More than half of Saint Paul students reside on campus in separate residence halls for boys and girls. Each resident hall has a supervisor who guides and directs resident-life activities and serves as role models, confidants, and advisers.
HEILMAN HALL (Boys Dorm) & BRUST HALL (Boys Dorm)
The Boys' Resident Hall Supervisor at Heilman Hall is Mr. Micah Gerdts (left) and at Brust Hall is Mr. Scott Borchardt (right).
Mr. Gerdts grew up in Concordia and graduated from SPLHS in 2018. He started as the Resident Hall Supervisor in Heilman during the 2nd semester of the 2021-2022 school year and is looking forward to having a full year in the dorm and getting to know the students even better.
Mr. Borchardt graduated from Concordia College - Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1983, and after working with youth in various positions in St. Louis, Missouri, he moved to Concordia to supervise the boys' dormitory on the campus of Saint Paul. Mr. Borchardt also does some teaching and assisting where needed with other phases of student life. "It has been an honor and privilege to watch the boys who come to Saint Paul grow into young men," says Mr. Borchardt.
MOELLER HALL (Girls Dorm)
The Girls' Resident Hall Supervisors at Moeller Hall is Miss Grace O'Neal (left) and Miss Madison Easterly (right).
Grace is from Spirit Lake, IA and graduated from Concordia University, Nebraska with a Bachelors of Science in Education and English as a second language endorsement. Her hobbies include running, creating art, writing song lyrics, and baking! She also enjoys teaching, reading, and being outside to appreciate nature in all seasons. Grace was involved in student life work as a resident assistant in college and she is thrilled to be at SPLHS. "I am excited to grow in my faith life and encourage others in their walk with God as well."
Madison is from Springfield, MO. She attended SPLHS from 2014-2018 as a residential student. Her favorite memory from her time at Saint Paul was living with her two best friends in Moeller Hall. “I am so blessed to be back at the dorms and I am excited to help students have the same experience I had. I am also excited to help students learn and grow in their faith.” After graduating from SPLHS, Madison went to Missouri Southern to study Marketing and Entrepreneurship. Madison served as secretary for student senate at Missouri Southern and was also in Seta Tau Alpha and took a position as philanthropy chair, which gave her the opportunity to build her leadership skills and raise awareness and funds for breast cancer. “I am so excited to see what Saint Paul has in store for me in the years to come!”
