TB 9 (Ceramics Building)

Sproul Hall, located in Davis, CA, is a prominent nine-story building that serves as the home to the departments of Religious Studies, Comparative Literature, and foreign language programs. Named after Robert Gordon Sproul, the 11th President of the University of California, it was once the tallest precast prestressed concrete building in the world upon its completion in 1963. The building is connected to Olson Hall via an underground tunnel and features a glass façade, although its visibility from campus is limited. In addition to its academic functions, Sproul Hall has become known for its unique architectural design and historical significance within the university landscape. Generated from the website

The Ann E. Pitzer Center is a 17,500 square-foot classroom and recital hall. It features an acoustically superb 399-seat concert venue, providing a home for chamber and solo music performances and addressing the need for new classroom space.

The School of Education was established in 2002, building on an 95-year tradition at UC Davis of working to strengthen public education. The School offers preparation for the California teaching credential, master’s and doctoral-level programs for both educational researchers and practitioners.