Johnson Residence Hall
Johnson Residence Hall, an original Reynolda Campus building, is named for Lois Johnson, Dean of Women from 1942-62. 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 building crest represent the namesake’s watchful but well-intentioned administration. Learn more about this hall here.
Famous Alumni: Musician and singer Roman GianArthur (’10) and two Rhodes Scholars have called Johnson their home hall: Maria Merritt (’87) and Brandon Turner (’12).
FACULTY FELLOWS
Though far from the Texas cattle ranch where he was raised, Michael and his family pursue many outdoor hobbies offered by North Carolina. He is a passionate teacher and scholar of classical literature.
Nathaniel Ivers
Associate Faculty Fellow
Associate Professor, Department of Counseling
Nate (he/him) enjoys playing tennis, reading books on existentialism and spirituality, watching sports, gardening, and enjoying the outdoors. He is from Idaho and is fluent in Spanish.
Rebecca (she/her) is Public Services Archivist in Special Collections & Archives in the library. She knows a lot about the history of Wake Forest University! Rebecca’s hobbies include running, drinking iced coffee, and driving her children around town to a variety of parks and activities.
Jon Smart
Associate Faculty Fellow
Associate Teaching Professor, Department of English
Jon (he/him) teaches classes in writing and linguistics. He also works in a program for first-year international students called Global Connections. Jon enjoys traveling with his family and exploring the mountains of North Carolina.