Hardy Hall
Hardy Hall was built in 1929 and named in honor of former president J. C. Hardy. It was built following the loss of Luther for the sum of $100,000. The first floor houses faculty offices and classrooms for Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, History and Political Science departments. The second story contains the dining hall, which is managed by Sodexho. In 2002, an elevator was added and the dining hall was renovated.
1106 King Street, Belton, TX 76513
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(254) 295-8642
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Upcoming Events
Come learn about the DPT program at UMHB. Meet a faculty member, learn about admissions requirements and tour the classroom and lab spaces.
Come learn about the Professional Counseling program, admissions requirements, and potential career paths. In addition you will have the opportunity to meet...
Come learn about the developing Occupational Therapy program, meet the program director, and learn about the course outline of the program. Also, see images...
Come learn about the DPT program at UMHB. Meet a faculty member, learn about admissions requirements and tour the classroom and lab spaces.
Come learn about the developing Occupational Therapy program, meet the program director, and learn about the course outline of the program. Also, see images...
Recent Events
Recent Activity
Shantrail King left a positive review 8/28/2017
This was my first time in attendance for the welcome reception (was out of town on the last one). It was so nice to be able to mingle with faculty and the different cohorts. I definitely look forward to the next one. It was both amazing and welcoming. Makes me proud to be apart of UMHB.
Hardy Hall posted a photo 8/23/2017
Tejasvi Naidu Tota left a positive review 8/31/2015
IiT WAS NICE TO LOOK AROUND THE NEW BUILDING! HARDY HALL!!
Tejasvi Naidu Tota left a positive review 8/31/2015
IiT WAS NICE TO LOOK AROUND THE NEW BUILDING! HARDY HALL!!
Hardy Hall posted a photo 5/2/2013
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Erica Garcia left a positive review 6/21/2018
The info session was very personal and informative. It was a great chance to meet some faculty members and get any questions answered. Highly recommend for anyone interested in the program!