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Dunn, Rogers to lead lecture series in Statesville

Dr. James M. Dunn and Melissa Rogers, professors with the School of Divinity, are the 2012 lecturers for the Davis Lectures Series in Statesville, N.C., on Oct. 28-30 at Grace Baptist Church. The topic will be “Confronting Church-State Controversies: Conversations about Faith and Freedom in […]


Young works with WFU musicians on recent events

Eileen Young, an instructor of clarinet, saxophone and woodwind ensembles in the department of music, recently engaged with students on two collaborative events: 1. As music director of the Salem Band, one of the nation’s oldest community bands (est. 1771), Young combined students from her […]


WFU highlighted in the fall STARS Quarterly Review

Wake Forest was highlighted in the most recent Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) Quarterly Review, which measures the sustainability performance of a college or university. Wake Forest was recognized for its “significant gains in dining operations” since the submission of the university’s first […]


A different kind of doctor

Many kinds of doctors make a difference in their patients’ lives. Have you ever heard of a D.O. or Doctor of Osteopathy? Osteopathic physicians are licensed to prescribe medication and perform surgery, just like their M.D. counterparts. More information Watch a video » The […]

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Baptist Student Union to hold fundraiser

The Baptist Student Union will hold its “Hot and Sloppy” fundraiser on Friday, Oct. 26, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Baptist Student Union lounge (beneath the Deacon Shop on Kitchin Residence Hall’s lower level). For $5 a plate, you’ll receive spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert […]

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Wake Foresters present at conference

Museum of Anthropology educator Tina Smith, Education chair Mary Lynn Redmond and MOA director Stephen Whittington presented “Linking Cultures and Languages through Visual Learning” at the Visual Learning: Transforming the Liberal Arts conference held at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn. The presentation focused on the […]


Staff Advisory Council to meet

The Staff Advisory Council will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 23, from 9:30-11 a.m. in Benson 401 C/D. This month, Jennifer Collins and Sam Perrotta from the Office of the Provost will solicit feedback regarding the new Wellness Initiative. Meetings are open to all Wake Forest […]


New voicemail system is active

Information Systems rolled out a new voicemail system over the weekend.  The following paragraphs provide detailed information about how to access your voicemail now that the new voicemail system is active. How do I access the new voicemail system? From a campus phone you can […]


Canales recognized as ‘Woman Worth Watching’

Chief Human Resources Officer Carmen Canales was selected to appear in the 11th annual “Women Worth Watching” issue of the Profiles in Diversity Journal. The issue highlights women executives who have demonstrated outstanding achievement and leadership in their careers. Before coming to Wake Forest, Canales […]


Final week for flu shots

Flu season is just around the corner, and anyone can be a potential target. For this reason, Wake Forest has been sponsoring onsite flu shot drives in October for faculty, staff and retirees. Talk to your primary care physician to see if the flu vaccine is […]


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