News for the Wake Forest community
HEADLINES
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SRMP Annual Colloquium will be held March 28-29
The Slavery, Race and Memory Project (SRMP) cordially invites the campus community to its Annual Colloquium, which this year features an opening keynote lecture titled “Just Medicine” by Dr. Dayna Bowen Matthew at 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 28.
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COVID-19 vaccination opportunity – March 29
Wake Forest University Human Resources emailed faculty and staff this morning to announce a COVID-19 vaccination opportunity on Monday, March 29.
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Proposals funded: Kim-Shapiro, Rejeski
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty members Daniel Kim-Shapiro and Jack Rejeski on each of their funded research proposals.
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Navigating towards the horizon: Reflections on our year together
James Raper, Wake Forest University assistant vice president for health and wellbeing, shared a guest post reflecting on the last year of the pandemic and the road ahead.
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Proposals funded: Esstman, Killingsworth, Waddell
Congratulations Wake Forest University faculty and staff members Sarah Esstman, Jennifer Killingsworth and Valarie Waddell on each of their funded research proposals.
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Updates regarding 2021 Commencement
Dear faculty, staff and graduate and professional school students, The following message was sent to the graduating Class of 2021 today with updates to our March 16 message regarding Commencement. Please note that the information in the message below pertains to undergraduate celebrations. Graduate […]
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Updates from HR: Vaccines, policy update, THRIVE and Sustainability awards and TechX
On March 17, Wake Forest University Human Resources shared updates with faculty and staff regarding COVID-19 vaccines, a COVID-19 policy update, THRIVE and Sustainability awards nominations, and the TechX 2021 virtual conference.