Halverson Hall

When walking through Halverson you will experience a high energy, open door community with strong hall identity.  Supporting an open door policy promotes healthy social networking and positive student growth. This encouraging environment helps students create a balance between their social and academic lives.  Halverson is a strong supporter for Women for Women with its two all female houses. The hall is also made up of one all male house and three co-ed houses. Halverson’s reputation makes it more than just a place to live, it’s a family. Halverson Hall is building number 69 on the campus map.
Halverson Hall Staff

Resident Director – Megan Niemi, 227-2515

Megan graduated from Northern Michigan University with a degree in Environmental Sciences.  She is originally from Trenton, MI and loves living in Marquette.  Megan was previously a Resident Adviser in Spalding Hall and she enjoys anything related to wildlife, fisheries, and the outdoors.

  Office Hours

Payne/Halverson Front Desk:  227-2477

Building and Grounds Attendant - Glenda Ross

Resident Adviser Staff

2012-2013 Halverson Hall Staff

Halverson Hall Traditions

History:

Halverson Hall, opened in 1965, is named after Dr. Lynn Halverson, head of NMU’s geography-geology department for many years.

Traditions:

• Fiesta Frost
• Drink-N-Think, an annual alcohol awareness program
• PHest, an annual end of the year program with Payne Hall.

Interesting Facts:

• Halverson Hall is one of the few halls to have a house still with its original name – Dakota House.
• The founder of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, lived in Halverson Hall..