Weber Hall

Weber Hall houses the Department of Animal Sciences and Industry.

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Building History

Weber Hall was established in 1957 to accommodate the Department of Animal Sciences and Industry. It features specialized research and teaching laboratories focused on meat science and reproductive psychology. In 1988, the building underwent a $7 million renovation and expansion, after which it was named in honor of Dr. Don L. Good. Originally, it was named after Professor A.D. "Dad" Weber, who enjoyed a long tenure at Kansas State University, including roles as dean of the College of Agriculture and acting interim president of the university.