The Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences is one of eight major academic divisions, or Colleges, of Purdue University. Its Hospitality and Tourism Management program has been ranked first in the United States. The College of Health and Human Sciences consists of nine academic units: The College of Health and Human Sciences is distributed across three main buildings. Matthews Hall houses the Department of Consumer Sciences and Retailing, the Center for Customer-Driven Quality, and Consumer and Family Sciences extension offices. Stone Hall contains the Consumer and Family Sciences administrative offices, the Departments of Foods and Nutrition and Hospitality and Tourism Management, and the John Purdue Room fine dining restaurant. The Center for Families and the Purdue Child Care Program are located in Fowler House. The Department of Child Development and Family Studies is split between Fowler House and the Child Development and Family Studies Building. In 1905, Purdue President Winthrop E. Stone founded a new department of household economics in the School of Science.