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A Busy Summer at NMU

While NMU students are home enjoying the warm weather and break from classes, there is a lot going on around campus in preparation for residents to come back in the fall. In addition to Hunt Hall being completely renovated this summer, many other projects and activities are underway all around campus. *UPDATED (July 10)-Hunt Hall Renovation Photos

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	Housing and Residence Life's Green Tip of the Week: Residence Halls: Use leftover paper or plastic bags from grocery shopping as trash bag liners. Apartments: Unplug electronics when they aren't being used. Having something plugged in even when it is turned off still uses energy.
	Knowing where to park on campus can be the difference between arriving on time or twenty minutes late for your first class. The NMU parking map will help you navigate lot numbers and avoid the cost of parking tickets.
	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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Where do you want to call home?
Are you new to NMU and wondering what residence hall would be the perfect fit for you this fall? Click here to read about the residence halls at NMU and what makes each of them unique and great places to live.

Where do you want to call home?

Are you new to NMU and wondering what residence hall would be the perfect fit for you this fall? Click here to read about the residence halls at NMU and what makes each of them unique and great places to live.

Resident Director Spotlight
Megan Butcher, from Woodbury, Minnesota, received her degree in Communication Studies with a minor in Business Administration from Winona State in May 2008. She formerly was involved in Residence Life for two years as a Resident Assistant and one year as an Assistant Hall Director. Megan also enjoyed participating as a student senator and club secretary. In addition to being the Meyland Hall Resident Director, Megan loves being a creative social butterfly, watching movies, and bowling. Meet NMU's Resident Directors

Resident Director Spotlight

Megan Butcher, from Woodbury, Minnesota, received her degree in Communication Studies with a minor in Business Administration from Winona State in May 2008. She formerly was involved in Residence Life for two years as a Resident Assistant and one year as an Assistant Hall Director. Megan also enjoyed participating as a student senator and club secretary. In addition to being the Meyland Hall Resident Director, Megan loves being a creative social butterfly, watching movies, and bowling.

Meet NMU's Resident Directors

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A Busy Summer at NMU