The Daily Deac continues its Meet a Deac feature, where we profile Wake Foresters who touch the lives of students and parents in different ways. Today we want to introduce you someone who helps make your students’ campus experience as enjoyable and enriching […]
Today we have a guest interviewer for Meet a Deac. Rosalind Tedford, Director for Research and Instruction in the Z. Smith Reynolds Library, is turning the tables and asking the questions of Betsy Chapman, Director of Parent Programs and editor of the Parents’ Page. ————————— […]
If you are a Wake Forest parent and attended the Just for Parents: Help with the College Transition session during move-in weekend, you might remember James Raper, Assistant Director of the University Counseling Center; James and Dr. Joanne Clinch of the Student Health Service […]
The Daily Deac is a big fan of the ZSR Library. The library has considerably upped its game over the past decade – with increased resources, personalized assistance, the haven that is Starbucks, and innovative and fun programs like Wake the Library during finals […]
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 […]
