Even though it is Spring Break, some of our students are hard at work on an upcoming campus project, Wake ‘N Shake. The Daily Deac talked to Lucas Swenson, a junior Business and Enterprise Management major and co-chair of Wake ‘N Shake 2013, about […]
During the spring semester, it is natural for our seniors to be looking for their next step. Hopefully most of them are taking advantage of all the opportunities in the Office of Personal and Career Development to help them align their educational and career goals. Today we wanted […]
Leading up to Valentine’s Day, the Daily Deac is reflecting on some of the reasons we love Wake Forest. Today’s reason is: We help students discover their passions – sometimes ones they didn’t even know they had. This can happen in a lot of […]
Over the past couple of weeks I have had an opportunity to talk with a good many students – not just my own academic advisees, but other students I have come to know from various events on campus. Because it is almost time for spring […]
Becoming employed (or enrolled in a graduate or professional school) after graduation is the goal of all our students – and their parents and families! The Office of Personal and Career Development sent me some information about an event coming up this week that your […]
Here’s a late entry for the Daily Deac, but hope it rounds out your Friday. The Office of Personal and Career Development just sent our office a message about a major event they are sponsoring. This will be a great opportunity for your students, so […]
Because I am an academic advisor, I have gone to a number of Orientation activities with the Class of 2016. One of my favorite ones to attend is the session by the Office of Personal and Career Development. It’s always a high energy, fun […]
Today is the last “free” day before classes begin. It’s a beautiful week on campus – with weather in the mid 80s and not too much chance of rain. For those Deac families who live in the Gulf Coast, we are thinking of you […]
There is a terrific news story running on the Wake Forest website called “Married to Your Major? Not at WFU.” It talks about how students can have a major of their choosing (even if it is not the traditional one for that career path) […]
I had a delightful meeting yesterday morning with a family who has two students who are just about to begin their Wake Forest careers – one is an incoming first year student and the other will be starting the Masters of Arts in Management (MA) […]
