Author: Betsy Chapman Archive

It’s a new year and we are back to work, and we’re easing back in with a new Meet A Deac! Today it is my pleasure to introduce Jackie Sheridan of the Scholars Office. Jackie, thanks so much for being our Meet A Deac […]

It’s the last day of the year, and a bonus edition of Meet A Deac! Today I am pleased to introduce you to my friend and colleague Matt Clifford of Residence Life and Housing. Matt, thanks so much for doing this. Let’s start with […]

Today’s preposted Daily Deac is a repeat of a past post about sorority recruitment. Young women going through recruitment have been receiving information directly from the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life about the operational aspects of the process, so I won’t repeat that here. […]

This morning, a message about our spring semester protocols was shared with the campus community. We wanted parents and families to be aware of this important information. Thanks in large part to widespread cooperation with the booster-shot requirement announced on December 10, Wake […]

Since we are closed for Winter Break, I have preposted content to run in my absence. Hope you enjoy this story about how your Deacs took civic engagement to the next level, voting in record numbers. ————- For years, leaders in Wake Forest’s 

It’s Meet A Deac Monday! We’ve been thrilled to feature more faculty in our Meet A Deacs, and today I am pleased to interview one of our faculty members from the Department of Engineering, Kyana Young. Thank you for joining us today, Kyana. We’ll […]

It’s Christmas Eve, so for today’s pre-scheduled content, I thought I would share a mini-playlist of some of my favorite Christmas songs. We’ll count down from my #10 to my all time favorite #1. Hope you enjoy! #10 – Run Run Rudolph by Chuck […]

As we continue our pre-scheduled content for the Winter Break, today we look back at one of the most joyful – and highly anticipated – events of the year: Commencement for the Class of 2020. Postponed 16 months from its original date due to the […]

As we continue with pre-posted content during the break, today I want to catch you up on an article by our own Christian Miller, AC Reid Professor of Philosophy and author of Honesty: The Philosophy and Psychology of a Neglected Virtue (2021), Moral Psychology (2021) and 

University administrative offices are closed from December 20 through January 3rd. I will also be out on January 4, so I am preposting a lot of Daily Deac content for the break. We know there will be students uploading their COVID booster documentation (or late […]