News for the Wake Forest community
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Proposals funded: Magjuka, Joshi
Congratulations to Wake Forest University staff member Marianne Magjuka and faculty member Amol Joshi on each of their funded research proposals.
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Virtual wellbeing coaching available to faculty, staff, students
The Office of Wellbeing is now offering free, one-on-one wellbeing coaching to faculty, staff and students. Wellbeing coaching is an evidence-based practice designed to help individuals reach their personal health and wellbeing goals. Certified health coaches apply motivational strategies and practical skills to partner with […]
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Proposals funded: Muday, Yazdani, Comstock-Ferguson
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty Gloria Muday, Saami Yazdani and Lindsay Comstock-Ferguson on each of their funded research proposals.
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Reynolda House will reopen Oct. 2 with “Tiffany Glass” exhibition
On Friday, Oct. 2, Reynolda House Museum of American Art will reopen at reduced capacity to welcome its members and volunteers, along with first responders and Wake Forest faculty, staff and students as part of its reopening “Weekend of Gratitude.” Timed reservations are required, and additional COVID restrictions will be in place. Today at 5 p.m.,…
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WFDD Virtual Community Conversation Sept. 9
The next 88.5 WFDD Virtual Community Conversation will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 1 p.m. on YouTube live. WFDD’s Paul Garber will lead “Safeguarding Your Vote,” to talk about election security and maintaining the integrity of the vote in North Carolina.
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Update on Diversity and Inclusion Efforts at Wake Forest
Dear Wake Forest community, In June, I shared the final report of the President’s Commission on Race, Equity and Community with you. That report outlined 20 recommendations and offered historical and contextual information. It also introduced the RIDE Framework, which grounds our […]
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Updates from HR: NC Phase 2.5, employee resources, schedules
Wake Forest University human resources announced a series of updates for faculty and staff on Thursday, Sept. 3.
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Update on North Carolina’s Move to Phase 2.5
On Tuesday, Sept. 1, Governor Roy Cooper issued an executive order moving the state of North Carolina’s COVID-19 response from Phase 2 to Phase 2.5, effective Friday, Sept. 4, at 5 p.m. This shift loosens some state restrictions on gathering size limits and allows […]