Tribble Hall
1834 Wake Forest Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106
Upcoming Events
On Tuesday, February 19th at 5:00pm in DeTamble Auditorium, Tribble Hall, Elizabeth S. Anker will give a talk on the ubiquitous presence of “paradox” in...
Domesticating Revolution: Patriot Women, Military Men, and the Material Culture of Bringing Battle Home" American Patriots during and after the...
Monthly meeting of the WFU chapter of the American Association of University Professors
Speaker Michele Ronnick from Wayne State University will video conference call in for faculty/students
TIPS (Training for Intervention ProcedureS) is a skills-based training program designed to prevent unsafe intoxication, drunk driving, and underage drinking...
Recent Events
Philosophy Forum - Heather Battaly
2/14/2019TIPS Training Sessions
1/30/2019AAUP Meeting
1/28/2019Philosophy Forum - Jessica Gordon-Roth
12/6/2018Recent Activity
John Oksanish left a positive review 4/30/2015
Good to hear from the new symposia; it was asked of the panelists what they thought the humanities/humanists had in particular to contribute to interdisciplinary conversations. It would be interesting to know what the scientists in the room felt about this. I thought the invited speaker's talk was fascinating and inspiring. There are practical as well as theoretical things I will adapt from the presentation to my own use.
Cindy OHagan left a positive review 4/16/2015
On Thursday, April 16th there was a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new outdoor Little Free Library placed street-side in front of Tribble Hall at the benches. An old newspaper stand from WFU Surplus was recycled into a Little Free Library with some sanding, priming and new paint. Drive or stop by to check it out!
Myra Quinn left a positive review 3/24/2015
I'm so sorry but I was not feeling well and had to leave work early yesterday. I was so looking forward to it and regret that I wasn't able to be there. I hope you had a good turnout.
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Pat Gardea left a positive review 10/29/2013
The film screening of Hairspray was wonderful. It was preceded by an informative introduction by Professor Woodrow Hood of the Film Studies program. He was able to share information about the screenplay and characters, which helped to get attendees excited about the upcoming theatrical performance of Hairspray in Nov.
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Meredith Gay left a positive review 10/31/2016
Max, thank you for your time yesterday. Really enjoyed the presentation!