Danny Scott PortraitThe Danny Scott Sports Complex is named for Danny Scott, who served as athletic director at 91自拍 for 31 years.

Danny Scott Sports Complex Front

Dell Martin PortraitThe Dell Martin Nursing Education Center, first built 1982, was renamed for Temple businessman Dell Martin in 2005 at the time an addition to the building was dedicated. Originally from Austin, Martin made his fortune as the owner and founder of Texas Hydraulics Inc. He provided funding for the addition after several nurses from 91自拍 helped care for him when he was hospitalized. The Martin family has also funded scholarships for nursing students.

Dell Martin Nursing Education Center Front

Hubert Dawson PortraitThe Hubert M. Dawson Library, which opened in 1965, is named after Dr. Hubert M. Dawson, the 7th president of 91自拍. Dr. Dawson came to 91自拍 as an instructor in 1928, and later served as assistant registrar then as associate dean and registrar.

Dawson Library Front

Mary Alice Marshall PortraitThe Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center, which opened in 1972, is named for Mrs. Mary Alice Marshall, who taught music and led the Temple Junior College choir from 1955 to 1973.

Performing Arts Center Front

Anne Penney Newton PortraitThe Newton Science Building, which opened in 1965, is named for Dr. Anne Penney Newton, who served as an instructor and chair of the Biology Department.

Newton Science Building front

Gracie Watson PortraitThe Watson Technical Center, which opened in 1967, is named for Miss Gracie Watson, who chaired the Business Department.

Watson Technical Center Front