Austin E. Cofrin Hall

Cofrin Hall was dedicated on September 11, 1992. Cofrin Hall cost about six million dollars to construct with the first donation of 1.5 million from the Fort Howard Corporation and David Cofrin in April 1998. Cofrin houses primarily business, econmics, computer science, math and lab courses. Its rooms range from standard conservative classrooms to spacious lecture halls. Something that makes Cofrin Hall unique is that it contains computing resources for the campus, which include minicomputers and 350 microcomputers. In 1992, St. Norbert won an award for Cofrin Hall called the Fox River Valley Excellence in Masonry Contest Award of Excellence.

Clementine Devroy Hall was destroyed to make room for the new Austin E. Cofrin Hall

This is a bird's eye view of the construction of Cofrin Hall

This is another bird's eye view of the finished product of Austin E. Cofrin Hall.

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This is the view of Cofrin hall that the community sees from the corner of 3rd Street and Reid Street as they drive by.