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Mitchell Hall

The Top Ten Reasons to Live in Mitchell Hall

1. Awesome people: Students who live in Mitchell often stay for several years in the same hall because of the tight-knit community.

2. Interaction: Doors are usually open and it’s easy to find someone to hang out with any time of day.

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3. Nugent Recreation Room: Mitchell has one of the best Recreation Rooms on campus, including a foosball table, ping pong and a big screen TV with comfortable couches!

4. Diversity: Mitchell residents are involved in every activity that Alma has to offer. Some of the most popular include athletics, community service, and Greek Life.

5. 24 Hour Mailboxes: Mitchell residents can access their mailboxes any time.

6. Free Cable TV: Who wouldn’t want free cable?

7. Coed: There are four all male halls, two all female halls and four coed halls in Mitchell. Each has its own distinct personality!

8. Stackable furniture: There are tons of different and creative ways to arrange your furniture to maximize the space in your room.

9. Great location: Mitchell is located between two other residence halls: Bruske and Newberry, so it’s not far to visit friends in other halls. It’s also only steps away from the Dining Hall!

10. Easy access to parking: Mitchell is situated between two large parking lots.

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A Little History...

Mitchell was the first residence to be built for men, but these days we're co-ed. We are wired for online computer access and have in-room cable TV.

We were built in 1959-60 and named in honor of James E. Mitchell, a member of Alma’s third graduating class in 1893. He returned to the campus four years later as a professor and was a faculty member for 44 years.

 

The Corporation for National and Community Service named Alma College to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in both 2008 and 2009 for exemplary service efforts and service to disadvantaged youth. The Honor Roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service-learning and civic engagement.

 

Student Profile

Melissa Boguslawski

Melissa Boguslawski
Graduation: 2008
Major: Exercise Health Science, Chemistry
From: Madison Heights, Michigan
Interests: Sports, Heritage

Alma students are good stewards of the world around them. Whether cleaning a long-neglected Jewish cemetery in Poland or the Pine River in our backyard, you can be involved in service projects through classroom work or volunteer activities. Your education is personalized to your talents and interests to prepare you for service, leadership and stewardship.