Spalding Hall

Spalding Hall is a healthy balance of everything. The open minded atmosphere allows for its wide variety of individuals to be themselves. While Spaldites enjoy having their fun, they also know how to be respectful and responsible members in a community. With all of its options and opportunities, Spalding is a hall that can be whatever you wish to make of it. Spalding Hall hosts one “study” house which provide students a quieter evening atmosphere. Spalding also has one all female house and is building number 66 on the campus map.

What's New in Spalding Hall

Spalding Hall Staff

Resident Director – Brett DeLonge
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Brett DeLonge is originally from Hesperia, Michigan and graduated from NMU in May of 2008 with a degree in Environmental Conservation. Prior to taking on the role of Resident Director in Spalding Hall Brett was a resident advisor in Magers Hall for three years. Brett also participated in and graduated from the Student Leader Fellowship Program in 2005. In his spare time, Brett enjoys being outdoors, hunting and fishing.

Gant/Spalding Front Desk: 227-2015

Building and Grounds Attendant – Mike Billings

Resident Adviser Staff:

2008-2009 Spalding Hall Staff

Spalding Hall Traditions

History:

Opened in 1965, Spalding Hall was named after Grace Spalding who was Head of NMU’s Art Department for many years.

Traditions:

• Marshmallow Assassination

Interesting Facts:

• Spalding Hall was the last all-female hall.  In 1994, it became a co-ed residence hall.
• Spalding Hall won the 2006 Spirit Competition at the All-Student Rally.  It was also the residence hall Homecoming champion.
• Spalding Hall has a formal every winter semester.
• In 2004-2005, Breakfast Club received the highly-competitive House of the Year Award from Housing and Residence Life. House of Wonders won for the following 2005-2006 year.