Guthrie Hall

Guthrie Hall is home to the Department of Psychology. Built in 1973, it is named for Edwin R. Guthrie who joined the faculty in 1914 and later served as Dean of the Graduate School. Dr. Guthrie was nationally known for his research on the psychology of learning and habit, and for his studies on the evaluation of teaching. He also was noted for his unfailing humor and his kindness to students.

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