Carrington Hall

Carrington Hall, named in honor of Mr. William T. Carrington, the first president of the State Normal School, now Missouri State University, was constructed in 1908 as the first campus building and is located at 901 S. National.

Carrington Hall has served as the university's "administration building" and currently houses many of Missouri State's administrative offices and an auditorium that is used for classes, concerts, films, lectures, and other special events.

Department links

• Administrative and Information Services Division
• Admissions, Office of
• Adult Student Services
• Board of Governors
• Bursar's Office
• Career Center
• Counseling and Testing Center
• Enrollment Management and Services
• Faculty Senate
• Financial Aid, Office of
• Financial Services
• Graduate College
• Human Resources, Office of
• Institutional Research, Office of
• Internal Audit, Office of
• Multicultural Services, Office of
• Ozarks Studies Institute
• President, Office of the
• Procurement Services
• Provost, Office of
• Public Affairs Mission
• Registrar, Office of the
• Research and Economic Development
• Space Management
• Sponsored Research and Programs, Office of
• Staff Senate
• Student Academic Support Services
• Student Affairs, Division of
• Student Retention Services
• University Relations, Office of

Subject links

• Change of Major/Minor
• FERPA
• Notary Services
• Refunds
• Registration Services, University
• Repeating a Course
• Request for Information
• Transcripts
• Visit Our Campus
• Withdrawal

Organization links

• Association of Black Collegians (ABC)
• Association of International Students (AIS)
• Multicultural Student Recruitment Team (M.S.R.T.)
• University Ambassadors

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Address: 901 S National Ave Springfield, MO 65897

Building abbreviation: CARR