Moore Hall (Kansas State University)

Coordinates: 39°11′40.94″N 96°34′41.69″W / 39.1947056°N 96.5782472°W / 39.1947056; -96.5782472

Moore Hall is a co-ed residence hall at Kansas State University. It is located on the East side of Kansas State's Manhattan, Kansas campus in the North-West corner of the Derby Complex, north of West Hall and west of Haymaker Hall. It is known for its Leadership Studies and Business cluster floors. ^[1] After the end of the Spring semester, students typically move out of the halls, but Moore provides residency for year-round students along with Haymaker Hall. Some return to live there another year while others move on to live off-campus or in fraternities and sororities.

History

It was named after Dean Helen Moore, the first Dean of Women at Kansas State University.

In 2005, Moore was paired with Marlatt Hall for homecoming and the pairing was the overall champion in the residence hall division.

Moore has a refurnished lobby with plenty of seating, tables, an aquarium, and computers. There is a gameroom, television room, exercise and weight room.

Moore along with Van Zile are the only halls to have a small convenience store in its lobby, where drinks, frozen food, snacks and toiletries can be purchased by residents 24 hours a day.

Awards

1980s

1985-1986

• Intramural Flag Football - Fifth Floor
• Intramural Softball - Fifth Floor

1988-1989

• Intramural Basketball - Seventh Floor

1990s

1990-1991

• Intramural Softball - Eighth Floor

1991-1992

• Intramural Volleyball - Sixth Floor

1992-1993

• Intramural Basketball - First Floor
• Intramural Softball - First Floor

1993-1994

• Intramural Softball - Third Floor

1994-1995

• Intramural All-Hall Champions - Third Floor

1995-1996

• Intramural All-Hall Champions - Third Floor
• Intramural Softball - Third Floor

1996-1997

• Intramural Cross Country - Third Floor

1997-1998

• Intramural Softball - Second Floor
• K-State Residence Hall of The Year

1999-2000

• Intramural Softball - Third Floor

2000s

2001-2002

• K-State Residence Hall of the Year

2003-2004

• Intramural Flag Football - Fourth/Fifth Floor
• Intramural Softball - Ninth Floor

2004-2005

• Intramural Softball - Sixth Floor

2005-2006

• Homecoming Winner (with Marlatt Hall)- Residents Hall Division

2008-2009

• Homecoming Winner (with Goodnow Hall)- Residents Hall Division

2009-2010

• Homecoming Winner (with Haymaker Hall)- Residents Hall Division

2010-2011

• Moore Hall has the best Resident Assistants and Community Assistants in the United States.

References

External links

• Kansas State University homepage

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