Joyner

This residence hall is named for James Y. Joyner, class of 1881, a prominent spokesman for expanding the state’s public education system.  Joyner began his career as a schoolteacher and a local superintendent of schools. In 1893, he joined McIver in Greensboro as a teacher of English and dean of the faculty at the state’s first college for women (now known as the University of North Carolina at Greensboro). During his tenure, the state established a high school system, began to certify teachers, extended the school term, and instituted compulsory attendance.

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University commission on History, Race and a Way Forward

Hall Details

• Year Built: 1947, renovated in 2003
• Hall Population: 168
• Elevator: Yes
• Fire Safety: Smoke detectors, alarms and sprinkler system
• Resident Advisors: 4
• Amenities: study space, kitchen, laundry, vending machines, renovated spa style bathrooms (see Room Types for layout)
• Laundry: Joyner Basement
• Residential Learning Program (RLP): Pride Place
• For Facility Updates please visit our webpage for all completed residence hall facility projects.

Room Details

• Average Room Measurements: 12' x 15'
• Window Measurements: 78" x 51"
• Window Coverings: Horizontal blinds
• Air-Conditioning: Central Heating and Air
• Furniture: Movable dressers, desks and study chairs. Movable beds may be bunked or lofted; no self-built lofts permitted.
• Closet: Closet with door
• Mattress Size: 80" long, 36" wide, 6" deep