Originally constructed in 1969, Moore Building housed the Department of Education and Psychology at Penn State University.  A two phase renovation and addition took place in 2010 that modernized the building and allowed the Psychology Department to take full control of the facilities.  Moore building now contains one of the oldest, university-based psychological clinics in America.  Not only does it provide psychological services to the community, it trains the next generation of psychology professionals through research and practice as well.  The building primarily consists of research labs, observation rooms, offices, and therapy rooms.  There are two main sections of the building.  The South section, where the original construction was built and the North section, where the addition took place.  They are connected by one main corridor that runs through the center of the two sections.  When first entering the building, one would encounter a two-story atrium with a large mural on the South wall.  Moore building is also connected to its sister building, Cedar, to the East.  Small lobby areas on the basement through fourth floor, act as the connection point for the two buildings.