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The Wake Forest University Board of Trustees on Oct. 10 approved new undergraduate tuition and housing costs for the 2004-2005 fiscal year. The board also approved a new $100 undergraduate student activity fee that will go into effect for 2004-2005. Full-time undergraduate tuition will increase […]

A new position, associate provost for research, has been created in the Office of the Provost at Wake Forest University. Provost William C. Gordon has appointed Wake Forest Professor of Chemistry Mark E. Welker to serve in the new, half-time position in an interim capacity. […]

Fifty new faculty members will teach on Wake Forest University’s Reynolda Campus during the 2003-2004 academic year. Thirty-nine new faculty members will teach in the College of Arts and Sciences. The Wake Forest School of Law will have six new faculty members, Babcock Graduate School […]

The following Wake Forest University faculty members in the College of Arts and Sciences will receive promotions effective July 1, 2003. Paul Anderson, associate professor of physics, to professor Robert Evans, associate professor of education, to professor Kathleen Kron, associate professor of biology, to professor […]

Wake Forest University recently promoted two faculty members to associate professor positions in the Calloway School of Business and Accountancy. William Marcum, Citibank Faculty Fellow, and Annette Ranft, Exxon-Wayne Calloway Faculty Fellow, were promoted to associate professors of business. Marcum joined the Calloway School in […]

Retiring faculty from Wake Forest University were recognized during the universitys commencement ceremony May 19. The following faculty are retiring from Wake Forest: Reynolda Campus Rhoda B. Billings, professor of law David G. Brown, vice president, dean of the International Center for Computer-Enhanced Learning and […]