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Winter break and COVID-19 prevention

The following message is shared on behalf of Wake Forest University Human Resources; it appeared in the department’s winter break reminders email to faculty and staff. As many of us take a well-deserved break this holiday season, your health and wellbeing continue to be our top priority and concern. Cases of COVID-19 are increasing significantly in our area and across the country. You can reduce the likelihood of your exposure to COVID-19 by following the CDC’s guidance on the Three Ws, limit the number of individuals with whom you spend time, always wear a face covering when with others who do not live in your home, and avoid gatherings where meals are served.

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Important Title IX updates for faculty and staff

Recently, the U.S. Department of Education made substantial changes to Title IX regulations, which prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex or gender in education programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance. Such programs and activities must respond promptly to allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination. As a result, Wake Forest University updated its Title IX policy effective August 14, 2020. Please understand that the University’s number one priority remains the same: equity, fairness, access, safety and respect for the entire Wake Forest community.

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Tiffany Tate receives Winston Under 40 Leadership Award

Tiffany Tate, associate director for national engagement, University Advancement, has been recognized as a 2020 Winston Under 40 Leadership Award recipient. Honorees are individuals excelling in their field, contributing to the community and demonstrating strong leadership for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.

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IdeasCityWS panel discussion: “From the Ground Up” and workforce development

In October 2019, Wake Forest University Facilities staff participated in “From the Ground Up,” an original dance performance held on Hearn Plaza. Directed by Allison Orr (’93) of Forklift Danceworks in Austin, the production elevated the dedicated people whose skillful work often goes unseen. To commemorate the anniversary of this groundbreaking event, IdeasCityWS will host a “Beta Bonfire” panel discussion on Thursday, Dec. 10 at 5 p.m., looking back at the production through the lens of workforce development.

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Faculty books: November 2020

Wake Forest University faculty members Christine Coughlin, Luis González and Rémi Lanzoni published books in November 2020. Former adjust professor and Wake Forest School of Law alum Matthew Houston co-authored a book with Christine Coughlin.

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Reminder: Flu shot documentation due Dec. 15

As a reminder, this year’s new Mandatory Influenza Vaccine Policy requires all faculty and staff to submit documentation of receiving a flu shot by Tuesday, Dec. 15. Faculty and staff may request a medical, religious or off-site exemption from the policy by completing the Influenza Vaccine Exemption Request Form. More information is available at hr.wfu.edu/flu-shots.

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Plans for proposed School of Professional Studies

The following message was shared with the campus community from Provost Rogan Kersh. Dear Wake Forest Community: Wake Forest’s Board of Trustees has approved plans to establish a School of Professional Studies in Charlotte. Pending completion of a full market analysis and business plan, the […]

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Raymond L. Wyatt dies

We are saddened to announce that Raymond L. Wyatt, professor emeritus of biology, died Nov. 26. He was 94. A private service will be held at a later date. An obituary appeared today in the Winston-Salem Journal. Professor Wyatt joined […]

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