In this Issue: Every summer, I like to share the Tips for a Sustainable Move-In from our Office of Sustainability. While I was looking for that, I found some other items that may be of interest to the Daily Deacdom. As always, read what […]
In this Issue: Hot off the presses is our Orientation schedule for New Deac Week. Our ’30 students and transfer students got it late yesterday, and our P’30 families got it this morning. But before we get to that story, we have a ranking of […]
In this Issue: what is Handshake, and how can families help their students maximize it? The OPCD asked me to share some information about Handshake today. They tell me that students don’t always understand why they need to use Handshake, one of our strongest internship […]
In this Issue: It’s the end of the week, and today I have just two topics, but both are great: how you can get to know President Rodriguez better, and learn how the impact of our work on leadership and character is going to broaden […]
In this Issue: We’re back to very hot weather here in Winston: today’s high is supposed to be 97, and it will be 94 throughout the weekend. If it is as hot where you live as it is in Winston, it might be a great […]
In this Issue: Today’s Daily Deac is all about good work being done by Wake faculty and staff on matters of ethics and professional development, which can directly benefit our students. Read on! Research by Dr. Christian Miller on why honesty is getting harder There […]
In this Issue: Today we share info on two important processes: getting your Family Weekend event tickets, and course registration for our incoming ’30 students, which starts July 22nd. Let’s get right to it! Family Weekend event registration opens at 10 a.m. tomorrow (July 15) […]
In this Issue: For students here for Summer II, they are experiencing an unexpected break in the normal summer heat: today’s high is projected only to get to 75 degrees (which is amazing). It’s also raining much of the day (which is less so). As […]
In this Issue: Learn more about how your student can purchase their textbooks and course materials I talked to my friends at the Bookstore because many families, especially our new P’30 families, have asked about the best methods to get their students’ textbooks. This Q&A […]
In this Issue: some helpful tips on why it is so important for students to read emails As we get closer to the start of the fall semester, I wanted to share a perspective that comes up every summer around this time. I know how […]