News for the Wake Forest community
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Plans for proposed School of Professional Studies
The following message was shared with the campus community from Provost Rogan Kersh. Dear Wake Forest Community: Wake Forest’s Board of Trustees has approved plans to establish a School of Professional Studies in Charlotte. Pending completion of a full market analysis and business plan, the […]
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Annual Wake Forest Christmas Lovefeast to be held virtually on Dec. 6
Wake Forest University will hold this year’s annual Christmas Lovefeast ceremony virtually on Sunday, Dec. 6, beginning with a prelude at 5:45 p.m. with a service to follow. Wake Forest has been celebrating the Lovefeast since 1965. This year’s virtual, pre-recorded event means a larger audience can enjoy Lovefeast from the safety of their own homes. The video will be…
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Raymond L. Wyatt dies
We are saddened to announce that Raymond L. Wyatt, professor emeritus of biology, died Nov. 26. He was 94. A private service will be held at a later date. An obituary appeared today in the Winston-Salem Journal. Professor Wyatt joined […]
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Update on the Presidential Search
This message was sent on behalf of Gerald Roach, Chair of the WFU Board of Trustees. Dear Wake Forest community, Thank you for your interest and engagement in the search for Wake Forest’s 14th president. In October, we invited you to share your thoughts through […]
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Proposals funded: Banks, Beavers, Joshi, Mihalko
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty Tracey Banks, Kristen Beavers, Amol Joshi and Shannon Mihalko on each of their funded research proposals.
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Proposals funded: Carroll, Henslee, Lowman, Rejeski
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty David Carroll, Erin Henslee, Lauren Lowman and Jack Rejeski on each of their funded research proposals.
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Message of Gratitude from President Hatch
Dear Wake Forest students, faculty and staff, Today, I want to share my deep appreciation with all of you. For the past three months, we have done what many thought impossible. With your diligence, patience and perseverance, we completed our on-campus portion of the semester. […]
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Construction on Hearn Plaza and Benson University Center stairs
Construction will begin on the Hearn Plaza east side stairs on Friday, Nov. 27. Both levels of the east stairs between Reynolda Hall and Kitchin Residence Hall will be closed during the construction period, which is expected to continue through the first week of Feb. 2021. A winter break project to rebuild the exterior south Benson…