Dick Science Building

The Charles H. Dick Science Building originally opened in September, 1949 during the presidency of Robert D. Steele (1939 to 1952) with support from the James A. Hogle family. Named in honor of Westminster's 14th college president (1985-1995) Dr. Dick, who was an educator, administrator, and fundraiser. He had been president of Centenary College in New Jersey and vice president at Cornell University Medical Center. He graduated from the University of Kansas, earned a Masters from California State University and PhD in marketing and management from Northwestern. Also an avid flutist, jogger and dog-lover, Charles Dick and his wife Barbara won many friends for the college.

Malouf Hall and the Dick Science Building currently house the majority of the science, physics, chemistry, and nursing classes, offices for science faculty and laboratories.

ADA Compliancy

Accessible entrances: via Malouf east (upper-level) south in main hallway, use walkway on left.

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