History
Montie House is a cooperative house located at 548 M.A.C. in East Lansing, Michigan. Built in 1939 as a sorority house, Montie House was founded by Howland House in 1966 as a student-only men's co-op. It was named after Melvin Montie, a charter member of Howland House, who was killed in action during the Korean War. The house is now owned by an independent corporation, comprised of the co-ed group who lives there.
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Who can live at Montie?
Although it began as a student-only house, today Montie is about a 50/50 split of students and working young adults.
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How do we function?
Montie house is self governed by the members that live there. We have a constitution we abide by, that describes how we run the house. There is an executive board which consists of 10 members:
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Are pets allowed?
Yes! We currently have 3 cats at the house. In order to bring your pet, they must be voted on by the current housemates, then you must pay a $100 pet deposit.
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