it from Pope Hall (see below) contains a small park, a memorial area, and a greenhouse. This replaces the original Conant Science Building from 1964 and has an observatory on the roof. Behind the science building, adjacent to the park and to athletic practice fields, is the campus power plant. This building is often referred to as "DMF" by students. Welcome Center (2015, ). The two-story facility houses the undergraduate and transfer admissions offices, along with the university's financial aid offices. John J. Kelly Gymnasium (1957, ). Located across from the library and next to the science building is this gymnasium, which succeeded the Boyden Gymnasium and preceded the Tinsley Center (see below) as the main athletic building for the campus. It features large and small gyms and a swimming pool. The bottom floor houses classrooms used primarily by the School of Education and Allied Studies. Near the gymnasium is the Catholic Center. A short distance from the campus in the woods off 400 Summer Street is the old observatory (1973, ), which is no longer in use. As of 2019, the sight has since been demolished and remains vacant. East Campus The John Joseph Moakley Center for Technological Applications (1995, ) is named for the late former US Representative John Joseph Moakley. This facility features computer labs and a large technologically enhanced auditorium. The faculty union, MSCA, occupies a small house on Burrill Avenue, across from the Moakley Center. Walter and Marie Hart Hall (1979, ) is connected to the Moakley Center and contains classrooms and offices for the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, the Department of Secondary Education, the Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education, and the Psychology Department. Martha Burnell Hall (1979, ), located on Hooper Street and connected to Hart Hall, is a former 400-student elementary school that was run cooperatively by Bridgewater State University and the Bridgewater-Raynham Regional School District. It served as a model school and an area for student teaching and pre-practica experiences, replacing the former Martha Burnell School in Harrington Hall. In 2008, the elementary students moved to other schools in the town of Bridgewater, and Bridgewater State College re-appropriated the building for its own use. A dance studio has been added. East Campus Commons (2002, ) houses a dining facility, the campus bookstore, and a Dunkin' Donuts. It is located across a small courtyard from East Hall (see below),