Walk with Wente
For the final installment of Walk with Wente, MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle (P ’29) turns the tables and interviews Dr. Wente about her time leading Wake Forest University. Throughout her presidency, Dr. Wente has walked and talked with teacher-scholars from across the University to elevate faculty research and academic excellence, making this closing conversation a fitting conclusion to the series.
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Facilities and Campus Services introduces staff recognition program
Facilities and Campus Services is excited to introduce a staff recognition program in January 2017. “F&CS-elect” will recognize staff for demonstrating one or more of five values integral to the operations…
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Tobacco cessation classes to be offered in 2017
January 10 through February 21, Wake Forest University will sponsor tobacco cessation classes in partnership with the Forsyth County Department of Health and American Lung Association.
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Training offered this week on responding to work place violence
The University will offer a class titled “Active Shooter Response (Run, Hide, Fight)” on Dec. 8 to students, faculty and staff. The class is intended to instruct people on how to…
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Levy participates in Beethoven conference in Jerusalem
Recently, Professor of Music and Beethoven scholar David Levy joined international scholars and musicians in Jerusalem, Israel, for a three-day conference. Titled “Beethoven’s Creative Vision: Journeys and Worlds,” the conference focused…
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WakeUnited: Keslar strives to help others succeed
This is the fifth of a series of pieces written about Wake Forest community members who are committed to WakeUnited, the United Way campaign at Wake Forest. Vicki Keslar, Executive Assistant…