Baker House is a unique co-op housing mainly graduate students. Formerly James R. Jones House, Baker was extensively remodeled in summer 2007 and was repurposed as a graduate house. Since then, Baker has been filled with friendly members who are passionate about running the house efficiently and having fun at the same time. Although Baker is a graduate house, it does allow a minority of undergraduate and non-student members each year. We are the ICCs most handicap-accessible house on the central campus.

In exchange for low prices, each member fulfills a house work requirement of 4 hours per week. Work can include tasks such as cleaning, cooking, bookkeeping, gardening, or other skill-building activities. Charges cover groceries, your own furnished room, gas, utilities, wifi, washer/dryer, and access to the houses many amenities!

This house is a great place for a student staying in Ann Arbor for the summer. Dinners are included and made by your housemates. You will get the chance to meet other graduate students. Since house chores are divided amongst all the residents, you dont have to clean a whole house.