UNC-Chapel Hill

Table of Contents

Locations

  1. Health and Wellness

    1. Gender Neutral Restrooms

      1. Public Access

        1. Whitehead Hall

          101 McCauley St.
          Chapel Hill, NC 27514

          Building Number: 130

          Departments: Communications and Public Affairs Opens in New Window, Institute for the Environment Opens in New Window, The Carolina Inn Opens in New Window

          This building was completed in 1939 to house the medical school. The university named it for Richard Henry Whitehead, dean of the medical school and a professor of anatomy. Whitehead was born in Salisbury, North Carolina, and became dean of the medical school in 1890. Because the university had not offered any medical training since 1885, Whitehead faced the difficult task of organizing a medical school from scratch. He also served as the university physician and built his own practice in Chapel Hill. In 1905, he left Chapel Hill to become dean of the medical school at the University of Virginia.


          Building Features:

          • Gender Neutral Restrooms:
            • Floor: 01, Room: 170, East end of corridor, Accessible Toilet