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Carter receives award

Stewart Carter, professor of music, received the Clifford Bevan Award for Meritorious Work in Low Brass Scholarship, in recognition of distinguished, life-long research on the trombone and dedicated service as editor at the International Tuba Euphonium Conference.


Faculty, staff test new technology

It was like Christmas morning when a dozen shiny, new iPads were delivered to Darcy Delph’s office this summer. Apple’s latest bit of technology was eagerly anticipated by faculty members at who are assessing whether such electronic gadgets have a legitimate place in the classroom. […]


October 2010 staff milestones

40 Years Melanie G. Nutt, Director, Admissions and Financial Aid, School of Law 25 Years Lynne G. Heflin, Administrative Assistant, Men’s Basketball Office 20 Years Antonio A. Broome, Custodian, Facilities and Campus Services


McCauley receives funding from NSF

Anita K. McCauley, adjunct assistant professor of biology, has received funding from the National Science Foundation for her proposal “MRI Acquisition of Accessories to Upgrade a Confocal Miscroscope Used for Research and Training at Wake Forest University.”


Retired professor G. McLeod Bryan dies

G. McLeod Bryan, a professor emeritus of religion who was known for championing racial justice and human rights, died Sept. 29 in Winston-Salem. He was 90. His family will receive friends Thursday night from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at Salem Funeral Home, on the corner […]


Faccinto exhibit to open in New York

“Victor Faccinto: A Three Decade Survey” will open November 20 at the Luise Ross Gallery in New York City. The exhibition includes painting, sculpture, photography and video created between 1973 and 2010. Faccinto has been the director of the Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery […]


Zeyl receives funding from NSF

Clifford Zeyl, professor of biology, has received funding from the National Science Foundation for his proposal “Collaborative research: The genomics of adaptation in experimental yeast populations during short and long-term selection on invasive growth.”


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