Douglass Houghton Hall
DHH is the oldest residence hall on the Michigan Tech campus and is home to about 350 people. It consists of three floors and a basement. DHH blends the beauty of a classic residence with a newly renovated cafeteria. DHH is a very popular residence of those who choose to continue to live in the halls after their first year.
DHH Staff
Each house has one Resident Assistant (RA), a student who provides leadership and guidance, enforces residence hall rules, and supervises house activities. The Resident Assistants report to the Community Coordinator, Carl Jarema. His office is located near the front entrance.
DHH Facilities
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Questions or Concerns:
If problems regarding housing, classes, or personal issues arise, it is easy to find someone to talk to. The Community Coordinator (CC) and Resident Assistants (RA) are available for residence assistance. The Resident Assistants are good listeners and are here to give you guidance in personal, academic or residence hall related areas, or will give you an appropriate referral. Upper classmen will offer assistance and you will find them to be a good resource for advice.
Residence Hall Activities
In addition to house activities, there are many residence hall functions and activities which offer a relaxing break from studying. Watch the bulletin boards, talk to your RA or other students in the hall, or attend a Douglass Houghton Hall Council (DHHC) meeting. The more activities in which you are involved, the more rewarding your experience at Michigan Tech will be.
DHHC is the center of all residence hall activities. The council holds regular meetings which are open to all residents. DHHC organizes residence hall activities, sets most of the residence hall policies, and finds the best way to use the money from the residence hall social fund.