Faculty and staff books: September and October 2021
View a list of books published by Wake Forest University faculty and staff members in September and October 2021.
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College faculty retirees, 2020
This is the final post in a five-part series honoring College faculty who have retired in
2021 and 2020. Wake Forest University and the Undergraduate College honor these incredible teacher-scholars who retired in 2020 and their lasting legacies: John Friedenberg, Brian Gorelick, Judy Kem, G.E. “Rick” Matthews, Tom Phillips, Catherine “Cathy” Seta, Kathy Smith and Alan Williams.
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Faculty books: January 2021
Wake Forest University faculty members Michael L. Hughes and Herman Rapaport published books in January 2021.
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Faculty books: September 2020
Wake Forest University faculty members Lina Benabdallah, Jeffery D. Lerner and Yaohua Shi published books in September 2020.
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Faculty books: June and July 2020
Professors Mary Dalton, Stephanie Koscak and Roberta Morosini published books in June and July, 2020.
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Rahman elected president of South Asian Muslim Studies Association
Associate Professor of History Raisur Rahman was elected president of the South Asian Muslim Studies Association (SAMSA), recently.
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Plageman awarded 2018 NEH fellowship
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced, recently, that it has awarded a fellowship to Nate Plageman, associate professor of history, to support his completion of a book currently titled “State Planning and City Life in Western Ghana, 1900-1970.” His was one of 74 fellowships for 2018 announced by the NEH.
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Conference on Muslim identity in South Asia to be held Sept. 15-16
A two-day workshop/conference to focus on the issue of Muslim identity in South Asia will be held Sept. 15-16 at Reynolda House Museum of American Art. The workshop is entitled “Locality, Genre, and Muslim Belonging in South Asia. ” It is organized by M. Raisur Rahman, associate professor of history at Wake Forest, and Razak Khan, research fellow at the Centre for Modern Indian Studies in Gottingen, Germany.
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New Presidential Chairs named in College, School of Law
Wake Forest University has named its two newest Presidential Chairs: Alan Palmiter as the William T. Wilson, III, Presidential Chair for Business Law and Koleman Strumpf as the Burchfield Presidential Chair of Political Economy.
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