Waters Hall
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Building offices
- African Studies Center, room 226, 532-6842, fax 532-2339
- Agricultural Economics, Dept. of, room 342, agec@k-state.edu, 532-6702, fax 532-6925
- Agriculture, College of, room 114, 532-6147, fax 532-6563
- Arthur Capper Cooperative Center, room 305, accc@k-state.edu, 532-5823, fax 532-6925
- Economics, Dept. of, room 327, econ@k-state.edu, 532-7357, fax 532-6919
- Entomology Research Unit, room 22, 537-0921
- Entomology, Dept. of, room 123, entomology@k-state.edu, 532-6154, fax 532-6232
- International Agricultural Programs, room 117, 532-6151, fax 532-6897
- International Plant Resistance to Insects, room 123, 532-6154, fax 532-6232
- K-State Research and Extension, room 114, 532-6147, fax 532-6563
- Kansas Entomological Society, room 125, 532-4708, fax 532-6232
- Kansas Population Center, room 255, kpopcenter@k-state.edu, 532-4959, fax 532-6578
- Peace Corps, room 144, pcorps@k-state.edu, 532-5627, fax 532-6563
- Political Science, Dept. of, room 226, polsci@k-state.edu, 532-6842, fax 532-2339
- Social Work Program, room 208, 532-4980, fax 532-6978
- Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, Dept. of, room 204, socansw@k-state.edu, 532-6865, fax 532-6978
- The Political, Diplomatic, and Military Lecture Series, room 240, 532-6839, fax 532-2339
History
Waters Hall was completed in three stages. This structure was conceived during the
administration of President Waters to group the Departments of Agronomy, Animal Husbandry,
Dairy Husbandry, Poultry Husbandry, Agricultural Economics and Milling into one area. The
east wing of this building was completed in 1913 and the matching west wing was built
about ten years later during the presidency of Dr. W.M. Jardine. A center portion was
added in 1952 to connect the two wings. The interior of the east wing was gutted by fire
in 1959. Hibbs and Pettit, Architects of Wichita, Kansas redesigned the interior of this
wing. They also remodeled the interior of the west wing in 1964. This large building
was named in honor of Dr. Henry Jackson Waters, sixth president of Kansas State College.