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Heemstra Hall
Built in 1950, Heemstra Hall houses 100 men. It’s named for Dr. Jacob Heemstra, the first president of Northwestern College.
Brian Moriarty, resident director
www.heemstrahall.com
Resident assistants
Mark Alsum, Alton, IA
Bill Frederick, Jefferson, IA
Matt Leither, Atwater, MN
Irakli Naridze, Tbilisi, Georgia
Number of floors/rooms: 3 floors/46 rooms
Number of students per room: 2 (there also are three 3-person rooms and two 1-person rooms)
Room dimensions/description: 11 x 12; the walls are plaster, the majority of the rooms have tiled floors
Closets/storage space: Rooms have 2 closets; 5 community storage spaces throughout the hall
Furniture/amenities provided: Bunk bed, dresser (to be shared with a roommate), desk with chair
You’ll want to bring your own … couch, mini fridge, fan, phone, carpet remnant if you get an uncarpeted room
Showers per student: About 1 shower for every 6 men
Community spaces: 24-hour study/socializing lounge, 2 computer lounges, prayer lounge
Laundry/cooking facilities: Community laundry room with 3 washers/3 dryers; community kitchen with stove and microwave
Distance to the caf’: Close enough
Heemstra traditions: Heemstra Harvest Bash, Melon and Gourd … Heemstra probably has the most traditions of any hall on campus. You’ll just have to live here to find out what they all are.
Famous (or infamous) Heemstra pranks: These are top secret to protect the not-so-innocent.
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