Friends Center Intranet Home

Welcome to the Friends Center Intranet Home on the web. Use the left sidebar to navigate through the site where you will learn more about Friends Center’s work, the Quaker Leadership Scholars Program, Multifaith Collaboration, and the Underground Railroad. Friends Center is responsible to help nurture the Quaker heritage and practice of the college through partnerships on and off-campus. We have pages on the official Guilford College website if you are looking for that information (Spiritual and Religious Life, Mission and Core Values, and History and Quaker Roots).

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Wess Daniels, Director of the Friends Center

Resources for Further Support

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Friend’s Center Calendar of Events and Programs

About Friends Center

Friends Center began in 1984 with the support of President William R. Rogers. The founding director of the center was Judith Weller-Harvey, followed by Max Carter, and now Wess Daniels. Since then Friends Center has grown in staff and in mission through the generous support of Friends everywhere.

Friends Center is a collaborative project between the Religious Society of Friends and Guilford College. Friends Center is responsible for three key aspects of the college’s mission.

  1. Nurture Quaker life and renewal on campus through programming, the Quaker studies minor, and the Quaker leadership program.
  2. Build and sustain interfaith cooperation and spirituality on Guilford’s campus.
  3. Build bridges and relationships with the Global Quaker community, not only to draw students to the college but to act as a resource for the Religious Society of Friends.

Find Us in the Eva Campbell House

Friends Center @ Eva Campbell House

Location

Eva Campbell

Friends Center is happily located in the beautiful and newly renovated Eva Campbell house. Eva Campbell was born on April 5, 1895 and would later become a Professor of Biology at Guilford College, serving on the faculty from 1924-1961.

She pursued graduate work at Ohio State University, completing her Ph.D. in 1931, and mentored generations of Guilfordians who went on to successfully complete medical school.

Fifteen years after her retirement, she wrote ” My teaching and my students during my years at Guilford College have been the deepest satisfaction of my life. I am very proud of the many men and women whom I have taught…”

Here’s our address and a google map link:

800 George White Rd W, Greensboro, NC 27410

Here’s a picture of the campus map that gives you a bit more of a close up:

Link

Look for the parking lot at the corner of George White Rd and Friendly Ave.

There is a sign that says “Friends Center and Quaker Leadership Scholars Program.”

There is parking right outside our office door.

Professor of Biology Eva Campbell in the laboratory. Campbell served on the faculty from 1924-1961 and advised generations of Guilford students who went on to successfully complete medical school. Photograph by James P. Patton (Guilford class of 1949).

Friends Center Staff

Wess Daniels

William R Rogers Director of Friends Center and Quaker Studies

Friends Center, Guilford College

danielscw@guilford.edu

316-335-2445

Aleks Babić

Director of Quaker Leadership Scholars Program

Friends Center, Guilford College

babica@guilford.edu

Contact Us

Friends Center is located in the Eva Campbell House on the South Side of Campus (along Friendly Ave).

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