Proposals funded: Clarke, Gross, Rejeski, Zhang
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty Philip Clarke, Michael Gross, Jack Rejeski and Ke Zhang on each of their funded research proposals.
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Updates from HR: Winter Break Toolkit, clinic holiday hours, 2021 prescription plan reminders
Wake Forest University Human Resources shared updates with campus, including a Winter Break Toolkit, faculty and staff clinic holiday hours, a reminder of prescription plan changes for the 2021 calendar year, a Medicare learning session and a reminder of the University’s Orange Operating Status through Thanksgiving.
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Wake Forest Virtual Artisans’ Fair to be held virtually on Dec. 5
Thanks to popular demand, we’ve found a way to host this year’s annual Wake Forest University Artisans’ Fair, connecting our talented vendors with those looking for the perfect gift! The fair will be held virtually on Saturday, Dec. 5, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Proposals funded: Bonin, Fanning, Parker-Moore, Stone
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty Keith Bonin, Jason Fanning, Dani Parker-Moore and Eric Stone on each of their funded research proposals.
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Betsy Chapman receives award from AHEPPP: Family Engagement in Higher Education
Betsy Chapman, executive director of family communications, has received the Outstanding Contribution to Research and/or Literature award from AHEPPP: Family Engagement in Higher Education. AHEPPP is the premier national association for higher education professionals who work with the parents and family members of college students.
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Proposals funded: Cordy, Curtis, Miller, Rejeski, Sizemore
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty and staff Regina Cordy, Mark Curtis, Christian Miller, Jack Rejeski and Shelley Sizemore on each of their funded research proposals.
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Wake Forest earns national recognition for global campus commitment
International Education Week (IEW) began today and runs through Friday, Nov. 20. The Center for Global Programs and Studies and co-sponsors invite the Wake Forest community to participate in a wide variety of events this week to celebrate. Today, Wake Forest University was recognized by the Institute of International Education (IIE) and Diversity Abroad for increasing access to global experiences for all students. Faculty and staff have advanced initiatives that strengthen global mindsets and keep students engaged globally, even amid the pandemic.
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Proposals funded: Comstock-Ferguson, Fanning, Guthold, Messier
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty Lindsay Comstock-Ferguson, Jason Fanning, Martin Guthold and Stephen Messier on each of their funded research proposals.
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Slavery, Race and Memory Project to discuss essay collection on Nov. 19
In the Spring of 2020, the Wake Forest University Slavery, Race and Memory Project (SRMP) published a collection of essays, titled “To Stand With And For Humanity.” The SRMP will host a virtual, public conversation about the publication on Thursday, Nov. 19, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
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Locklair composition performed by Winston-Salem Symphony for virtual concert Nov. 15
The Winston-Salem Symphony will perform Dan Locklair’s “In Memory – H.H.L.” for string orchestra on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 3 p.m. as part of “American Landscapes.” The virtual concert will be streamed live from the Stephens Center. Locklair is professor of music and composer-in-residence at Wake Forest University.
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