"Deacon Dining" Archive

Updates from HR: NCFDD resources, listening sessions and events, Title IX training, Form 1095-C

Form 1095-C: Employer-Provided Health Insurance

The University will be mailing a Form 1095-C to colleagues who were eligible and/or enrolled in the employer-provided medical plan for the 2020 plan year. Photo of black and gold balloons forming large "W-F-U" letters on Davis Field with Wait Chapel in the backgroundForms should arrive on or before March 2. You may file your 2020 federal income tax returns before receiving Form 1095-C; however, once you receive the form, it should be retained with your tax records.

Learn more at irs.gov.

National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD)

NCFDD resources are now available for the entire campus through an institutional membership. Use your wfu.edu or wakehealth.edu email address to establish an account and explore the resources.

More information is available on Inside WFU.

“What are Deacons hungry for?”

Campus Dining hopes to gain valuable insights and feedback on the important role our dining services have on campus. Faculty and staff are invited to participate in a 50-minute facilitated listening session on Jan. 28, Feb. 1 or Feb. 3. All participants will be entered into a raffle for various Camino Bakery and Village Juice gift cards.

Register for a listening session on the PDC website.

Celebration of Dr. Maya Angelou: Jan. 30

The Association of Wake Forest University Black Alumni (AWFUBA) and the Office of Alumni Engagement invite the Wake Forest community and beyond to join a virtual event on Saturday, Jan. 30, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. celebrating Dr. Maya Angelou and 50 years of her beloved memoir, “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.”

Visit the event page to register.

“The Challenge of Blackness”: Feb. 3

The Intercultural Center invites the campus community to an iLab Lunch & Learn entitled “The Challenge of Blackness: A Public Conversation on African American Studies at Wake Forest” with Professor Corey D. B. Walker.

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Update: Wake Forest's Reynolda Campus closed Tuesday, Dec. 11

This announcement was emailed to students, faculty and staff on Dec. 10 by Wake Forest Communications and External Relations:

Because of weather conditions, the Reynolda Campus of Wake Forest University will be closed Tuesday, Dec. 11. There will be no academic operations.  Offices will be closed.  This includes Wake Downtown.

Travel on and off campus is expected to be hazardous, so all are encouraged to be cautious outside.

Dining services will be available.  To obtain information on campus dining, visit deacondining.com. The late-night breakfast has been cancelled; it had been scheduled for Monday night.

Campus shuttles will not operate Tuesday.

Recreation facilities, Z. Smith Reynolds Library, the Student Health Service and Benson University Center will be open Tuesday. The Wake Forest Wellbeing Center/Reynolds Gym will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.  ZSR Library is open 24 hours.  The Student Health Service will operate on an urgent-care basis, only. Appointments are cancelled. Benson Center will operate with regular hours.

The President’s Holiday Party has been cancelled.  It was scheduled to be held Tuesday for staff and faculty and their families.

Please continue to check the Wake Alert website at wakealert.wfu.edu for any other announcements that may be made.

Wake Forest Reynolda Campus closed Dec. 10; no academic operations Sunday

This announcement was emailed to students, faculty and staff on Dec. 9 by Wake Forest Communications and External Relations

Because of weather conditions, the Reynolda Campus of Wake Forest University will be closed Monday, Dec. 10.  There will be no academic operations.  Offices will be closed.

This includes Wake Downtown.

For Sunday, Dec. 9, academic operations are cancelled.

Travel on and off campus is expected to be hazardous, so all are encouraged to be cautious outside.

To obtain information on campus dining, visit deacondining.com. (Dining services will be available.)

Recreation facilities, Z. Smith Reynolds Library and Benson University Center will be open.  The Wake Forest Wellbeing Center/Reynolds Gym plans to be open from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. Sunday.  Benson Center plans to be open regular hours Sunday. The library plans to be open 24 hours.

No campus transportation services are available Sunday.  This includes the OnCall, Wake Downtown, Hanes Mall/Target, Freshman and Gray Line shuttles.  Information regarding Monday has not been announced.

Freshman and sophomore vehicles currently parked on campus may remain parked on campus Sunday and Monday. Vehicles will not be cited for remaining on campus during that time.  Further information will be communicated regarding parking for Tuesday and the remainder of the week at a later time.

Please continue to check the Wake Alert website at wakealert.wfu.edu for any other announcements that may be made.

Reynolda Campus of Wake Forest closed Wednesday Jan. 17

This announcement was emailed to students, faculty and staff on Jan. 17 by Wake Forest Communications and External Relations:

Because of weather conditions, the Reynolda Campus of Wake Forest University will be closed on Wednesday, January 17.  Classes will not meet on campus.  Offices will be closed.

This includes Wake Downtown.

Travel on and off campus Wednesday is expected to be hazardous, so all are encouraged to be cautious outside.

For those planning to attend events on campus Wednesday, check with the host or sponsoring organization.

To obtain information on campus dining, visit deacondining.com.

Recreation facilities, Z. Smith Reynolds Library and Benson University Center will be open Wednesday.

University shuttles will not operate Wednesday.

Please continue to check the Wake Alert website at wakealert.wfu.edu for any other announcements that may be made.

Wake Wonder Woman event to be held Jan. 22-26

Faculty, staff and students will be able to attend more than 20 sessions focused on women’s holistic wellbeing Jan. 22-26 as part of the Wake Wonder Woman event at Wake Forest.

Wake Wonder Woman is co-sponsored by the Office of Wellbeing, Campus Recreation, the Student Health Service, the Women’s Center and Deacon Dining.

Topics include:

  • Fueling Your Inner Wonder Woman
  • Passing the Mic
  • Women Who FOCUS
  • Wonder Women Fill Their Cup First
  • Women Got Game

A calendar of the sessions is offered on the Wake Wonder Woman web site.  Additional information about the event is available there, too.

According to the web site, the Wake Wonder Woman event will offer hands-on educational awareness and physical activities.

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