Scully Hall was started in 1968 and completed in 1971.  This four-story, 95,000 square foot building includes many classrooms, laboratories, computer labs, study lounges, a food cart area as well as space for pre-school, elementary, and secondary campus lab school programs.   

Named after Southeast’s tenth president, Dr. Mark F. Scully, this building is home to Southeast’s nationally recognized College of Education.  The teacher education program is, a two-time recipient of the prestigious Christa McAuliffe “Showcase for Excellence Award,” and is divided into programs for elementary, middle secondary, and special education majors.   As one of the 20 model programs cited in the “Teach America,” report, Southeast is well known for providing a strong experience-based program that actually places education majors in area classrooms their first semester in the program 

The college’s Instructional Resources and Technology Lab is located on the third floor and specializes in meeting the computer and technology needs of education and child development majors.  The lab contains many reference materials, computer workstations, video equipment for recording practice teaching lessons, and equipment for making other instructional materials.   

The Child Enrichment Center is located on the building’s first floor and provides daycare to Southeast students, faculty, staff, and local residents of the community.  It also provides wonderful practical experiences for Southeast’s Child Care and Early Elementary Education majors. 

The Department of Psychology, located on Scully’s fourth floor, offers a wide range of opportunities to its students including internships, student organizations, and participation in research projects. 

The Human Environmental Studies Department and lab areas are also found in Scully.  This department includes many diverse majors such as child development, fashion merchandising, interior design, food, and nutrition, and dietetics.