Jump into the Full Multimedia Virtual Campus

Schedule a Visit

Topics of Interest

Frederick H. Schultz Hall (Building 9)

Frederick H. Schultz Hall was originally built in 1975 to house the College of Education and Human Services. Although the college has moved its offices and classrooms to a new facility, this building still bears the namesake of one of Jacksonville’s biggest education advocates. Now it is home to several program offices, classrooms and dining facilities.

Red brick building with white columns and trim and a tall concrete awning with a white stairwell leading to the second level; in front of the building are potted flowers as well as a pathway that separates the building from a large grassy area. To the left of the building along the path is a wayfinding map; directly in front of the building are two benches and a student is sitting on one of them.

Several students walking by Schultz Hall.

Two males and two females sit on a brick wall outside of Schultz Hall studying.

Jump into the Full Multimedia Virtual Campus