Helga A. Welsh, professor of political science, has written two articles: “Germany: Ascent to Middle Power,” in European Foreign Policies: Does Europe Still Matter? (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2010, Ronald Tiersky and Jon Van Oudenaren, eds.), pp. 211-234, and “Higher Education in Germany: Fragmented Change […]
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Catherine E. Harnois, professor of sociology, presented a paper, “Feminist, Womanist, or None of the Above?” at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association in Atlanta.
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Mary Dalton, associate professor of communication, has published the second revised edition of her book, “The Hollywood Curriculum: Teachers in the Movies.” She presented a paper, “Adored and Abhorred: Michael Moore, Capitalism, and Extreme Techniques in Documentary Production” at the University Film and Video Association […]
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Alessandra Beasley Von Burg, professor of communication, published an article “Symposium on Citizenship,” in Communication Teacher 24, 3 (July 2010).
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Andrew Ettin, professor of English, has written an article “Rahav Visited and Revisited,” that was published in the August 2010 issue of “Kerem: Creative Explorations in Judaism.”
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A new method of cleaning campus buildings has earned Wake Forest an award for best new cleaning program from an industry group, which also recognized eight custodians for their outstanding work. The University began implementing the “Operating System I” (OS1) approach to cleaning campus buildings […]
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Connie Green, administrative coordinator in the English department, does a lot of “juggling,” which is why she was named Employee of the Year (non-exempt) last fall. She has worked at Wake Forest for 19 years.
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Reynolda House Museum of American Art offers some programs, including gallery talks, lectures and symposia, at no cost to faculty and staff. See the museum’s calendar for free events. General admission to the Museum is always free for faculty and staff and a guest.
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You can check out an iPad, ebook reader, flip video camera, HD digital camera and mini LCD projector from The Bridge, located at the back of the main floor atrium in the Z. Smith Reynolds Library.
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Decades of working with undergraduates in his chemistry research has earned chemistry professor Ron Noftle national recognition. Noftle was one of 12 educators recently named a 2010 Senior Scientist Mentor by The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation. “Many (senior) faculty no longer teach courses nor take […]
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