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Winter break is coming

Exams are right around the corner which means a much needed long winter break is also coming up! Before you head home and enjoy some free time and the holidays, there are a lot of things you need to do to prepare to leave for the break. Click here to learn about everything you need to do before heading home and avoid unnecessary fees.

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	Housing and Residence Life's Green Tip of the Week: Residence Halls: Take a shorter shower. Every two minutes you save on your shower can conserve more than ten gallons of water. Apartments: Bring your own bags to the grocery store. Marketplace: Start out with small portions and go back for more if you are hungry. This can help reduce the amount of food waste, which averages about 1.25 pounds per meal.
	Housing Requirement Northern has housing requirement that requires all single undergraduate students to live in the residence halls during their first two years of enrollment at NMU. To learn more about this requirement, click here.
	The renovation of Hunt Hall is complete and residents are now calling it home! During the summer months of 2008 Hunt Hall was completely renovated from top to bottom. Click here to see all the Hunt Hall Renovation pictures.
	Van Antwerp Hall was completely renovated in 2007 with the goal of being Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified. Click here to see all the steps Housing is taking to be more environmentally friendly.

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Each year residence hall students donate hundreds of hours to service projects at NMU and around the Marquette community. Click here to find out more about how you can become involved and volunteer, and all the opportunities available around you.

Resident Director Spotlight
Katie Puroll, originally from Southeast Michigan, came to NMU in 1999, and graduated in 2004 with a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work. Katie was a Resident Advisor in Dakota House in Halverson Hall for two years, and a Community Adviser in the 1600 Lincoln On-Campus Apartments for two years. After Katie completed her degree in 2004, she began working at a non-profit child welfare agency in lower Michigan, but has since returned to NMU to become the Resident Director in West Hall. . Meet NMU's Resident Directors

Resident Director Spotlight

Katie Puroll, originally from Southeast Michigan, came to NMU in 1999, and graduated in 2004 with a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work. Katie was a Resident Advisor in Dakota House in Halverson Hall for two years, and a Community Adviser in the 1600 Lincoln On-Campus Apartments for two years. After Katie completed her degree in 2004, she began working at a non-profit child welfare agency in lower Michigan, but has since returned to NMU to become the Resident Director in West Hall. .

Meet NMU's Resident Directors

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