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Faculty/staff appreciation game set for Dec. 21, complimentary basketball tickets offered

The following message was emailed to faculty and staff on behalf of Wake Forest Athletics on Dec. 18:

As the fall semester comes to a close our athletics staff, coaches and student-athletes would like to wish you and your family a relaxing and fun holiday season. On behalf of our men’s basketball program, we want to invite you to start your holiday with our annual Wake Forest Faculty/Staff Appreciation Game!

Come join us as we continue to celebrate 30 years of LJVM Coliseum this Saturday, December 21 at 12:00 p.m. as the Deacs host North Carolina A&T.  We are pleased to offer free admission and free t-shirts for all faculty, staff and their families.

Tickets will be distributed beginning at 10:30 a.m. at tables marked “Faculty/Staff” inside the East Lobby of the Coliseum. Faculty and staff members may come to the tables and show their Wake Forest ID card to request the number of tickets needed for their families. Athletics staff will distribute tickets at that time.

We hope to see you on Saturday at the Coliseum!

#GoDeacs

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Wake Forest Athletics refreshes its brand

The following includes excerpts from an announcement by Wake Forest Athletics that it has refreshed its brand:

The Wake Forest Athletics brand has a fresh, new look. The changes, while subtle, reflect an updated take on a brand that is rich in history and tradition. The new look is the result of a two-year partnership with Nike’s Global Identity Group (GIG) aimed at creating more consistency, helping Wake Forest capture new audiences in an authentic and meaningful way, and exploring ways to enhance the Demon Deacon brand on a national level.

Each year Nike invites an average of four schools to participate in the GIG process during which the Nike team conducts a comprehensive brand audit and design assessment and provides recommendations based on their findings. Wake Forest Athletics engaged in the partnership with Nike in the fall of 2017 in an effort to enhance its branding and create a more consistent look across all of its teams. Consistency is a key element in branding, and with varying shades of gold and differing font and number styles, the overall look of Wake Forest jerseys, merchandise, collateral, signage, and other items had become rather inconsistent over the years.

Additional information is available here.

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Wake Forest, Winston-Salem State bands to perform at Wake Forest football game

Wake Forest’s marching band, The Spirit of the Old Gold and Black, and Winston-Salem State University’s Red Sea of Sound band will perform together in the halftime show at Wake Forest’s season-opening game against Utah State on Aug. 30 at BB&T Field.

This will mark the first time the two bands have performed in concert together.  The Red Sea of Sound will take the field first and later will be joined by the Spirit of the Old Gold and Black for their joint performance.   The halftime entertainment will conclude with a performance by the Spirit of the Old Gold and Black.

More information is available here.

Categories: Inside WFU

Annual Wake Forest Women's Football Camp set for July 24

This is a guest post from the Athletics Department:

Join Wake Forest football head coach Dave Clawson and his staff for the 22nd Annual Wake Forest Women’s Football Camp, Wednesday, July 24, at BB&T Field. Registration hour begins at 5 p.m. (with a photo booth) and the program begins promptly at 6 p.m. inside Bridger Field House. All participants leave with a Wake Forest gift bag including a limited edition t-shirt.

There is a special rate for Wake Forest University faculty and staff!

To register and learn more, click here.

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Volunteers sought for NCAA Tennis National Championships

This is a guest post from Wake Forest Athletics:

Wake Forest Athletics is hosting the 2018 NCAA Tennis National Championships…and we need your help! We are currently looking for volunteers to help make this an incredible event for all student-athletes, coaches, and patrons traveling to Winston-Salem. The event runs from May 17-28.

If interested, below is a link to our volunteer sign-up. Please note that this tournament stretches 12 days and we have a variety of positions and times available each day. All positions have a brief explanation, but if anyone has further questions, please reach out to Olivia Villain at athops@wfu.edu or 336-758-4743.

Volunteers will receive a NCAA Dri-Fit T-shirt and access to the hospitality space for snacks and drinks.

Please share this link with any family, friends, and coworkers that may be interested in helping:  http://signup.com/go/znkCqpw

For those interested in purchasing tickets, please see the below link:
wakeforestsports.com/tickets

Thanks…and Go Deacs!!!

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