Halverson Hall
Halverson Hall supports an open-door community where neighbors become friends through campus and hall-wide activities. This positive environment helps students create a healthy balance between their social and academic lives. Halverson’s positive reputation makes it more than just a place to live, they call it home. Halverson has four co-ed houses and 2 all female houses. Halverson Hall is building number 69 on the campus map.
What's New in Halverson Hall
Halverson Hall Staff
Resident Director – Lindsay Sparks, 227-2515
Lindsay Sparks, born and raised in Bloomington, Indiana, came to NMU from Indiana University. She was a resident adviser for two years and obtained a degree in sports marketing and management with a minor in business. Lindsay is beginning her third year as the resident director of Halverson Hall and is also taking classes and working towards obtaining her masters degree.
Payne/Halverson Front Desk: 227-2477
Building and Grounds – Glenda Ross
Resident Adviser Staff:
| First Floor | |||
| Aiden McLuckie | The River’s Edge | 3907 | amclucki@nmu.edu |
| Jay Kehrer | The Looney Bin | 3933 | jkehrer@nmu.edu |
| Second Floor | |||
| Erin Bostelmann | Fantasia | 3959 | ebostelm@nmu.edu |
| Kate Sartori | Deja Vu | 3987 | ksartori@nmu.edu |
| Third Floor | |||
| Katie Jensen | Heretofore | 4013 | kjensen@nmu.edu |
| Nick Calzetta | Dakota | 4041 | ncalzetta@nmu.edu |
2008-2009 Halverson Hall Staff
Halverson Hall Traditions
History:
Halverson Hall, opened in 1965, is named after Dr. Lynn Halverson, head of NMU’s geography-geology department for many years.
Traditions:
- Pork'N Fest
Interesting Facts:
- Halverson Hall is one of the few halls to have a house still with its original name – Dakota House.
- The founder of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, lived in Halverson Hall..
