Watters Hall
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Watters

Watters Hall

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. In honor of Bishop Loras Watters, retired bishop of the Winona diocese, the building was renamed Watters Hall in 1987. Watters Hall houses 30 graduate students in a two-rooms-for-one-person setting. Each student has a single bedroom and another single room to use as a study. The undergraduate Lasallian Honors Program, classrooms and faculty offices are also housed in Watters.

Open to

Graduate males and females

Common areas included in Watters

  • a spacious TV lounge;
  • laundry room with four washers and four dryers (fifty cents per load); and
  • large community kitchen with a stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator and freezer.

The computer lab located in Watters is shared with residents of Ek Family Village.

Traditional community bathrooms and shower areas are located on each floor of this hall.

Layout

Rooms are approximately 8’ x 10’ and furnished with window blinds and fluorescent lighting. Rooms are not carpeted.

Amenities

  • bed with extra long mattress
  • dresser
  • 2 closets (one in each room)
  • 2 sinks (one in each room)
  • 2 desks and desk chairs (set in each room)
  • phone
  • cable and internet hook-up (including access to the SMU wireless network)