Schultz Hall
About Schultz Hall
Schultz Hall is a co-ed hall with 157 residents, all in double rooms. This hall is home to the Healthy Lifestyles and Performing Arts living-learning communities.
Hall Features
- Living room/lounge areas on every floor
- Fireplace
- Flatscreen TV with cable
- Board games
- Kitchen areas on every floor
- Cooking supplies
- Central air conditioning
- Wireless internet
- Basement recreation area
- Sectional couch
- Flatscreen TV with cable
- Pool table
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History of Schultz Hall
Schultz Hall is named after Theodore Schultz. A Nobel Memorial Prize recipient in Economic Sciences for this theories in human capital. He is the only SDSU alumnus recognized among the first century of Nobel laureates. Schultz graduated from South Dakota State College with a bachelor of science degree in agriculture in 1927 and completed his graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. After his graduate work he was hired as a member of the economics faculty at Iowa State University. After five years he was named department head and was noted for creating one of the best programs in the Midwest. He then moved to University of Chicago in 1946 as the economics department head where he researched agricultural economics and taught. He continued to work at the University of Chicago into his late 80s and continued to write into his 90s. His work still influences study in agricultural economics.
Life in Our Residence Halls
Transitioning to life in the halls can be difficult, but we have a number of resources to help! Check out all of the amenities we have to offer, our hall staff and ways to get involved in your time in the halls.