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Dr. Adam Walker ’04, ’09
President and CEO
785-532-5050
"A Spot That I Love Full Well..."
The K-State Alumni Center is more than just a building; it’s a living testament to
the memories, pride and traditions that define the Wildcat community.
As visitors walk through the doors, they are enveloped in a sense of homecoming, where
the university’s legacy transcends and serves as a powerful connection point to their
personal K-State story.
Whether they are future students, proud alumni, current students or first-time visitors,
everyone who experiences this space should leave with a deepened love for K-State,
feeling connected to its tradition, and inspired to be part of its future.
The need for Alumni Center Building Renovations:
- The Alumni Center was built in 2002 and is nearing a quarter of a century old.
- Technology upgrades and maintenance are needed to continue to operate and serve the needs of our K-Staters, guests and visitors.
- This needed renovation will ensure a vibrant, welcoming and premiere space for K-Staters to call home.
- $1.3+ million in deferred maintenance for the building has been identified.
- $6 million has been identified to renovate the existing space as part of a comprehensive campaign to raise $50 million by 2030 in support of Next-Gen K-State, the university’s strategic plan.
With private support, the K-State Alumni Association will embark on a transformative journey to revitalize the Alumni Center. If you'd like to support this important initiative, you can give now or contact Adam Walker '04, '09, president and CEO, to learn more about naming opportunities.