Kauke Hall
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As so right now we're in alcohol, killed holes are more just academic building on campus. Like I mentioned when I was talking about her academic quad. That's because there was a different departments housing here. So all the social sciences like a mission before political, science, sociology, anthropology, religion, language. All of that is in this one building, so it's has three floors. Most of the classrooms and here are all set up for discussion based so that typical humanity style classroom on that you can also see in this miniseries. Every economic building on campus, including this one, also has its own study space. These are places you can come before class after class. The political science department here is they're really on point. All the professors and faculty are absolutely fantastic. It is definitely writing intensive, but I'm able to double major even with that. So it's not something that should be a problem, right? Uh, the other cool thing about this building that I want to point out is that it's kind of divided in half. So the half that we just walked through our all student classrooms have overhere all professors offices, so it's very common during the day as we walk by professors to have their rooms, the door's open for you to kind of come in, check in, talk to them, see how they're doing. I'm a kind of facilitate that unique relationship that students here get started.
