Ted C. Dziadulewicz and Richard Panlener view a sculpture in Haggerty Hall, 1967

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Title	Ted C. Dziadulewicz and Richard Panlener view a sculpture in Haggerty Hall, 1967
Description	Ted C. Dziadulewicz, assistant dean of the College of Engineering, and Richard Panlener, director of the Placement Center, view a sculpture in Haggerty Hall, 1967. The sculpture, a stylized cityscape, mounted in the engineering library, was designed by artist Sister Mary Thomasita, O.S.F., art director at Cardinal Stritch College, who directed its execution by Sister Miriaim, O.S.F. The sculpture incorporates the words from Psalm 126: "Unless the Lord builds the city, you labor in vain who build it."
Date of Photograph	1967
Building Name	Haggerty Hall, Marquette University
Previous Names	Engineering Building
Architect/Builder	E. Brielmaier & Sons Hunzinger Construction Company
Construction Date(s)	1940-1941; 1987-1988
Groundbreaking Date	1940-11-12
Style/Period	Collegiate Gothic
Other Building Information	Built as the result of a financial campaign begun in the spring of 1939, the building was a long overdue replacement for the facilities in Bellarmine Hall. When it opened in the fall of 1941, Haggerty Hall included seventeen laboratories, facilities for classes in electrical, chemical, and civil engineering, photography rooms, research, illumination, photo-elastic welding, and fifteen classrooms. Rather than holding a formal dedication with one big open house, a series of open houses were held with members of the faculty conducting tours for groups interested in engineering. The front entrance is intentionally asymmetrical, designed so one buttress is semi-octagonal with a turret, and the other square and without a turret.
Named For	Originally named the Engineering Building, the name was changed to Patrick E. Haggerty Hall in 1988. Haggerty, co-founder of Texas Instruments, Inc., was a 1936 graduate and a long-time university benefactor. He received the Engineering Distinguished Alumnus and All-University Alumnus of the Year Awards in 1966 and 1972 respectively, and was honored with an honorary degree in 1960.
Subjects	Academic buildings Architecture -- Wisconsin -- Milwaukee College buildings -- Wisconsin -- Milwaukee College campuses -- Wisconsin -- Milwaukee Marquette University -- Buildings Universities and colleges -- Wisconsin -- Milwaukee
Collection	Engineering Building General Information File (A-4.5 Series 10, File Number 00540)
Physical Description	19.2 x 24 cm black-and-white photographic print (7 3/4 x 9 1/2 in.)
Published In	Marquette News & Views, December 1967, page 2
Identifier	MUA_CB_01780
Digital Reproduction Information	Scanned as grayscale in reflective mode with Epson Expression 10000XL at 400 DPI. Display image is jpeg generated from archival tiff file.
Copyright	This image is issued by Marquette University. Use of the image requires written permission from the staff of the Department of Special Collections and University Archives. It may not be sold or redistributed, copied or distributed as a photograph, electronic file, or any other media. The image should not be significantly altered through conventional or electronic means. Images altered beyond standard cropping and resizing require further negotiation with a staff member. The user is responsible for all issues of copyright. Please credit: Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Marquette University Libraries.
Ordering Information	For information about obtaining reproductions of this and other images, please visit: http://www.marquette.edu/library/archives/OrderForm.shtml.

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