Wake Forest faculty members are recognized experts in their fields, and frequently they are asked to comment on local, national, or even international news stories. One of our faculty members, Sam Gladding (’67, MAEd ’71), Professor and Chair of the department of Counseling, was quoted […]
Happy Friday, Deac families! If you are not aware, we have designated Fridays as Black and Gold Friday, which means we hope you are wearing black and gold (or even better, official WFU apparel) wherever you are. You can help us boost school spirit […]
It’s a cool and grey morning on campus, Deac families. Some rain in the forecast for this morning, and then cool weather predicted for the rest of the week. I think it is finally time to break out the fall jackets for real. Here […]
Registration for spring semester 2014 classes will begin the first week of November, so students who have not yet declared a major (aka first-years and sophomores) are beginning to be contacted by their academic advisers to set up one-on-one meetings about class selection. The Office […]
Deac families, we’ve got an opportunity you may wish to share with your students, compliments of the Learning Assistance Center. The LAC provides individual peer tutoring services to students for many of the Basic and Divisional requirement classes, and also assists students who need […]
A colleague of mine, Kerry King (’85) is one of the talented writers on the Wake Forest Magazine staff. He sent me an article about one of Wake Forest’s legendary professors, Peggy Smith, professor emerita of art. She’s just written a book about […]
After a busy day yesterday, our newest students in the Class of 2017 are starting off their day with a group meeting with their academic and student advisers. These meetings last from 9-11:15 am and are meant to help our students get to know their […]
Today’s Daily Deac is a teaser. A tantalizing view of the interior of Farrell Hall. This is just a taste. We’ll post more pictures once the building is fully opened and furnished.
Today is the final day of looking at some of the ‘best of’s in articles talking about the value of a liberal arts education. This is from the Wall Street Journal, October 2012. Hope you have enjoyed thinking about the complexities of the […]
The Daily Deac is continuing its look at the value of a liberal arts education in part two of what will be a three part series. This is an oldie but goodie, the reflections of A.G. Lafley, former chairman of Proctor and Gamble. This was […]
