Walk with Wente: Jay Curley
President Susan R. Wente walks and talks with art history professor Jay Curley about how the study of art is at the center of many different disciplines. From how the brain makes meaning of art to sustained looking to visual literacy skills to art analysis, his students learn how art is integrated into the human experience.
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President Hatch: Wake Forest prepares to launch Workday
This message was emailed from President Hatch to faculty and staff on Jan. 3: Dear Faculty and Staff Colleagues, After a thorough assessment process that included your input, the University selected…
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Anthony Atala named 2016 Innovator of the Year
Dr. Anthony Atala, leader of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM), has been named 2016 Innovator of the Year by R&D Magazine. He also recently received a Smithsonian Magazine…
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Proposals funded: Anderson, Gengler, Kiang, Rejeski
Congratulations to Michael Anderson, associate professor of biology, whose proposal entitled “Environmental Monitoring of the Serengti Ecosystem” has been funded by The Grumeti Fund and by [subaward/subcontract from] The University of…
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Wondering about holiday weather, check campus weather stations
If you are wondering what kind of weather to expect during the holidays, you can get your answer in detail thanks to WeatherSTEM stations on top of the Miller Center and…
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Faculty publications: November 2016 updates
Jayawickreme, Eranda, & Laura E.R. Blackie. (Psychology). Exploring the Psychological Benefits of Hardship: A Critical Reassessment of Posttraumatic Growth (SpringerBriefs in Psychology). Springer. November 2016.