Normally after midterms we get an uptick in interest in the Learning Assistance Center and Disability Services, which offers free peer tutoring to students. Because this has been of interest, I asked Laura Denlinger, the Tutor Coordinator in the LAC, to share information about how […]
Happy Tuesday, Deac families! Today I have some information about up and coming events or processes. Next week is International Education week, and there are a ton of activities your students in which your students could participate. They can see the complete lineup here: https://global.wfu.edu/iss/international-education-week/ […]
Today is absolutely glorious. The temperature has dropped (thankfully) and it is just shy of 80 degrees. The sun is out, but the sky is peppered with some clouds so that helps to keep it feeling good. You can visit the Quad Cam and […]
Happy Monday, Deac families. It was a hot weekend – feels way too hot to be October – but it looks like we will have some cooler weather coming in the next two weeks: high 70s, then mid-70s, then mid-60s. Fall is such a beautiful […]
It was wonderful to see so many families this past weekend! Family Weekend is such an amazing time. Hope you enjoyed every minute! Today’s Daily Deac is a guest blog by Matthew Connor ’18, Wake Forest Fellow in the Office of the Dean of the […]
We are on Day 2 of the semester. Many of our classes are either Monday-Wednesday-Friday classes (50 minutes each) or Tuesday-Thursday classes (75 minutes each), so for those with Tuesday-Thursday classes it will be the first glimpse at the syllabus and the new semester. A […]
Today’s Daily Deac is a guest post by Alex Abrams, Communications Coordinator in the Office of the Dean of the College Justin Esarey has developed new methods for answering difficult political questions. Sheri Floge has replicated the ocean in her lab to examine how viruses […]
I’m out all week – so this is a pre-post, and a repeat of an oldie but goodie. For those who are P’22s with incoming first-year students, today’s Daily Deac is a primer in some of the etiquette that will help your Deac make a good […]
One of my colleagues on the academic side of the house forwarded me this article from LinkedIn. It is entitled “Why liberal arts and the humanities are as important as engineering” and it is a terrific reminder of why we need students who are […]
Happy Monday, Deac families! Let’s make it a great week. I was in the Benson Center early this morning going to the Post Office and saw the lounge that sits between the Post Office and the Dean of Students suite, empty. During the school […]
