News for the Wake Forest community
HEADLINES
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Don’t miss the final PCard training of 2013
Procurement Services has seats remaining in its final PCard training class of 2013: Friday, Dec. 6, from 1-3 p.m. You can sign up on the PDC website. Also, if you have a faculty or staff member in your department who will be traveling abroad […]
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Tauber featured on WFDD
Joel Tauber is an assistant professor of art who is developing the video art program. WFDD recently featured Tauber for the official launch of his new work “The Sharing Project.” The project will eventually become a multi-channel sculptural video installation (slated to premiere in spring 2015) and […]
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Hogan wins award from Society for Utopian Studies
On Nov. 16, Sarah Hogan, a new assistant professor in English, received the Arthur O. Lewis Award at the annual meeting of the Society for Utopian Studies. The Lewis award, given annually by the organization, recognizes the best paper by a younger scholar (generally defined […]
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Former professor Covey passes away
We are saddened to inform you that Cyclone Covey, professor emeritus of history, died Nov. 22 in Winston-Salem. Covey was a member of the Wake Forest faculty from 1968 until his retirement in 1988. A memorial service for Covey will be held Dec. 1 at 3 […]
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November 2013 staff milestones
See a list of employment milestones reached by staff in November 2013:
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October 2013 faculty publications
The following faculty had books published in October 2013: Meredith, Jack R. (School of Business), Samuel J. Mantel Jr., Scott M. Shafer, & Margaret M. Sutton. Project Management in Practice, 5th edition. Wiley. September 2013.
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Nominations due for the Building the Dream award
Each year, representatives from Wake Forest and Winston-Salem State universities form a joint Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. programming committee. Annually, the “Building the Dream” award to one professor or administrator and one student from each university. This award will be given to a person […]
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Sanhueza highlights her work in Chile
During her recent leave, María Teresa Sanhueza, an associate professor of romance languages, was interviewed on the radio program “Aula de Letras” on the Radio Universidad de Concepción in Chile. She talked extensively about her academic background and the project that brought her to Chile: […]