Professor Steve Folmar: A career reflection
After 34 years at Wake Forest University, Associate Professor of Anthropology Steve Folmar sits down to reflect on a career defined by discovery and human connection. Originally intending to be a chemist, Folmar describes how one “eccentric” professor changed his life’s path, leading to decades of fieldwork and teaching.
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Health, safety enhancements planned for BB&T Field, LJVM Coliseum
n an effort to proactively foster a safer environment for fans, coaches and student-athletes at events hosted at BB&T Field and LJVM Coliseum, Wake Forest Athletics will begin a metal detector…
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Jennifer Finkel named curator of Wake Forest’s art collections
Jennifer Finkel has been named Wake Forest curator of collections to oversee all aspects of the University’s art collections. The position joins the Office of the Provost’s growing arts initiatives under…
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James Michael Everhart
We are saddened to announce that James Michael Everhart, a staff member with Facilities and Campus Services, died Aug. 10.
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Parking, traffic information about student move-in starting Aug. 21
This message is distributed on behalf of Residence Life and Housing: Wake Forest will welcome a new freshman class on Wednesday, August 21, when new student move-in begins at 8 a.m.…
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Proposals funded: Stone, Canzona, Cordy
Congratulations to Eric Stone, professor of psychology, whose proposal entitled “Collaborative Research: Behavioral Consequences of Excessive Confidence” has been funded by the National Science Foundation.