Because it’s almost Winter Break for our administrators, faculty and staff, we’re devoting the next week of the Daily Deac blog to more “Meet a Deac” features. We hope you enjoy continuing to meet the talented and caring members of the campus community who […]
Our next Meet a Deac is a member of the Learning Assistance Center, our office that assists students with individual and group tutoring as well as those with documented disabilities . Here’s Michael Shuman, Associate Director of the Learning Assistance Center and Disability Services. […]
Here in the Office of Parent Programs, we try to stay in touch with Deac families in a variety of different ways. The Parents’ Page and this Daily Deac blog are two of the biggies, but we also have a Wake Forest Parents Facebook […]
We’re reaching the end of Finals Week and campus is emptying out bit by bit. I had the occasion to walk to a couple of meetings this morning, and my impression of campus is that it is a gray day, students seemed to be wearing […]
Our student-athletes have a very difficult job, balancing all the rigors of Wake Forest academics with the rigors of Division I athletics. They compete at the highest level in both arenas, and as an alumna I am proud of our student-athletes and their enviable […]
One of the hallmarks of a Wake Forest education is the personal attention our students receive. The concept of the “education of the whole person” extends beyond the classroom to mentoring relationships with faculty and administrators. Today we want to introduce you to Hansford […]
It’s here, folks. Finals. Which can be the most pressure-filled time of year for your students. A lot of that pressure is self-imposed of course, but they still feel it. Need to study. Need to do well. Can’t disappoint my parents. Need a good GPA. Need to […]
In today’s Daily Deac, we meet a member of the faculty. If your students are headed to Winston Hall for Biology classes, they might encounter Dr. Wayne Silver. ——————– What is your official job title? Biology Professor. How long have you worked at WFU, […]
As your students are moving into finals (which start Monday), they would probably tell you it’s been a tough week here. On Tuesday, the campus lost Morgan Judd, who passed away after a brief illness. There is a beautiful article in the Cincinnati Enquirer […]
It’s the last day of classes today, and finals begin next week. Last night it was cold and rainy and very, very windy. I was on campus late for the United Way auction and there was a steady amount of traffic in Benson, as well […]
