Johnson Residence Hall, an original Reynolda Campus building, is named for Lois Johnson, Dean of Women from 1942-62. She presided over the arrival of women students in 1942 and defended their rights to equality with men. Dean Johnson retired in 1962. Although known for her numerous and specific rules of conduct, Dean Johnson earned the respect of the students under her direction and received the Medallion of Merit in 1973. The eyes on the seal represent the namesake’s watchful but well-intentioned administration.

Johnson is a co-ed, corridor-style building housing first-year students.

COMMUNITY DETAILS

Office Location
First Floor

Style: Hall
Gender: Coed
Capacity: 176

Built: 1955
Updated: 2022

Fire Safety: Smoke Detectors, Sprinkler System, Alarms

Hall Staff: 10

Amenities:  Formal Parlor, Basement Lounge, Various Hall Lounges and Study Spaces, Classroom, Community Kitchen, Central Laundry with Vending, 1 Elevator, and Sun Deck.

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FINDING JOHNSON

Gulley Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27109

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FLOOR PLANS

ROOM DETAILS

Average Room Dimensions: 
13′ 6″L X 13′ W X 8′ 1″H

Wardrobe Closet (Two in Double Room)
72″H X 36 W X 25″ Deep

  • Window Size: 3′ 4″ X 4′ 2″, Blinds
  • Floor Covering:  Tile, White
  • Elevator: Yes
  • Electrical Outlets: 3-4
  • Desk Type: Free Standing
  • Double Room Drawer Type: Free Standing, dimensions vary
  • Number of Drawers: 2
  • Heating & Air: Individual
  • MicroFridge®: One Per Room
  • Sinks in Room: Yes
  • Bed Height: Raises up to 36″
  • Maximum Space Under Beds (without risers): Ranges between 28″- 33″
    • Personal bed risers must be 18 inches or less in height and cannot include an outlet.
  • Bed Frame: 38″x 85″
    • Twin XL Mattress

*Please note that these are average room details and individual room dimensions may slightly vary.

TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR

Volleyball court and rear view of Johnson residence hall

COMING SOON

JOHNSON HALL STAFF

Community Director

Leighann Brooks, brooksl@wfu.edu

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Johnson staff photo including RAs, the CD and the GHD