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Faculty proposals funded

University seal viewed through ironwork WFCongratulations to the following Wake Forest faculty and staff members who have had proposals funded.

Patricia Clayton, associate professor of engineering, whose proposal “Empowering Engineering Scholar-Activists through Community-driven Research Experience” has been funded by the National Science Foundation and the University of Texas at Austin.

Sarah Esstman, associate professor of biology, whose proposal “Rotavirus Genome Replication and Virion Assembly” has been funded by the National Institutes of Health.

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Comings and goings: February 2023

See the February 2023 list of employees who joined or left the University.

We look forward to working with new Wake Forest employees and appreciate the service of those who have moved on.

 

 

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Recognize. Inspire. Celebrate. TechX 2023

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TechX is an annual technology event hosted by Wake Forest University Information Systems that showcases and celebrates the ways in which faculty, staff and students are using technology in their courses, scholarship, work and creative endeavors.

On March 28-29, TechX will feature engagement opportunities around innovative technology themes. Sign up to receive agenda details at the TechX website here.

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Feedback sessions mark pivotal next step in the strategic framing process

Entire campus community is urged to provide feedback during in-person or virtual sessions or through an online form

The Strategic Framework process, which began last fall, is nearing another milestone as the five thematic working groups prepare to share the first phase of their work in a series of feedback sessions during the week of February 20th (full details here). Read more

Comings and goings: January 2023

See the January 2023 list of employees who joined or left the University.

We look forward to working with new Wake Forest employees and appreciate the service of those who have moved on.

 

 

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