Office of the Provost announces faculty retirements
The Office of the Provost has announced the following Reynolda Campus faculty retirements with full retirement dates in July or August of 2020:
School of Business
George Page West, professor
College
John Friedenberg, associate teaching professor
Brian Gorelick, associate professor
Judy Kem, professor
Rick Matthews, professor
Cathy Seta, professor
Alan Williams, history
School of Law
Kate Mewhinney, professor
Suzanne Reynolds, professor
Categories: Faculty News, Inside WFU
September 2016 staff milestones
See a list of faculty and staff milestones in September 2016:
Categories: University Announcement
Law school announces associate dean and faculty promotions
As of July 1, the following Wake Forest University School of Law faculty have been promoted to new or existing positions (full stories available through links): Executive Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Jonathan Cardi; Associate Dean for Research and Public Engagement Kami Chavis; Associate Dean for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Simone Rose; Associate Professor Gregory Parks; and Associate Professor Andrew Verstein.
Categories: Faculty News
Campus Connections to be held Feb. 8
Guest post from the Office of the Provost:
We look forward to seeing you Monday, Feb. 8, at 8:45 a.m. for our first Campus Connections of the new year.
If you are unable to be with us in Benson Center, Room 401, we hope that you will join us over WebEx.
In order to do so, please:
- Go to https://wfu.webex.com/wfu/onstage/g.php?MTID=e73a91a03c017b4335f0f7540105163dc
- Enter your personal information and the event password: w5H6JFPV
Categories: University Announcement
Davis named Wake Forest Law's academic dean
The School of Law has named Timothy Davis as executive associate dean for academic affairs. Davis is John W. and Ruth H. Turnage Professor of Law.
“Soon after Tim arrived in 1998, the whole community knew to rely on his good judgment and sound advice,” Dean Suzanne Reynolds says. “His students love him in and outside of class. His strength of character and his steady demeanor will serve him well in this new role.”
For more information, visit the School of Law website.
Categories: Faculty News
