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  • Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct launches Jan. 29

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    On Thursday, Jan. 29, Wake Forest University launched the Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct. The survey builds on the University’s 2022 campus climate survey and reflects an ongoing, proactive commitment to prevention, education and community care. Four years ago, the first campus climate survey […]

  • Registration deadline approaching for WISE 2026

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    Free registration for Wake Forest faculty and staff The Center for Global Programs & Studies invites faculty and staff to attend WISE Conference on Intercultural Skills Enhancement, a signature global program of Wake Forest University, Feb. 19-21, 2026, in Farrell Hall on the Reynolda […]

  • Information Systems releases 2025 Year in Review

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    A message from Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Mur Muchane Dear Colleagues, In a period of extraordinary technological acceleration, particularly in artificial intelligence, our community has chosen to pair innovation with thoughtful purpose. The 2025 Information Systems […]

  • Summer computer camps for faculty and staff

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    A message from Wake Forest Information Systems The Information Systems Learning Team has been busy preparing a summer camp just for you! The week of July 21st is jam-packed with classes to pique your interest, increase your IT knowledge and spark that excitement […]

  • Department of Communication faculty highlights

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    From awards to publications to presentations, the Department of Communication has written a roundup of faculty news to share:

  • Staff Appreciation Night at the Winston-Salem Dash

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    The Office of the Provost is sponsoring a Staff Appreciation Night at the Winston-Salem Dash on July 16. The evening is complimentary to Wake Forest University staff and their immediate families. Parking will be available for $5. More details will follow. Doors open at 6 p.m. […]

  • Road closure announcement for July 2

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    On Wednesday, July 2, a section of Gulley Dr. between Wake Forest Rd. and Jasper Memory Lane will be closed from 6 – 10 a.m. to allow crane work at Salem Hall. From Wake Forest Rd., Jasper Memory Lane can be accessed by turning right onto Faculty Dr. and following this […]

  • Campus wireless will be unavailable 7-7:30 a.m. on July 2

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    A message from Wake Forest University Information Systems On Wednesday, July 2, Information Systems will perform required maintenance to the wireless network. The wired network will not be affected. What will happen? From 7 to 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 2, the wireless network will […]

  • ‘Living in the Overlap’ wins 2014 Audience Award

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      “Living in the Overlap,” a documentary co-directed by Mary M. Dalton and Cindy Hill, won the 2014 Audience Award for Best Short Film at The Inside Out LGBT Film Festival in Toronto. The Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards are voted on by its fans. […]

  • News from the ZSR Library

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    ZSR faculty were recently elected to professional organization offices for terms starting July 1, 2014: Wanda Brown (Associate Dean): Chair-Elect of the Human Resources Section of the Library Leadership and Management Association of the American Library Association (LLAMA-HRS); Board of Trustees of LYRASIS. […]

  • Long-time staff member publishes book on gluten-free cooking

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    Nancy J. Metcalf, administrative assistant for Global Programs and Studies, has been working at Wake Forest for nearly 25 years. She and her daughter, Amy, are both 2003 Wake Forest graduates. Diagnosed with celiac disease in 2007, Metcalf has published a gluten-free cookbook, “Gluten […]



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