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The School of Earth and Environment is located on the main campus of Kansas State University, in two primary locations: Willard Hall and Seaton Hall. Willard Hall includes Geology faculty offices, as well as the Environmental Science B.S. degree Coordinator office. Geography faculty offices and an extensive suite of research laboratories and instructional facilities are conveniently located throughout Seaton Hall. Other research laboratories, classrooms, and preparation laboratories are in the Chemistry-Biochemistry building and King Hall, which are present right next to Willard Hall. Planning has started to bring the entire School into Willard Hall; we expect this to occur by Fall 2028. Willard 0034 is the main School of Earth and Environment office.

Prospective Undergraduate Students: If you are a prospective student considering K-State for your undergraduate degree, or if you would like to schedule a campus visit, please contact the Office of Recruitment and Admissions. They host a variety of events for new and prospective students, including Powercat Preview, K-State Open House, and New Student Orientation, and contact our Undergraduate Recruitment Coordinator, Colleen Gura or Environmental Science Program Administrator, Chloe Wallace, to discuss your interests and determine the best time to visit campus.

Prospective Transfer Students: If you are interested in transferring to K-State, we encourage you to consider attending Transfer Visit Day! These events are fun, informative, and free to attend, providing prospective transfer students with insight into the transfer process and the vast array of opportunities that K-State has to offer.

Prospective Graduate Students: Please review degree requirements and contact our Graduate Program Directors, Dr. Joel Spencer (Geology) and Dr. Audrey Joslin (Geography), to discuss your interests and determine the best time to visit campus. If you would like a general tour of campus during your visit, please complete the campus tour request form. Then complete the Graduate School Admission Requirements.