About Hunt Hall
Hunt Hall is built on traditions, open-mindedness, and friendliness. The students of Hunt create a fun and open environment for all and welcome new ideas and faces to the community. Some of Hunt Hall’s well-known traditions include annual campouts, hiking trips, the Hunt Hall Talent Show, and the “Arctic Plunge”.
More about Hunt Hall
Traditions:
- Root Beer Bash
- Thanksgiving Dinner
- HUVA Ball
Interesting Facts:
- Hunt Hall shares a basement with Van Antwerp Hall.
- Hunt Hall was the first hall to have a co-ed house. It was on a trial basis at the time.
Hunt Hall Government
Mission Statement: "Hunt Hall is the place to be! We strive to continue our rich history of unique events and traditions, both old and new! We hope to welcome our residents into a spirited, adventurous, and immensely cozy community. Hunt Hall, Best Hall!"
-Drafted By Hunt Hall Government 2024
Vision Statement: To be our best; best meaning always growing, bringing out the best in each other, hall-wide. Accepting a challenge, being fearless in the face of opportunity, and having a good time doing it.
History: Hunt Hall, opened in 1967, is named after Lucian Hunt, the former head of NMU’s Physical Science and Chemistry Department.
Hunt Hall Resident Director
Shelby Roesner
Contact:
sroesner@nmu.edu | 906-227-2392
Office Hours:
Monday | 8am-11am |
Tuesday | - |
Wednesday | 3pm-6pm |
Thursday | 4pm-6pm |
Friday | 9am-11am |
Hunt Hall Resident Advisers
Brogan Sutterlin
Arctic House: Rooms 100-130
Jonathon Hubble
Prehistoric : Rooms 138-166
Reagan Cattell
Copa Cabana: Rooms 200-230
Julia Jacklin
Shady Grove: Rooms 234-266
Glen Witt
Toon Town: Rooms 300-330
Ellie Kahler
Downtown: Rooms 334-366