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President Wente walks and talks with Professor of Chemistry Patricia Dos Santos about biochemistry, enzymes and current research that could help develop better technologies for natural fertilizers to mitigate the environmental damage caused by artificial fertilizers. “Enzymes are present in all aspects of metabolism and can help us understand human disease and nitrogen fixation in plants,” Dos Santos said. She has seen many of her students go on to graduate school and successful research careers. “As faculty, we are forever learners,” she said. “It is a privilege to be a mentor to undergraduate and graduate students.”

  • WFDD to re-launch ‘Across the Blue Ridge’ radio program

    88.5 WFDD, the public radio station licensed to Wake Forest University, is partnering with former 88.5 WFDD news director and NPR newscaster Paul Brown to re-launch Across the Blue Ridge, a…

  • Francis and Sauerbry selected as members of task force

    Jessica Francis, associate director of Global Abroad Programs at Wake Forest, and Kristy Sauerbry, senior study abroad advisor, have been selected as members of Diversity Abroad Task Force.

  • Ta-Nehisi Coates to deliver Voices of Our Time address Nov. 17

    President Hatch sent a message to faculty, staff and students regarding the Nov. 17 Voices of Our Time. Dear Faculty, Staff and Students, I’m pleased to share that Ta-Nehisi Coates, a…

  • Allison McWilliams: Ask powerful questions

    Allison McWilliams, director of mentoring and alumni personal and career development in the Office of Personal and Career Development, will write occasional articles in 2015-2016 for Inside WFU. This is her…

  • WakeUnited: Live Malika Roman Isler

    Malika Roman Isler joined Wake Forest in 2015 as the director of wellbeing, a role that she notes has several connections to the work of the United Way. “At the foundation,…