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  • Reed Hall
Residence Halls
  • Reed Occupancy
  • heat / AC
    cable TV
    high-speed Internet
    study room
    furnished
    Kitchen, Chapel, Computer Room, TV Lounge
 

  • Reed Hall, also known as “The REEDeemer’s House,” is a place where women can find physical emotional, and spiritual healing, restoration, and redemption through the power of Jesus Christ and the community of believers working in His power and might to accomplish His purposes.

  • Reed Hall is a traditional hall that houses all classes of students, most of which are freshman and sophomores, with a handful of juniors and seniors. The atmosphere in Reed Hall is very relaxed. The community promotes a focus on accepting each other and embracing our differences. Reed has also made an intentional effort to promote and support IWU athletic teams. The ResLife staff often has calendars of games and events, and makes attending games a community building activity.

 
  • beds have adjustable levels for more storage areaBunk beds and living spaceChapel for prayer and worshipDesk workers with goodies for sell and equipment to rentEach resident has a desk to help studyLiving and studying areaLobby connected to a TV lounge, workout room and kitchenSink area and door to the bathroomStylish bedroom with a closet
 
  • Jeannie Banter


    ‘My desire is for the women of Reed Hall to know the fullness of life that is in Christ and to learn to daily walk in His abundant life.’

     Jeannie Banter Portrait

    My journey to IWU in the fall of 2012 came through a series of saying, “yes” to Jesus. My journey of saying of saying “yes” to Jesus lead me to work in residence life as a college student, to a year of service as a missionary in Africa, the pursuit of a master’s degree in counseling psychology and now back to my first love and calling to serve alongside college students at IWU. I am humbled and excited to journey with these young women as they grow into the women God created them to be.

    Jeannie Banter Q&A

    Hometown: Fort Valley, GA
    Colleges Attended: Asbury University
    Degree: B.A. in Missions, M.A. in Counseling Psychology
    Family: Mom and Dad, two brothers, one sister-in-law, an amazing niece and three spoiled dogs.
    Favorite meal at IWU: Anything Mexican!
    Favorite music: Anything from Usher to Hillsong

    Best ResLife memory from your college days:
    Late night beast runs!

    Best part of the job: Getting to journey alongside the women of Reed Hall.

    Best thing about IWU: The authentic, Christian community

    Jeannie Banter Outtake
    Jeannie Banter


    ‘My desire is for the women of Reed Hall to know the fullness of life that is in Christ and to learn to daily walk in His abundant life.’

     Jeannie Banter Portrait

    My journey to IWU in the fall of 2012 came through a series of saying, “yes” to Jesus. My journey of saying of saying “yes” to Jesus lead me to work in residence life as a college student, to a year of service as a missionary in Africa, the pursuit of a master’s degree in counseling psychology and now back to my first love and calling to serve alongside college students at IWU. I am humbled and excited to journey with these young women as they grow into the women God created them to be.

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  • Reed Hall opened as a residence hall in the fall of 1999. The building is named after Lyle and Nell Reed. It first served as a female hall until the fall of 2007 when it switched over to a male residence hall. In the fall of 2010, it was transitioned back to a female hall.

  • Partnering with Gilead Ministries is one of the ways the residents of Reed Hall can reach out. Each weekly meeting is a time the women of “The REEDeemer’s House” to encourage, support, and pray with patients and their families who are suffering from long-term illnesses.

 
  • Reed Sign

    Reed Hall
    4004 S. Nebraska St.
    Marion, IN 46953

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    4201 S. Washington St.
    Marion, IN 46953