Walk with Wente: Jay Curley
President Susan R. Wente walks and talks with art history professor Jay Curley about how the study of art is at the center of many different disciplines. From how the brain makes meaning of art to sustained looking to visual literacy skills to art analysis, his students learn how art is integrated into the human experience.
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May 1 Teacher-Scholar Forum to explore experiential learning
The second annual Teacher-Scholar Forum will be held on Friday, May 1, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30…
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Cross-department collaboration brings art and science to The Bridge
A cross-department collaboration is bringing art and science together at The Bridge in ZSR Library through Botanical…
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Chemistry professor Bruce King honored as AAAS Fellow
Thurman D. Kitchin Professor of Chemistry Bruce King was recently named as an American Association for the…
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Wake Forest Invitational track meet to include starter gun
The Wake Forest men’s and women’s track and field programs will host the annual Wake Forest Invitational track meet on Thursday. April 16 through Friday, April 17 at Kentner Stadium on the…
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Deacs Donate: Start move-out planning now
As the spring semester races to a close, we need your help to make the Deacs Donate program a success! Every year, Wake Forest’s campus comes together to help students divert move-out waste,…
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Eighth Annual Commemoration of the Enslaved
This year marks the eighth Commemoration of the Enslaved at Wake Forest. The observance is scheduled for Tuesday, April 28, from 4:30 – 5 p.m. As in years past, the Commemoration will…
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Community presentation on campus memorial project
On Monday, April 27, members of the Baskervill Design Team will be on campus to walk through a presentation on the campus memorial project. The presentation will include information shared with the university…
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Retired staff member Myrna Mackin has passed away
The University recently learned that Myrna Mackin has passed away. Myrna served the University for over 12 years, retiring in 2004 as an administrative assistant in the Department of Anthropology. The…
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