Founders Hall, built in 1952, is connected to its twin, Camino Hall, by a bridge. Founders Hall is divided into two sections, separated by an interior patio or quad. The first floor of the street-side building is home to the offices of the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and to the university registrar. The French Parlor, the Robert and Karen Hoehn Family Galleries, the Lindsay Joanne Cropper Center for Creative Writing, and the Jack and Helene Drown Writing Center are located on this floor. The second floor of the building is a residence hall. The back section of Founders Hall is home to Founders Chapel and the offices of Mission and Ministry.