David Weinstein admits to being a bit schizophrenic. Weinstein, a professor of political science and one of Wake Forest’s most prolific scholars in the humanities, often inhabits two intellectual worlds. As he moves back and forth between those worlds, he’s extending Wake Forest’s academic […]
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Due to the new health care reform bill, there are new restrictions on Flexible Spending Accounts. Certain over-the-counter drugs and medicines now require a Note of Medical Necessity or a prescription from a doctor to be considered an eligible expense. Read more.
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Paul Hudson, University police officer, has been named Officer of the Month by Residence Life and Housing. He was recognized for his commitment to keeping the campus safe by going above and beyond the call of duty, and for his helpful and friendly demeanor.
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The Volunteer Service Corps and the Office of Multicultural Affairs are collecting new and slightly used books for children (ages 4 – 10) for a service event in conjunction with the national MLK Day of Service in January. The books should be delivered to the […]
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Gloria Stickney, currently business manger in the physics department, also has worked in human resources and research and sponsored programs during the 11 years she’s been at Wake Forest, but she’s more commonly known around campus as the “quilt lady” for her Wake Forest […]
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Ananda Mitra, chair and professor of communication, responded to the panel “Illuminating the Absent in Visual Argument” and presented the paper “Managing Narbs: a Pleasant Presence on Social Networks” at the National Communication Association Conference in San Francisco. He was also awarded a Wake Forest […]
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Kyle Bryner, collections manager at the Museum of Anthropology, moderated and participated in several panels and presentations at the annual meeting of the Southeastern Museums Conference in Baton Rouge, La., in October, including “Collections Plans, How to!” and “Collecting Ethics in the Real World.”
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1 Year Brianna Barker Caza, Visiting Assistant Professor, Schools of Business
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Tina Smith, museum educator at the Museum of Anthropology, moderated and participated in several panels and presentations at the annual meeting of the Southeastern Museums Conference in Baton Rouge, La., in October, including “Cheap but Good Museum Education Programs.”
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20 Years Warren R. Atkins, Service Technician, Facilities and Campus Services 15 Years Melissa Cox Dinkins, Custodian, Facilities and Campus Services
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