Kitchin Residence Hall

Kitchin Residence Hall, renovated during Summer 2015, was named for the ninth president of Wake Forest University, Thurman D. Kitchin. A 1905 graduate, he guided the University through economic depression and the moving of the central campus from the town of Wake Forest, North Carolina, to Winston-Salem. It was also during this time that women were admitted to the University for the first time. Kitchin houses the Deacon Shop, Campus Kitchen, and both Greek and faith-based organizations. There is a study/activity lounge to accommodate a variety of activities.

Kitchin Residence Hall is a suite-style co-ed facility that houses continuing students.

COMMUNITY DETAILS

Office Location
First Floor – 102A
Access through Community Lounge

Style: Suite
Gender: Coed
Capacity: 268

Built: 1955
Updated: 2015

Fire Safety: Smoke Detectors, Sprinkler System, Alarms

Hall Staff: 7

Amenities: 3 Community Lounges and Study Spaces, 2 Community Kitchens, Vending Machines, and Central Laundry.

FINDING KITCHIN

Wingate Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106