Spooner Hall

Spooner Hall is a fun and quirky hall with lots to offer! With multiple styles of rooms to choose from, including single room options, apartment style options, and the more classic double style room, Spooner has a little bit of something for everyone. Spooner is a building with a rich history, and the students of Spooner today are a close-knit and competitive bunch that are working to build upon this history, while incorporating new traditions as well.

Interesting Facts:

Spooner Hall features a mix of single rooms and one-bedroom apartments
Current Michigan State University men's basketball coach, Tom Izzo, and former NFL football coach, Steve Mariucci, were roommates in Spooner Hall
Spooner Hall opened in 1955 and was named after Charles C. Spooner, a long-time Head of NMU's Mathematics Department.

Single Room Shared Bathroom

This option is a single room with a bathroom shared with a suitemate who also has a single room. The room size is approximately 10' x 13' and will include:

One XL twin bed
One desk
Four drawer dresser space
A closet

One-Bedroom Apartment

This option is an efficiency apartment shared by two people to include one bedroom, private bathroom, and a living room/kitchenette space. The kitchenette space has a small oven and refrigerator. The total size of the apartment is approximately 20' x 26'. The furniture included in the apartment includes:

Two XL twin beds
Two desks
Four drawer dresser space
Small kitchen table with chairs
A closet

Diane Reminder

Hey y’all! My name is Diane Reminder and I’m from Spring Lake Michigan. I received my Bachelor’s in Outdoor Recreation Leadership and Management with a minor in Sustainability from Northern. I am currently working on my graduate program, which is the Administration of Outdoor Recreation and Nature Based Tourism (AORNBT) program. Outside of my studies I was an active member of PrimeTime productions, worked as a Deskie, and was a preschool teacher at a local Forest School. During my time on campus I lived in Birch West Hall, Van Antwerp Hall, and worked as a Resident Adviser in Magers Hall's Inferno House. During this time, I received the Paraprofessional of the Year award for the 2022-2023 academic year.

In between meetings and office hours, you can likely find me studying, out hiking, digging through local thrift stores, hanging out playing euchre or cribbage, or chilling at Contrast Coffee with a good book or a crochet project.

Please feel free to stop by & say hello!

Contact:

dreminde@nmu.edu

906-227-2570

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