Seaton Hall
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Building offices
- ADVANCE Institutional Transformation Program, room 25, advance@k-state.edu, fax 532-6507
- Architectural Engineering and Construction Science, Dept. of, room 241, arecns@k-state.edu, 532-5964
- Architecture, Dept. of, room 211, architecture@k-state.edu, 532-5953, fax 532-6722
- Architecture, Planning and Design, College of, room 115, capd@k-state.edu, 532-5950, fax 532-6722
- Biological and Agricultural Engineering - BAE, Dept. of, room 147, contact-l@bae.ksu.edu, 532-5580, fax 532-5825
- Collabrorative for Outreach, Recruitment & Engagement in STEM (CORES), room 25A, 532-5547
- GROW Project : Girls Researching Our World, room 125, grow@k-state.edu, 532-6152, fax 532-3349
- Geographic Information Systems Spatial Analysis Laboratory - GISSAL, K-State, room 164A, gissal@k-state.edu, 532-5685, fax 532-7310
- Geography, Dept. of, room 118, geog@k-state.edu, 532-6727, fax 532-7310
- HYper SPatial Imagery of Rural Environments - HYSPIRE, room 118, geog@k-state.edu, 532-6727, fax 532-7310
- Institute for Environmental Research, room 64, ier@k-state.edu, 532-5620, fax 532-6642
- Interior Architecture and Product Design, Dept. of, room 203C, iapd@k-state.edu, 532-5992, fax 532-6722
- K-State GIS Commons, room 118, 532-6727, fax 532-7310
- Landscape Architecture/Regional and Community Planning, Dept. of, room 302A, la-rcp@k-state.edu, 532-5961, fax 532-6722
- National Institute for Land Management and Training, room 26, nilmt@k-state.edu, 532-2100, fax 532-2110
- Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences - NRES, room 118, 532-6727, fax 532-7310
- Pavements and Materials Research Program, room 121, 532-5862, fax 532-7717
- Student Services, room 212, archdesstuserv@k-state.edu, 532-5047, fax 532-6722
- Women in Engineering and Science Program, room 125, wesp@k-state.edu, 532-3395, fax 532-3349
- Work/Life at KSU, room 25A, advance@k-state.edu, 532-6088
History
Construction of Seaton Hall began on the east wing in 1909 and the building gradually
grew until it surrounded a sizable interior court. The east wing was constructed in
1909 for $80,000 and the south portion, facing K-State Union, was built in 1922 for
$272,000 to accommodate expanding enrollment in the Division of Engineering and
Architecture. The extension to the north was completed in 1959. Dr. Roy
A. Seaton, for whom the building was named, was graduated from Kansas State College in 1904.
His first academic appointment was assistant in Mathematics. In 1906 he transferred to the
department of Mechanical Engineering and in 1920 he became Dean of the Division of Engineering
and Architecture and Director of the Engineering Experiment Station.