Est. 1961
Watters Hall, formerly Damian Hall, was used as a seminary until 1972. At that time, Saint Mary’s purchased the building and converted it into office and classroom space as well as a residence hall. This building was renamed Watters Hall in 1987 in honor of Bishop Loras Watters, retired bishop of the Winona diocese. Watters Hall houses thirty graduate students in a two-rooms-for-one-person setting. Each student has a single bed room and another single room to use as a study. The undergraduate LaSallian Honors Program, classrooms and faculty offices are housed in this building.
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First (Women's) Floor
Second (Men's) Floor
The hall is wireless. Each room contains cable and computer hook up and telephone. |
The rooms are approximately 8’ x 10’ with a sink, not carpeted, and blinds furnished for the windows.
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Common areas included in the hall are: a spacious TV lounge, large kitchen with stove, oven, microwave and refrigerator, and freezer, laundry room with 4 washers and 4 dryers (fifty cents per load). |
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