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Public neuroscience lecture to feature Professor Paul Laurienti
Wake Forest University will host Paul J. Laurienti, Associate Professor of Radiology, for the second of two public lectures as part of the selection process for the Boswell Presidential Chair of Neuroscience. Dr. Laurienti will present: “Neuroscience, Society, & Me”Monday, March 314:00 p.m.Worrell Hall, Room […]
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Protect your data and our campus: Responsibly dispose of technology equipment
Information Security has recently received reports of suspicious emails in circulation offering “complimentary” pickup of old technology. We ask that you never accept requests like these from unauthorized third parties. Improper disposal of technology devices like printers, cameras, computers, and tablets can lead to data […]
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Human Resources launches Behavioral Health Hub
Faculty, staff, and their family members who are enrolled in the University medical plan now have access to a host of behavioral health support programs and a library of resources, accessible through the new Behavioral Health Hub. The plan includes both in-person and virtual support for: […]
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Faculty and staff proposals funded, Feb. 2025
Congratulations to the following Wake Forest faculty and staff members whose proposals were funded in Feb. 2025.
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Wake Forest University Press receives silver and bronze at 2024 PubWest Book Design Awards
PubWest, the leading association of small and medium-sized book publishers, recognized Wake Forest University Press in its 2024 Book Design Awards. The recent WFU Press title Lunulae by Doireann Ní Ghríofa placed in two categories—earning silver in the Short Stories / Poetry / Anthologies category […]
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Surplus and Events expands event rental inventory
Categories: University AnnouncementsPlanning an event on campus this spring or summer? Surplus and Events recently upgraded and expanded its event rental inventory to better support campus events. New additions include A-frame sign holders—perfect for directional signage or event messaging—and 10′ x 10′ tents, which provide shade and […]
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Updates from KinderCare at WFU
The KinderCare at Wake Forest University child care and early education center has achieved an NC 5-Star quality rating, the highest quality designation awarded by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) Division of Child Development and Early Education. The 5-Star rating […]
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Professor Emily Austin wins inaugural Public History of Philosophy Prize
Categories: Research & DiscoveryEmily Austin, Professor of Philosophy at Wake Forest University, has been named the first-ever recipient of the Public History of Philosophy Prize, a new biennial award established by the Journal of the History of Philosophy. The prize recognizes a book that brings the history of […]