Professor Emeritus of Art Harry Titus passed away on June 26. He was 81 years old. A gifted communicator and teacher, Titus brought his love of art history to the classroom where he taught generations of students over 32 years. He retired in 2013. As […]
Categories: University Announcements
Wake Forest is pleased to announce the appointment of Brad Maki as its new University registrar, effective August 1. Maki brings nearly two decades of higher education experience to this pivotal role, most recently serving as senior associate registrar at the University of Michigan at […]
Categories: University Announcements
A guest post from Wake Forest’s Professional Development Center (PDC) Imagine a family member or close friend seeking advice asking you, “What type of knowledge do you need to be successful at work and in life?” What would you say? I bet one of the […]
Categories: Wellbeing
Wake Forest has announced leadership changes within its Office of Financial Aid and Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Effective July 1, Tom Benza (MA ‘13) will be stepping down as the director of financial aid and will transition to a new role within the Office of […]
Categories: University Announcements
Jean Landers, an administrative assistant in University Advancement, passed away on June 12. She was 94. Landers was a graduate of Clemmons High School and studied at the American Institute of Banking for many years. She worked for Wachovia Bank for 11 years before leaving […]
Categories: University Announcements
Associate Professor of the Practice David Wilson passed away on June 15. He was 77. Wilson served the University mathematics department for 30 years. The middle of three children, he attended Morehead High School, and then Wake Forest University where he received a BS in […]
Categories: University Announcements
A guest post from Wake Forest University Police Each year, dozens of bicycles are abandoned at locations around campus. They are collected by the police department and held for the period allowed by NC law until they can be donated. The University Police Department donates […]
Categories: Pro Humanitate
On April 19, the Campus Health Committee shared information regarding COVID data retention & disposal. Please read the entire message on the Campus Health website and take action as appropriate by June 30. If your department has not responded yet, please do so now.
Categories: Safety, University Announcements
Assistant Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship Ariel D. Smith has been awarded a $4,000 Course Development grant from the Program for Leadership and Character. Smith is creating a new course for the Center for Entrepreneurship to support students’ character development called Exploring the Meaning of Ownership. […]
Categories: Awards & Recognition
Stephanie Koscak, associate professor of history, explores the history of royal portraiture in Britain and the symbolism of King Charles III’s new – and very red – official portrait by Jonathan Yeo. Kosack explains that part of the reason why the portraits and personalities of […]
Categories: Research & Discovery