The classroom and Geotechnology Center at the Judson Mead Geologic Field Station in Montana was dedicated in August of 2012. The two-story facility includes a state-of-the-art lecture hall, a computer center with 15 dual monitor desktop work stations, a lower level with laboratory space for field instrument storage and calibration, and a suite of sample preparation equipment and analytical instruments for geologic and hydrologic samples.

The building is located near the Charles F. Deiss Lodge, the heart of the Field Station. The lecture hall has a view up the South Boulder valley at the high peaks region of the Tobacco Root Mountain range.