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Nott Hall is home to the Honors College, including the Dean's Office for the Honors College. The Rural Scholars Program and Rural Health can be found on the third floor along with their offices, kitchen, faculty lounge, and computer lab. The Microbiology offices are also located on the third floor.
The second floor contains the Honors College and has a student lounge, two conference rooms, and offices. The first floor houses the undergraduate honors research lab and a classroom area.
Nott Hall was built in 1922 as the University's medical school building and named after the founder of the school, Dr. Josiah Nott. In 1945, the school moved to Birmingham and the Department of Biology took over the building. However, in 1971 the new biology building was created and Nott Hall underwent extensive remodeling to open in 1975 as the home of the Departments of Behavioral Science, Microbiology, Community Medicine, and Internal Medicine. It also once housed the College of Community Health Sciences Dean's Office.