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Guilford College

Guilford College

Established in 1837 in Greensboro, N.C., Guilford College is committed to equipping students with the skills, experiences, and perspectives necessary to create positive change in the world. Our curriculum emphasizes team-based, interdisciplinary projects that address real-world problems locally and globally. Guilford's Division III athletics — known as the Quakers — are part of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Women's varsity teams include rugby, cross country, basketball, softball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, swimming, triathlon, and volleyball. Men's varsity teams include basketball, baseball, football, cross country, lacrosse, golf, tennis, and soccer. Our student-centered approach is evident in our small class sizes, averaging 14 students. This environment fosters exploration across diverse majors and minors, encouraging students to exceed their own expectations. Guilford is recognized in "Colleges That Change Lives" for its engaging, supportive, and challenging academic atmosphere.www.guilford.edu

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Oct 22, 2026

Andy StricklerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:20
I am currently the dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College, located in New London, Connecticut.
Andy StricklerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:26
I've also worked in athletics and admissions at Kalamazoo College, Beloit College, Sinus College, and Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Lisa RuffHOST
0:35
Hi, I'm Lisa, a clinical psychologist and a college counselor and a co-author of the book, The Calm College Method.
Lisa RuffHOST
0:43
I have one daughter who has graduated from college, one daughter who's about to go to college, and a son who's about to go to high school.
Mack BrownGUEST
51:24
That's 100%.
Mike WaddellHOST
51:26
But Kenny Browning, Allen Brown, two guys that went to where I went and played football at Guilford College, guys that were legends in this state.
Mike WaddellHOST
51:36
And you look around and you say, man, there's a lot of talent here, but it doesn't seem like the in-state schools are able to keep the best talent at home.
Mike WaddellHOST
51:46
In fact, on the recruiting side this year, the top 20 football players in North Carolina in the class of 2027 are have all committed outside of the state except for one to East Carolina, one to Duke, NC State, North Carolina, Wake Forest, all shut out of that.
Gary MitchellGUEST
33:25
Yes.
Michael G. WilliamsHOST
33:26
Other college ghosts in Greensboro, the Guilford College-
Gary MitchellGUEST
33:31
Mm-hmm
Michael G. WilliamsHOST
33:31
...
Michael G. WilliamsHOST
33:34
It was only built in the 1960s, but it has several hauntings associated with it.
Gary MitchellGUEST
33:39
Hmm.
Michael G. WilliamsHOST
33:40
Which is kind of a s- like, the... again, the, the student newspaper for Guilford College, the Guilfordian, wrote an article about this a few years ago, and they themselves were kinda like, "This isn't exactly an old building, but it's got a bunch of ghosts." Well, the theory is that for the one that is best known, that it was built on the location of a makeshift wartime hospital.
Gary MitchellGUEST
34:00
Oh.
Andy StricklerGUEST
0:41
I am currently the dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College, located in New London, Connecticut.
Andy StricklerGUEST
0:47
I've also worked in athletics and admissions at Kalamazoo College, Beloit College, Art Institute College, and Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Mark StuckerHOST
0:56
I'm Mark Stucker, and I'm the founder and producer.
Mark StuckerHOST
0:59
Our mission is to make college knowledge available to all.
Andy StricklerGUEST
0:26
I am currently the dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College, located in New London, Connecticut.
Andy StricklerGUEST
0:32
I've also worked in athletics and admissions at Kalamazoo College, Beloit College, Ursinus College, and Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Mark StuckerHOST
0:41
I'm Mark Stucker, and I'm the founder and producer.
Mark StuckerHOST
0:43
Our mission is to make college knowledge available to all.
Andy StricklerGUEST
0:35
I am currently the dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College located in New London, Connecticut.
Andy StricklerGUEST
0:41
I've also worked in athletics and admissions at Kalamazoo College, Beloit College, Ursinus College, and Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Mark StuckerHOST
0:49
I'm Mark Stucker, and I'm the founder and producer.
Mark StuckerHOST
0:52
Our mission is to make college knowledge available to all.
Victor M. Vincent Jr.GUEST
5:24
I'm going, he said, you see how you do that so easily? I said, beloved, it wasn't always like this for me.
Victor M. Vincent Jr.GUEST
5:31
I remember going to college, typing with two fingers, and girls in the college, because I went to Guilford College here in North Carolina, and the girls in the computer lab laughing at me like, yo, he can't be really doing this.
Victor M. Vincent Jr.GUEST
5:48
But once again, like I told him, I said, man, I want you to come in here every day, update your resume, put in a new application.
Victor M. Vincent Jr.GUEST
5:56
So you become comfortable with navigating this computer system like I am.
Andy StricklerHOST
0:14
I am currently the dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College, located in New London, Connecticut.
Andy StricklerHOST
0:20
I've also worked in athletics and admissions at Kalamazoo College, Beloit College, Ursinus College, and Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Christina LopezHOST
0:29
Hi, this is Christina Lopez.
Christina LopezHOST
0:31
I'm an enrollment strategy leader and founder of The Dean's Desk.
Emily RushGUEST
5:33
But then I went to college.
Emily RushGUEST
5:35
I went to Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, and my sophomore year, there were some freshmen that put together this, um, dance group, dance club on campus, Fancy Feet and Fingers, and they started putting on contra dances.
Emily RushGUEST
5:51
And I don't remember why I went.
Emily RushGUEST
5:54
Probably there was someone cute that was going, and I was like, "Well, I should probably be there." And it, immediate, immediate love.

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