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Recognize. Inspire. Celebrate. TechX 2023
TechX is an annual technology event hosted by Wake Forest University Information Systems that showcases and celebrates the ways in which faculty, staff and students are using technology in their courses, scholarship, work and creative endeavors. On March 28-29, TechX will feature engagement opportunities […]
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R.I.D.E diversity and inclusion panel to be held March 22
Interested to hear from other departments what has worked well during the planning for R.I.D.E, what hurdles have arisen in efforts to facilitate and foster a campus community that centers on inclusivity and belonging, key partnerships and more? Join this discussion on […]
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City of Winston-Salem honors WFU AmeriCorp programs
Wake Forest University AmeriCorps programs were honored on Tuesday, March 14, as part of national AmeriCorps week. Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines signed a city proclamation that recognizes the University and other AmeriCorps members for their contributions and service. Wake Forest Office of Civic and Community […]
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Reports of vehicle break-ins and thefts on nearby college campuses
The Wake Forest University Police Department works closely with other nearby universities to stay informed of safety issues affecting college campuses in Winston-Salem. In January and February, various issues related to vehicles (break-ins, thefts and vandalism) were reported at Wake Forest. Other area universities have […]
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WFUPD expands community engagement with new podcast
Wake Forest University Police Department has launched a new student-produced podcast called “What’s U.P. at Wake?” The podcast offers an additional opportunity for Wake Forest students, faculty and staff to connect with UPD and learn more about their team and the work they do […]
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Faculty books published
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty from the Reynolda Campus who reported the following books were recently published. Patrick Sweeney, Michael D. Matthews, Paul D. Lester, Sean Hannah, & Brian Reed, Eds. (Business). Leadership in Dangerous Situations: A Handbook for the Armed […]
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WFDD’s 2023 Radio Camp registration is open
A guest post by WFDD WFDD’s Radio Camp sign-ups are now open. Radio Camp is open to middle and high school students who can’t stop asking questions. At Radio Camp, kids learn how to conduct interviews using their phones and turn them […]
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Save the date: Provost’s address to the University
At the invitation of the Faculty Senate, Provost Michele Gillespie will share updates, thoughts and reflections from her first year as provost in her annual address to the University. Mark your calendars for Thurs., March 23 at 4 p.m. in Pugh Auditorium. All are welcome. A reception […]