Facilities
Springfield College boasts top-notch facilities that combine function with artistry, while maintaining the historic beauty of the campus. Check out some of our featured learning spaces below. To learn more about all of our facilities, visit our interactive map or virtual tour.
Art and Design Facilities
The Department of Visual and Performing Arts at Springfield College offers students classes and personal mentoring from professional artists, internships for all majors, beautiful studios, and state-of-the-art technology.
Health Sciences Center
The Springfield College Health Sciences Center facilitates, expands on, and celebrates interprofessional education. Already, the Center is building on the success of the School of Health Sciences and ensures its standing as the leading choice for the finest students, faculty, and staff.
Inside the four floors of the 86,000-square-foot building, simulation, anatomy, pediatrics lab, and makerspace environments enhance interdisciplinary collaboration as does expanded meeting space. All of these environments bring together groups of students, faculty, and community members who are engaging in experiences, such as grand rounds, health care think tanks, and continuing education seminars.
Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Facility
The athletic training and rehabilitation facility provide students and faculty with interactive and experiential learning environments, as well as dedicated research space for the study of all aspects of wellness and human performance. The athletic training room offers student-athletes access to athletic health care at the highest level.
Human Performance Lab
The Human Performance Lab at Springfield College provides an exciting space for students and faculty to conduct research, explore innovation, conduct fitness and health testing, and make a difference in wellness and performance, among many other areas.
Strength and Conditioning Facility
Our Strength and Conditioning Facility provides students with a top-notch environment to enhance their educational experience. Apply your knowledge from the classroom with equipment that will prepare you for your career.
Weiser Hall
Creativity flows in this building, which houses the Department of Literature, Writing, and Journalism where students focus on writing from the classics to sports journalism. Faculty offices and classrooms fill up the three floors.
Harold C. Smith Learning Commons
The former Babson Library has been transformed into a state-of-the-art, academic center of the campus. Students, faculty, staff, and members of the local community can use the variety of spaces for study and research on all four floors of the building. The services offered are vast—from the Academic Success Center, to Information Technology Services, to the always helpful Library Services staff. The Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship staff provides faculty with a wide array of workshops and trainings to enhance their pedagogy and leadership skills.
Locklin Hall
Locklin is home to faculty offices and classrooms for several different academic programs, including health sciences, business management, counseling, human services, and psychology. The lower level of this building is where the campus post office and print shop are located.
Schoo-Bemis Science Center
Students interested in careers in math, physics, and computer science do much of their learning in classrooms and laboratories in this building.
Fuller Arts Center/Appleton Auditorium
From student-led plays to musical shows to films to academic lectures and award presentations, this facility is a versatile space for entertaining and educational events year round. It features a 300-seat auditorium with a computerized stage lighting system, sound system, and acoustical wall panels.
Child Development Center
Located at 715 Wilbraham Road, just a mile from the main campus, the center staff of teachers offer cutting-edge curriculum and a stimulating environment for toddler through preK students to learn, grow, and thrive.
William Blizard Gallery
The William Blizard Gallery is the primary art gallery of Springfield College. It is dedicated to showcasing the work of undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts as well as professional artists from the local community and beyond. The Gallery aims to be a creative community space which supports experimental work in the arts and fosters dialogue and programming in arts and culture.
East Campus
The numbers say it all for this active part of Springfield College: 57 acres of forest ecosystem, 30 high and low elements on our challenge course, one mile of shoreline on Watershops Pond, as well as numerous adventure-based programs and curriculum offered here. From restful retreats to team-building challenges, thousands of students, faculty, staff, and members of the community have taken advantage of all the East Campus has to offer. On the property is our 4,400-square-foot East Campus Outdoor Learning Center; a large kitchen, several meeting spaces, and seven fireplaces provide for any number of options for use.
