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Director of Jewish Life named
Gail Bretan has joined the Office of the Chaplain as the University’s Director of Jewish Life. She began Jan. 6. Bretan will provide pastoral leadership to Jewish students, staff and faculty including opportunities for worship, prayer, mentoring and counseling. She will also be a […]
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Reynolds kicks off Kosovo women leaders’ visit to Triad
Suzanne Reynolds, executive associate dean for academic affairs and professor of law at Wake Forest, kicked off a 10-day visit of a delegation of women leaders from Kosovo to the Triad with a presentation, “Women’s Leadership in Law and Politics,” on Friday, Jan. 10, […]
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President Hatch leads NCAA reform conversation
President Nathan O. Hatch is leading the conversation about NCAA governance reform efforts, a focal point of the NCAA annual convention in San Diego this week. Hatch, the Division I Board Chair, told Associated Press sports writer Mike Marot on Jan. 15 that he […]
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Concert to benefit The Shalom Project
Mark your calendars for The Shalom Project Benefit Concert featuring Unbroken Circle, Wake Forest’s multi-generational string band. The event will be held Sat., February 1. at 7 p.m. in Kulynych Auditorium in Byrum Welcome Center. Band members include: Bailey Allman: Fiddle Ella Allman: Guitar, […]
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Welcome back! Spring semester update
The following is a message from President Nathan Hatch. Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, Welcome back! I hope you enjoyed a restful break surrounded by friends and loved ones. Last year was a significant year in the life of the University, and 2014 looks […]
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Morant appointed to Federal Judicial Center Foundation Board
Dean of the Wake Forest School of Law Blake D. Morant was recently appointed to the Federal Judicial Center Foundation Board by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. The purpose of the board is to review and accept proposed gifts for the […]
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Coates featured in Greensboro News & Record
An op-ed, “Freedom, to live, must be understood,” written by David Coates, Worrell Chair in Anglo-American Studies, generated so much response when it ran in the Greensboro News & Record in December that editorial writer Doug Clark followed up with a column of […]