Petro Hall Director & RAs
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Steven Peterman
Petro Hall Director
(406) 657-2588
Steven is from Conrad, Montana and has a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from MSU Billings. My hobbies include fly-fishing, hunting, camping, golf, and outdoor photography. I have always loved working with the students and other staff members. MSU Billings is a great university with many helpful faculty and staff members and can offer many exciting opportunities for everyone. |
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Beth Carlson, Petro 3rd floor RA, is from
Livingston, Montana and is majoring in
Elementary Education, Reading/Early Childhood
minor. I like running, reading, hanging out
with friends, shopping, and spending time with
my family. I like the convenience of being
close to classes and services offered to
students. Living in the halls allows
students to meet new people and try new things
as well as be a member of a community. My
favorite part is the relationships and
friendships I have made. |
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Jose
Araya, Petro 3rd floor RA, is from San Ramon,
Costa Rica & Kenai, Alaska. Jose is
majoring in Political Science & Mass
Communications. I enjoy spending time with
my close friends, playing soccer, reading,
listening to music, hiking, biking, camping,
surfing (when I get the opportunity), skiing,
swimming, sleeping, learning foreign languages &
cultures, surfing on the internet, lastly and
most importantly I love spending time with my
family. Living in the halls you will never
be alone! I enjoy living in the halls
because it is so incredibly convenient, food is
prepared for you, you can get up five minutes
before class and still make it on time, there is
always something going on in terms of social
activities, sports and much more, halls are
cleaned on a daily basis, and 24/7 security. |
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Katie Hill,
Petro 4th floor RA, is from Butte, Montana and
is majoring in Elementary Education with a minor
in Reading. I love to play volleyball and
softball, draw when I get the chance, travel to
Colstrip, hang out with friends, and read.
Living in the halls makes going to class so much
easier because you don't have to find a parking
spot or get up hours earlier. You meet so
many people, especially on your floor, and
activities are presented throughout the year.
It's just a fun place to be! |
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Jackie Alisch, Petro 5th floor RA, is from
Chester, Montana and is majoring in RAD Tech
(XRAY Tech). I like sports and reading.
The halls are awesome because there is such a
cool feeling of family and community. You
meet people that will be your friends for life. |
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Claire Slagel, Petro 5th floor RA, is from
Lewistown, Montana and is majoring in Public
Relations. I like being with family, friends,
god, traveling, reading, people, cereal, the
news, cooking, baking, food network, taking
risks, being spontaneous, going for walk,
working out, swimming, boating, playing
volleyball, & loving life. I would
recommend living in the halls because you are
bound to meet so many amazing people that not
only turn out to be some of your closest friends
but also turn out to be as close as family.
The think that I like the best is that I can get
up 10 minutes before class and still make it on
time! |
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Katy Petrick, Petro 6th floor RA, is from
Helena, Montana and is majoring in Elementary Education.
My hobbies are shipping, foosball, soccer,
skiing, scrapbooking and hanging out with
friends. I recommend living in the halls
for the convenience and the friendships.
Living in the residence halls allows a person to
wake up 5 minutes before classes start and still
make it to class on time. Whereas, if you
live off campus this in not possible.
Another reason why I like living on campus is
for the friendships, people are right down the
hall to hangout with, so you only can be bored
if you choose to be. |
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Michael Stenberg, Petro 6th floor RA, is from
Billings, Montana and is majoring in General
Studies. I enjoy being in RHA, listening to
music, singing, theater, website development,
computers, and video games. Living in the
halls is a whole new experience that everyone
should experience. So many different and
fun people live and work in the halls and its
always fun meeting them. |
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Kelsey Brown, Petro 7th floor RA, is from
Fairfield, Montana and is majoring in
Nursing. I like sports, working out, scrap booking,
hanging out with my family/friends, watching movies, and
listen to country music. Living in the halls grants
you many possibilities. The social aspect is by far
the best. Being able to meet new people, interact with
others, and take part in the activities is fun! |
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Jordan McKamey, Petro 7th floor RA, is from
Worland, Wyoming and is majoring in
Mass Communications. I enjoy Xbox 360, anything
with electronics, broadcasting (radio or TV),
sports, entertainment, philosophy, and creative
writing. The halls are enjoyable, great
people, friendship opportunities. I enjoy
the mix of people living on campus, you get the
whole package living on campus. |
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Abigail Bumgarner,
Petro 8th floor RA, is from Belt, Montana and is
majoring in Business Accounting. I enjoy
reading, bowling, making fun of Jackie,
mini-golfing, basketball, and movies. I
love the communal aspect of living in the dorms.
You meet so many new people and can always find
someone to have fun with. Everyone is in
one place and it's usually easy to find them. |
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Tyler Harris,
Petro 8th floor RA, is from Froid, Montana and is majoring
in Music Education/Elementary Education. I enjoy
music, camping, fishing, and politics. I would
recommend living in the residence halls because it offers a
safe and comfortable atmosphere where students are able to
succeed both academically and socially. Free laundry
is a plus too!! |
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