July 2015 faculty milestones
See a list of faculty milestones for July 2015:
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Faculty publications: June updates
Dalton, Mary M., Rebecca Steiner, & Candis Tate, Eds. (Communication). Critical Media Studies: Student Essays on THE WIRE. Library Partners Press. May 2015. Madera, Judith. (English). Black Atlas: Geography and Flow in Nineteenth-Century African American Literature. Duke University Press. June 2015. […]
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Provost’s office spring grants
The Provost’s Office awarded the following grants for spring 2015: Provost’s Fund for a Vibrant Campus: Amanda Gengler and David Yamane, Health Inequalities: Social Foundations and Social Consequences, $3,360.00 Ulrike Wiethaus, Margaret Bender, Ross Griffith, A Cherokee Celebration and Commemoration: President James Ralph Scales and […]
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Faculty Fellowships and promotions
Congratulations to Wake Forest University faculty who have been awarded fellowships and recieved promotions. Wake Forest Faculty Fellowships______________________________ The Wake Forest Faculty Fellowship is a program of financial support designed to honor our best teacher-scholars. Recipients are: Rebecca Alexander (CHM), The F.M. Kirby Family Faculty Fellowship< Laura Aull […]
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WFU historian featured on TLC’s ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’
Wake Forest University Assistant Professor of History Jake Ruddiman analyzed historical documents and provided on-air commentary for the April 19 episode of the TLC program “Who Do You Think You Are?” featuring actor Bill Paxton. The show helps celebrities research their family history. In this episode, Paxton […]
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2015-16 Wake Forest Fellows named
By Madeline Stone, News and Communications Intern Ten seniors will remain at Wake Forest following graduation as Wake Forest Fellows, working in the President’s Office, Information Systems, University Advancement and in other offices around campus. Since 2008, the Wake Forest Fellows program has […]
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Proposals funded in CNS, CSC, HES, HST, and PHY
Congratulations to Philip Clarke, assistant professor of counseling, whose proposal entitled “Care Train Project” has been funded by the Wake Forest University Health Sciences. Congratulations to Robert Hellyer, associate professor of history, whose proposal entitled “The Civil Wars of Japan’s Meiji Restoration and National Reconciliation […]
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Historian Ed Hendricks was part of Wake Forest history
By Kerry King, Wake Forest Magazine Much of J. Edwin Hendricks’ life story can be gleaned from the last four digits of his home telephone number: 1834. It seems fitting that those four numbers – the year of Wake Forest’s founding – belonged to […]
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Professor Emeritus of History Ed Hendricks dies
We are saddened to report that J. Edwin “Ed” Hendricks, professor emeritus of history, died March 27 in Winston-Salem. Dr. Hendricks accepted his first and only faculty appointment as an Early American specialist at Wake Forest College in 1961. He retired in 2009. We […]
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A message from Wake Forest’s new Dean of the College
A message to faculty and staff from Wake Forest’s new Dean of the College Michele Gillespie Dear Colleagues, By now, the news has been shared that I will be taking on a new role at Wake Forest. It is a privilege to be selected […]
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