Spalding Hall

Spalding Hall is a unique residence hall option for students who are looking for greater
independence while staying connected to the campus community. Spalding residents are a
friendly and studious bunch who are known for being neighborly. Students who qualify to live in
the on-campus apartments are eligible to apply for a room in Spalding (see “Who can live here?”
below for specifics).

● Spalding is working on developing traditions!

Single Room Shared Bathroom

This option guarantees a single room and will have a bathroom that will be shared with a suitemate who will also have a single room. Each room will include:

One microwave
One mini refrigerator
One XL twin bed
One desk
Four drawer dresser space
A closet

Who can live here?

Northern Michigan University provides Spalding Single Suites/Singles for;

Single students who are at least 21 years old, have lived in a university or college residence hall for at least 4 semesters, or have earned at least 56 credit hours or
Single graduate students who are enrolled in at least 4 credits per semester or
Very limited Faculty and/or staff spaces
1.1 Spalding will be an exception and not considered upperclassmen housing

Mason Kloski

Hello folks! My name is Mason Kloski and I hail from Fraser, Michigan. I originally attended Ferris State University where I got my Associates of Applied Science in Digital Media (think videography/photography, 3D animation, artsy stuff!) and was an RA/Senior RA for about 3 years in total. I transferred to Northern and graduated with my Bachelors of Science in English with a concentration in writing and a minor in Relationality and Kincentricity (ask me about it!). While at Northern I lived in Magers Hall Barbary Lane, Spooner Hall 3rd floor Wild Wood where I was an RA, and Spalding Hall where I was the Assistant Resident Director last year!

When not in Spalding you can find me questing for old objects (thrifting) seeking adventures (hiking or backpacking through the woods), slaying dragons (playing Dungeons and Dragons with my friends), or scrying (trying to read/translate things in Medieval English!)

Contact:

ckloski@nmu.edu

906-227-2320

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