Winton-Scott Hall for Science

2955 South University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76109-1309

Winton-Scott Hall, home to the departments of biology, psychology and math, is the only academic building to be named for faculty who contributed to the departments housed within its walls. Professor Will McClain Winton served as chair of the biology/geology department and began the pre-medical program at TCU. Gayle Scott was one of Winton's students before becoming a geology specialist.

• Facilities

  Room Number	Capacity	Design	Step-up/Notes
  145	50	Tables and chairs	Tech equipment
  147	26	Tables and chairs	Tech equipment
  148	26	Tables and chairs	Tech equipment
  169	32	Tables and chairs	Tech equipment
  170	44	Tables and chairs	Tech equipment
  215	47	Tiered/Chairs	Tech equipment
  217	118	Tiered/Chairs	Tech equipment
  247	43	Tiered/Chairs	Tech equipment
  Tech equipment includes ->	->	->	Ceiling mounted - video data projector, VCR, DVD/CD player, overhead projector, powered projection screen, sound system for AV equip., light control system w/ 4 preset scenes, TCU data network connection, laptop connections

• Parking

  Parking lots to the east Winton-Scott Hall for Science at the corner of West Bowie and Sandage; Parking can also be found on West Lowden

• Directions to Winton-Scott Hall for Science

  From I-30: South on University Drive (approximately 2 miles) Turn left on West Bowie Street Winton-Scott Hall for Science is the building on the corner of West Bowie Street and South University Drive