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Krueger Hall
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Krueger Hall
Krueger Hall is home to MSOE's award-winning radio station WMSE 91.7 FM , well-known as the alternative frontier for Milwaukee music with an eclectic mix. WMSE has served Milwaukee listeners since 1981 and Internet listeners from around the world since 1999.
MSOE purchased the building in 1996 with funds from Evelyn Krueger given in memory of her late husband, William, co-founder of what became one of the nation's largest printing companies, W.A. Krueger Co.
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Margaret Loock Residence Hall
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Margaret Loock Residence Hall
Located in the heart of campus, this hall provides housing for several hundred students as well as study and recreation space. Features include TV lounges, laundry rooms, game rooms and study floors — everything you need to feel at home on campus. The MSOE Public Safety Department also is located here.
Constructed in 1967, the hall is named after the wife of a former president of Allen-Bradley Co., Fred Loock, who was chairman of the MSOE Board of Regents.
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Roy W. Johnson Residence Hall
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Roy W. Johnson Residence Hall
The residence halls are in the heart of campus with plenty of classmates and friends around. Features include TV lounges, laundry rooms, game rooms and study floors - everything you need to feel at home on campus.
Dedicated in 1965, the building also contains the Housing Office, dining hall, a game room, Roscoe's restaurant and the Food Services Office. The hall is named after Roy W. Johnson, former chairman of the board of Controls Company of America , who was an MSOE Regent.
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German-English Academy
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German-English Academy
Actually two adjoined buildings, this five-story cream city brick building of late Gothic Revival and Renaissance style features stone and terra-cotta ornaments and arcades of two-story arched windows. Designed by the firm Crane and Barkhausen to serve the growing National German-American Teachers Seminary, the Academy was dedicated on April 30, 1891.
The following year a nearly identical building for the gymnastics union was adjoined. Inscribed on this second building are the words Turnlehrer (gymnastics teacher) Seminar N.A.T.B. (North American Turners Building). The German-English Academy building was designated a city landmark in 1973 because of its significant role in education in Milwaukee. In 1977 it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Currently used as office rental property, the Academy building is owned by Dr. Eckhart Grohmann, and will generate revenue for the Grohmann Museum.
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Alumni Partnership Center
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Alumni Partnership Center
1120 N. Broadway
Alumni
In addition to alumni, it also is available to student organizations, faculty and staff, industrial advisory groups, MSOE Regents and Corporation members and professional organizations for university related activities. For more information regarding the reservation and usage policy of this beautiful facility, please contact the Development and Alumni Affairs Office at (414)-277-7151.
This historic building was added to the MSOE campus in 1989. It was originally built in 1890 by Emil and Valentin Blatz as the headquarters for the Blatz Brewing Co. business offices. In the 1980s it was refurbished as the Beer Baron Restaurant, which operated for five years. This architectural masterpiece is recognized as a historical treasure by the National Register of Historic Places. Great care has been taken to preserve the unique features of this building, which include hand carved fireplace mantels, hardwood floors and oak beams.
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Athletic Field
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Athletic Field
Outdoor sports and recreation facility located in the heart of campus, at the northeast corner of State and Milwaukee Streets.
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Student Life and Campus Center
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Student Life and Campus Center
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Rosenberg Hall
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Rosenberg Hall
Rosenberg Hall is home to MSOE's Rader School of Business , the Gene Carter Macintosh Lab, classrooms and laboratories, offices and a study lounge. MSOE has offered business programs since the mid-1950s. The school is named after longtime supporter, the late Dr. I. Andrew (“Tiny”) Rader, MSOE Regent Emeritus, former chairman of The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, and retired chairman and CEO of Allen-Bradley Co. The building is also home to the Milwaukee U.S. Export Assistance Center.
This three-story, 20,000-square-foot building was constructed in 1964 as a school of mortuary science, and has been used by several occupants over the years. It was purchased by MSOE through the generosity of alumnus Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg '50 and his wife, Doris, and after a major renovation project, opened for classes in fall 1999.
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Kern Center
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Kern Center
The Kern Center is a 210,000-square-foot recreation, athletic, health and wellness facility that was dedicated with demonstrations and tours in fall 2004. It is the first such facility for MSOE which competes in NCAA Division III athletics. The center exemplifies MSOE's philosophy of a well-rounded university experience and is an important asset in attracting prospective students and providing current students with ample access to fitness, whether they are participating in NCAA athletics, intramural sports or individual fitness programs.
The Kern Center offers a variety of membership options. Please call us at (414) 277-2850 for more information.
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Grohmann Museum
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Grohmann Museum
Milwaukee's newest attraction and home to the world's most comprehensive art collection dedicated to the evolution of human work opened its doors in October 2007.
The Grohmann Museum, at Milwaukee School of Engineering, welcomes visitors to three floors of galleries where a core collection is displayed as well as special themed exhibitions, so you'll always see something new. The museum also has a spectacular rooftop sculpture garden, and amenities such as a vending café and store.
The Eckhart G. Grohmann Collection "Man at Work" comprises more then 700 paintings and sculptures from 1580 to today. They reflect a variety of artistic styles and subjects that document the evolution of organized work. From farming and mining to trades as glassblowing and seaweed gathering. Later, it is machines and men embodying the paradoxes of industrialism-- dark factory interiors with glowing molten metal juxtaposed with workers.
The museum is named in honor of Dr. Eckhart Grohmann, an MSOE Regent, Milwaukee businessman and avid art collector, who donated the Man at Work collection to MSOE in 2001 and subsequently the funds to purchase, renovate and operate the museum that bears his name. Dr. Grohmann and his wife, Ischi, are longtime supporters of MSOE.
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Allen-Bradley Hall of Science / Fred Loock Engineering Center
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Allen-Bradley Hall of Science / Fred Loock Engineering Center
432 E. Kilbourn Ave. / 912 N. Milwaukee St.
Much of the education and research conducted by faculty, staff and students happens in these two buildings, home to many labs, classrooms, faculty and department offices and other resources. The Fluid Power Institute™, an innovator since 1962, and the Applied Technology Center (ATC™), which undertakes more than 250 company-sponsored research projects annually, are located here. Some facilities and departments are:
- Alvin and Marion Birnschein Laboratory
- Applied Technology Center
- Center for BioMolecular Modeling
- Construction Science and Engineering Center
- Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department
- Fluid Power Institute™
- Gov. Warren P. Knowles Nursing Laboratories
- Harley-Davidson/Lee Georgeson Design Laboratory
- High Impact Materials and Structures Center
- Johnson Controls Building Environmental Systems Laboratory
- Mechanical Engineering Department
- Photonics and Applied Optics Center
- Rapid Prototyping Center
- School of Nursing
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Walter Schroeder Library
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Walter Schroeder Library
The Walter Schroeder Library is a resource for MSOE students, faculty and alumni and businesses, including print and non-print reference materials and computers. The first and second floors house library materials, group study rooms, electronic equipment, reading areas and ongoing exhibits. Classrooms and faculty offices are located on the third floor. The library also is home to the world's largest light bulb!
Dedicated by former U.S. President Gerald Ford (1913-2006) in 1980, the library is named after Walter Schroeder (1878-1967), a resident of Milwaukee who was in the insurance, mortgage loan and bond business and who later became a hotelier. He built both the Astor Hotel and Schroeder Hotel (now Hilton Milwaukee City Center), his pride and joy. Schroeder established the Walter Schroeder Foundation in 1963 for charitable, religious, scientific, testing for public safety, literary or educational purposes.
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