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  • Free wellbeing coaching

    The Office of Wellbeing is enrolling for the Wellbeing Coaching program, which is free for staff, faculty, and students. Clients will work one-on-one with a certified coach to identify their individual health and wellbeing goals, and then co-create a…

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  • Discover what you can create at The Studio

    Did you know The Studio (located on the main floor of ZSR Library) provides expert consultation support for faculty, staff, and students? Whether you are producing video/audio, designing digital media, building a digital storytelling project,…

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    Testing of the Wake Alert emergency system to be held Sep. 1

    Wake Forest will test its emergency alert systems on Tuesday, Sep. 1, at 9 a.m. The tests are required to ensure the University’s emergency notifications are operating properly. No action is…

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  • Faculty and staff proposals funded

    Congratulations to the following Wake Forest faculty members who have had proposals funded. Amanda Alston, assistant director of community partnerships, Office of Civic & Community Engagement, whose proposal “AmeriCorps VISTA Project”…

  • WFU to host ‘The University and the Neighborhood’ conference

    The University and the Neighborhood Conference, co-hosted by the Wake Forest University Humanities Institute and the Office of the Dean of the College, will take place on Friday and Saturday, Nov.…

  • Wake Forest faculty to perform in Wait Chapel

    Christopher Gilliam, Wake Forest’s Choir Director, will conduct a performance of composer-in-residence Dan Locklair’s major work, “Requiem,” in Wait Chapel with the Winston-Salem Symphony and Chorus. Locklair’s Requiem was written in…

  • Campus Safety Alert: Harassment

    The individual in this photo has been aggressively approaching Wake Forest students, mostly female, on Polo Road, at Reynolda Village, at Lowes Foods on Reynolda Road and on campus. No assault…

  • 2nd annual Extreme Makeover: PDF Edition!

    A guest post from the WFU Technology Accessibility Team and the Accessible Content Working Group The WFU Technology Accessibility Team and the Accessible Content Working Group are sponsoring the 2nd annual…

  • WFU to host social event for early career professionals

    Wake Forest faculty and staff are invited to join a Young Professionals Social Meet-up for an opportunity to meet, mix and mingle over free pizza and refreshments. The event, to be…

  • ‘Equity-Centered Civil Discourse:’ A virtual conversation on Oct. 26

    A guest post from Erica Still, associate dean for faculty recruitment, diversity and inclusion I’m writing to invite faculty and staff to join the NC ACE Women’s Network for a virtual…

  • WFU to host first NC Japanese Language Student Conference

    Wake Forest University and the Department of East Asian Languages and Studies will host the first N.C. Japanese Language Student Conference on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.…

  • Lam Museum seeks participants for ‘Day of the Dead’ video

    The Lam Museum of Anthropology is looking for people who celebrate Day of the Dead to participate in short video interviews that will appear in next year’s exhibit. Interviews will take…

  • Update on child care at Wake Forest

    This message is shared on behalf of Executive Vice President Hof Milam and Provost Michele Gillespie. This past March, we shared an update on the status of the child care feasibility…