News for the Wake Forest community
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A message from President Hatch
Categories: University AnnouncementsI am saddened to inform you that Richard (Rich) Wolk, a student in the Charlotte Evening Working Professional MBA Program, died March 15 after being fatally injured in a motor vehicle accident that morning in Stanly County.
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Wake Forest EMS to hold training event on March 19
Categories: Happening at WakeThe Wake Forest Emergency Medical Services team will participate March 19 in a mass casualty drill at the nearby BB&T University Center.
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Mobile mammography unit to be on campus April 5
Categories: University AnnouncementsWake Forest faculty and staff may register through the Professional Development Center for an appointment with the the Novant Health Breast Center Mobile Mammography Unit, which will be on campus April 5.
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Performance by acrobats to be moved indoors tonight
Categories: Happening at WakeA performance by the Zuzu African Acrobats will be presented Monday night (March 14) in Brendle Recital Hall, instead of Manchester Plaza (Magnolia Quad). University organizers decided to move the event indoors due to rain forecast for the night.
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Fit for Business 5K: Run, fun and feeding those in need
Categories: Happening at WakeWhat do backpacks and running shoes have in common? This year, it’s the Fit for Business 5K run on April 16, beginning and ending at the School of Business, Farrell Hall.
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Political event to be held on campus March 13
Categories: Happening at WakeFormer President Bill Clinton is planning to visit the Reynolda Campus tomorrow (March 13) to campaign for his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Nominations for Campus Sustainability Awards being accepted
Categories: University AnnouncementsNominations for the Campus Sustainability Awards are now open! Students, faculty and staff who have demonstrated or initiated successful sustainable practices on campus are eligible. Nominate yourself or someone else as a Champion of Change in one of the following categories:
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Aging Re-Imagined symposium begins March 17
Categories: Happening at WakeThe symposium “Aging Re-Imagined” brings leading scholars, artists, medical professionals and researchers together at Wake Forest who will share insights on four key ideas that inform how we age, and how we think and feel about aging: Mobility, Mind (including memory), Mortality, and Meaning.
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Chaplain’s Emergency Fund
As you consider opportunities to give, the Chaplain’s Emergency Fund supports Wake Forest community members experiencing financial hardship.