South Scott Hall is one of the first buildings students see as they approach UW Oshkosh. It is located on one of Oshkosh's main roads, Wisconsin Avenue. Part of the Scott Hall complex, South Scott is a great place to interact with other students.

South Scott Hall has 10 floors (rooms on floors 2 through 10). The main desk provides many items including games, VCRs, change, and ice machines.
Stone Willy's, which is located centrally between the two Scott Halls, includes a snack bar, big-screen TV, mini video arcade, ping-pong, pool tables, and a foosball table. Stone Willy's has a patio area with grills and also can be reserved for social activities.

Facilities include study lounges, baby grand piano, weight room, and sauna. The Scott Computer lab has recently been renovated. The lab has 15 PC's and 8 Mac's available 24 hours a day. Lab Consultants will work the majority of these hours in order to provide help with computer problems.

South Scott is one tower of a two-tower residence hall complex.

LOUISE E. SCOTT

South Scott Hall, opened in 1967, is one tower of a two-tower residence hall complex. The Scott Hall complex was named after Louise E. Scott, a faculty member in the Department of Education from 1929-1962. Scott graduated from the University of Iowa in 1920 and received her masters degree in Elementary Education in 1928. During her 33 years, she taught History and Social Sciences at the junior high school, and Latin and Social Study Methods to college students at the Normal School (Oshkosh). Scott was also an advisor to the Sawdust City Chapter of Junior Historians.

South Scott Hall Blue Prints

South Scott 2nd - 10th Floor : Click To Enlarge