Bethune-Cookman University

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Locations

  1. Academic & Administrative

    1. White Hall

      Whitehall was built in 1916. Bethune-Cookman’s first major donor, Mr. Thomas J. White, donated the money for this building. This building first contained administrative offices, classrooms, a bookstore, conference room and an all-purpose room. Presently administrative offices are housed here which includes the University President’s Office (Dr. Edison O. Jackson, President). This is also the location for the Heyn Memorial Chapel, the Cashier’s Office, the Provost’s Office (Dr. Hellena Waldron, Provost), and other administrative offices. The building was renovated in 1962, 1974, 2000, 2012 and completed in 2013 and is considered a National Historic Landmark.