About Cedar Hall
Cedar Hall was opened in August of 2017 and is located in the middle of the lively Woods complex. Cedar is working on developing traditions, including the annual Cheesefest which is a celebration of the culture, history, and, of course, tastiness of cheese, a month long Halloween celebration which includes fun, spooky themed activities throughout October, and Cedar's month of Love during February which celebrates how to love yourself and those around you. The residents of Cedar also enjoy other community-oriented events throughout the year. Cedar is home to eight unique houses with their own personalities and pride, including one academic house, The Attic, where academics are prioritised and residents are expected to maintain at least a 2.75 cumulative GPA.
Cedar is proud to have the largest resident population on NMU’s campus, which is brimming with a diversity of backgrounds and interests that allow everyone to feel welcome. The residents of Cedar are strongly attached to their communities and put that passion into working together to develop a prominent, adaptable hall identity. Though the residents change through the years, Cedar remains focused on being a place students are proud to call home.
Hall Events 2020-2021
- Welcome Back Beach Walk
- Cedar's Month of Halloween
- Cedar Wellness Weekend
- Cedar's Month of Love (February)
- Bi-Weekly Virtual Game Nights
- XC Ski Outing
- Scavenger Hunts
- Blackout BINGO
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Cedar Hall has two floor plans available to residents: a shared bedroom suite, or a private bedroom suite. The shared bedroom suite floor plan is pictured here.
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Cedar Hall has two floor plans available to residents: a shared bedroom suite, or a private bedroom suite. The private bedroom suite floor plan is pictured here.
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In the shared bedroom suites, residents share their living and sleeping space, as pictured here.
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In both the private and shared bedrooms suites, residents share a semi-private bathroom with their adjacent suite neighbors, or "suitemates."
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Cedar Hall is the middle building located within the Woods complex.
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Cedar Hall is connected to Northern Lights Dining, a dining hall with a variety of options available to students.
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Cedar Hall is attached to The Lodge, a common space for students to gather. The Lodge includes a small kitchen, grand fireplace, and a variety of seating options.
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Cedar Hall Resident Director
Hey y'all! My name is Caroline and I'm from Gaylord, Michigan. I graduated from NMU in May 2019 with a Bachelor's degree in English, and a minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. During my undergrad I was an active resident of Spalding Hall and the first ever Resident Adviser in Birch West Hall, Atlantis House. I completed the Superior Edge program, was a member of EcoReps, and was awarded Paraprofessional of the Year (2018-2019). After graduating, I accepted a position in the Peace Corps as an Education Volunteer on the island St. Lucia.
In my free time, you can often find me by Mother Superior or a waterfall. I enjoy listening to live music, trail running, swimming, hiking, rock climbing, skiing, camping, laughing, playing board games, & am a highly competitive Euchre player. Be sure to stop by & say hi!
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Contact Caroline:
cadavis@nmu.edu | 906-227-3004
Office Hours:
| Monday | 1 pm-3 pm |
| Tuesday | 2 pm-4 pm |
| Wednesday | 4 pm-6 pm |
| Thursday | 11 am-1 pm |
| Friday | 10 am-12 pm |
Cedar West Resident Advisers
Rian Fayhee
Halloweentown - 1st floor
Patrick Myers
Venture House - 2nd floor
Jordon Brown
Borealis House - 3rd floor
Landon Strzelewicz
Breakwater House - 4th floor
Cedar East Resident Adviser
Brynn Rowell
The Habitat - 1st floor
Aleda Miller
The Studio - 2nd floor
Annamarie Parker
Lava Springs - 3rd floor
Johnathan Green
The Attic - 4th floor