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The Suites

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Built: 2005                                                           

Arrangement: Symmetrical men's and women's wings; five suites per floor per wing; each suite has a kitchenette, common area, four single bedrooms, and two full bathrooms—all furnished. Residents who live there have the option of a 10-meal plan.

Who lives here: Upperclass men and women

Residence Director: Ms. Patricia Corboy
Director’s phone number: (517) 607-3200

 

 

WOMEN'S DORMS

Benzing Hall

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Built: 1993

Named after: E. Christopher Benzing, local businessman

Arrangement: Single- and double-occupancy rooms are arranged in suites, with each suite sharing a bathroom.

Who lives here: Primarily freshman and sophomore women

Resident Director: Mrs. Suzanne Abel
Director’s phone number: (517) 439-8501

 

 

The Dow House

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Built: Late 1850s-early 1860s

Named after: Lorenzo Dow, an 1887 alumnus who served the College as secretary-treasurer and on the board of Trustees for 20 years, during which time he lived in this house

Arrangement: The Dow House differs from most residence halls in that it is a Victorian era villa-type house.  The women who live there are under the supervision of two resident assistants.

Who lives here:  Primarily sophomore and junior women

Phone number: 439-8085

 

 

Koon Hall

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Built: 1959

Named after: Ezra L. Koon

Arrangement: Rooms are detached with community bathrooms.  The upperclass women who live there are under the supervision of two resident assistants.

Who lives here: Primarily sophomore and junior women.

Phone number: (517) 437-7698

 

 

Mauck Hall

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Built: 1927

Named after: Frances Ball Mauck, wife of former College president Joseph William Mauck

Arrangement: Mauck has a variety of single- and double-occupancy rooms; some are suites with adjoining bathrooms, other rooms are detached with community bathrooms. Without a doubt, Mauck’s most notable feature is its extensive lobby, beautifully furnished in the style of the late 1920s when it was built. The upperclass women who live there are under the supervision of a student resident director.

Who lives here: Sophomore, junior and senior women

Phone number: (517) 439-8502

 

 

McIntyre Residence

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Named after: Brouwer D. and Jane E. McIntyre

Arrangement: Rooms are arranged in suites, with each suite sharing a bathroom.

Who lives here: Primarily freshman and sophomore women

Room Dimensions: 10' x 18'

Resident Director: Mrs. Teri Martin
Director’s phone number: (517) 439-8503

 

 

Olds Residence

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Built: 1961

Named after: Metta Woodard Olds, former Woman Commissioner Arrangement: Rooms are detached; all residents use community bathrooms. Olds is unique in that it has a central, private courtyard.

Room Dimensions: 9' x 12'

Who lives here: Freshman women

Resident Director: Mrs. Mary Cobb
Director’s phone number: (517) 439-8504

 

 

Waterman Residence

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Built: 1939

Named after: Mabel Walrath Waterman

Arrangement: Waterman differs from other dorms in that it is actually a Tudor-style house. The upperclass women who live there are under the supervision of a resident assistant.

Who lives here: Upperclass women

Phone number: (517) 437-7347

 

 

Whitley Residence

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Built: 1989

Named after: Lois Whitley

Arrangement: Whitley consists of single- and double-occupancy rooms with adjoining bathrooms.

Who lives here: Sophomore, junior and senior women

Residence Director: Mrs. Judith Schellhammer
Director’s phone number: (517) 439-8505

 

 

MEN'S DORMS

Galloway Hall

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Built: 1949

Named after: James Galloway

Arrangement: Rooms are detached; residents use community bathrooms.

Who lives here: Men from all four classes

Residence Director: Mrs. Lois Knape
Director’s phone number: (517) 439-8507

 

 

Niedfeldt Residence

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Built: 1990
Named after: L.A. “Red” and Phyllis Niedfeldt

Arrangement: Niedfeldt consists of single- and double-occupancy rooms with adjoining bathrooms. Mrs. Niedfeldt remains very much a real presence in the lives of Niedfeldt residents, visiting them at least once a year.  The upperclass men who live there are under the supervision of a student resident director.

Room Dimensions: 14' x 18'

Who lives here: Men from all four classes

Phone number: (517) 439-8508

 

 

Simpson Residence

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Built: 1966

Named after: Robert J. Simpson

Arrangement: Suites with adjoining bathrooms

Room Dimensions: 10' x 18'

Who lives here: Men from all four classes

Residence director: Mrs. Sue Wismar
Director’s phone number: (517) 439-8506

   
 
 
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