Professor Timothy Davis: A career reflection
Professor Timothy Davis reflects on his distinguished career at Wake Law, sharing how his upbringing in South Central Los Angeles and a lifelong passion for learning shaped his path to becoming an educator. From his first impressions of the university’s ‘community of learners’ to his teaching philosophy of mutual respect and high expectations, Davis shares insights into his Wake Forest experience and plans for retirement.
Featured Posts
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Staff Advisory Council meeting dates and times announced for 2026-2027
Staff are encouraged to mark their calendars and plan to join us for this year’s Staff Advisory…
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Paula Gentius to Step Down from Board Secretary Role
Paula Gentius will step down from her roles as Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Director…
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A message from President Peter Rodriguez on his first day
Today marks the official first day for Dr. Peter Rodriguez as the 15th president of Wake Forest…
Latest Announcements
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2026 Reynolda campus faculty book publications: July update
The following titles represent recently published works from current and retired Wake Forest faculty members. Spanning disciplines across the arts, humanities, sciences, and professional schools, these publications reflect a breadth and…
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Professor Timothy Davis: A career reflection
For Timothy Davis, Bess and Walter Williams professor of law, the path to the law began with the morning delivery of the Los Angeles Times. Growing up in South Central Los…
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Comings and Goings
See the list of employees who recently joined or left the University. We look forward to working with new Wake Forest employees and appreciate the service of those who are no…
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Retired staff member Elen Knott has passed away
The University recently learned that Elen Knott passed away on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Elen served the University for over 21 years, retiring in 2003 as head of reference with ZSR…
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Information Systems staff member Carl Fulp has passed
Carl D. Fulp, Jr., Senior Enterprise Applications and Integrations Developer in Information Systems, passed away on Monday, June 8, 2026. Carl served the University for over 30 years. “Carl’s more than…
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