Annual Retiree Luncheon celebrates careers of service and impact
Wake Forest honored 37 faculty and staff retirees during the annual Retiree Luncheon on May 14. Together, this year’s honorees contributed more than 835 years of service to the University, leaving a lasting impact on students, colleagues and the Wake Forest community.
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Hatch research grant awarded to Amy Lather
Amy Lather, assistant professor of classical languages, was recently awarded the Nathan and Julie Hatch Research Grant for Academic Excellence.
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Parents Night Off offered to faculty and staff for April 19
The Panhellenic Council at Wake Forest is offering to give faculty and staff a helping hand with their children on April 19.
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Wake Forest transitioning to Wells Fargo as PCard partner
This is a guest post from Financial Services: As shared on March 20, the University is transitioning to Wells Fargo as our new PCard partner effective July 1, 2018. Your assistance is…
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James Schirillo
This announcement was emailed to faculty and staff by Wake Forest Communications and External Relations on April 2: We are saddened to announce that James A. Schirillo, former professor of psychology,…