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Hospers Hall
Built in 1965, Hospers Hall houses 100 women. It is named for Henry Hospers, who donated the land so Northwestern College could be built.
Ann DuMez, resident director
Libby Burkitt, assistant RD
Resident assistants
Katrin DeJong, Kennebec, SD
Janelle de Waard, Ontario, CANADA
Nichole Hennen, Cologne, MN
Debbie Warren, New London, MN
Number of floors/rooms: 4 floors/53 rooms
Number of students per room: 2; one 4-person room
Room dimensions/description: 11 x 14; the walls are painted cinder block, floors are carpeted
Closets/storage space: 2 closets/dressers/overhead storage units per room
Furniture/amenities provided: Stackable beds, built-in desk with chair, built-in wardrobe with vanity
You’ll want to bring your own … mini fridge, free-standing drawers or storage units, TV, stereo, lamps, hot pot, shower caddy
Showers per student: About 1 shower for every 5 women
Community spaces: Hospers has the largest community lounge. It also has a computer/reading lounge and prayer room.
Laundry/cooking facilities: Community laundry room; community kitchen with stove and microwave
Distance to the caf’: It’s a nice stroll across campus.
Hospers traditions: Talent/no talent production, beach bash, Super Bowl party, Morning on the Green (Homecoming), Thanksgiving meal, Valentines dinner, bake-off of the best burnt cookies, hunt and fire, spirit week
Famous (or infamous) Hospers pranks: Lounge decorating with your RA's belongings
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