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Whittington will be expert reviewer

Steve Whittington, director of the Museum of Anthropology, will represent academic museums and galleries as an expert reviewer to Museums Count: The National Museums Census. He was a contributor to a recent white paper the Society for American Archaeology sent to the National Science Foundation, […]


Meet Jay Lawson, Technical Director

Jay Lawson, better known as “Mr. Mobility,” has had a birds-eye view of two Presidential Debates and appearances by numerous politicians and celebrities — Hillary Clinton, James Earl Jones, Jay Leno, Alec Baldwin, Marcel Marceau, Doc Severinsen and Adam Sandler, among others — during the […]


Davis wins Honor Award

David Davis, manager of landscape services, accepted an Honor Award from the Professional Grounds Management Society for landscape work done by the Wake Forest landscaping staff at the Graylyn International Conference Center. The award was presented for “exceptional grounds management” at Graylyn. Davis was recognized […]


Dedicated Deacons

On behalf of the National Residence Hall Honorary Society (NRHH), Career Services has been named the ‘Office of the Month’ for November. Each month, NRHH chooses an organization which has demonstrated student-centered support, professionals whose work is dedicated to the mission and values of Wake […]

Categories: Awards & Recognition


Hudson named Officer of the Month

Paul Hudson, University police officer, has been named Officer of the Month by Residence Life and Housing. He was recognized for his commitment to keeping the campus safe by going above and beyond the call of duty, and for his helpful and friendly demeanor.


Mitra attends conference, receives ACE Fellowship

Ananda Mitra, chair and professor of communication, responded to the panel “Illuminating the Absent in Visual Argument” and presented the paper “Managing Narbs: a Pleasant Presence on Social Networks” at the National Communication Association Conference in San Francisco. He was also awarded a Wake Forest […]


Bryner moderates panel at conference

Kyle Bryner, collections manager at the Museum of Anthropology, moderated and participated in several panels and presentations at the annual meeting of the Southeastern Museums Conference in Baton Rouge, La., in October, including “Collections Plans, How to!” and “Collecting Ethics in the Real World.”


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