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”.
● Arctic Plunge
● Root Beer Bash
● HUVA ball

More about Hunt Hall

Traditions:

  • Arctic Plunge
  • Root Beer Bash
  • Thanksgiving Dinner

Interesting Facts:

  • Hunt Hall shares a basement with Van Antwerp Hall.
  • Every winter, Arctic House members take an Arctic Plunge in Lake Superior.
  • Hunt Hall was the first hall to have a co-ed house. It was on a trial basis at the time.

Hunt Hall Government

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. 


Mission Statement: Hunt Hall wants to expand our family, while exploring ways to help others achieve their educational, professional, and personal goals. We hope to welcome our residents into a diverse, open, spirited community.


History: Hunt Hall, opened in 1967, is named after Lucian Hunt, the former head of NMU’s Physical Science and Chemistry Department.

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Shelby Roesner

Hunt Hall Resident Director

Shelby Roesner


Contact:

sroesner@nmu.edu | 906-227-2392


Office Hours: 

Monday1pm-3pm
Tuesday2pm-4pm
Wednesday1pm-3pm
Thursday10am-12pm
Friday12pm-2pm

 

Hunt Hall Resident Advisers

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Joe Tennant

Joseph Tennant

Arctic House: Rooms 100-130

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Jaylee Bantley

Jaylee Bentley

Galleon: Rooms 138-166

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Nicole Cash

Nicole Cash

Copa Cabana: Rooms 200-230

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Luke Tschumperlin

Luke Tschumperlin

Shady Grove: Rooms 234-266

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Cheyanne Dodds

Cheyanne Dodds

Toon Town: Rooms 300-330

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Ellie Kahler

Ellie Kahler

Downtown: Rooms 334-366