I have been thinking a lot about going back to normal times on campus. One of the things I love most during a normal academic year is walking across our beautiful campus and stumbling on the unexpected. Sometimes in my wanderings, I would find something […]
One of the academic lessons we try to teach our students is the importance of using reliable sources in research and papers. By reliable, I mean primary sources: places that have a proven track record of verifiably true content because it was generated by the […]
Even in non-pandemic years, the Student Health Service is one of our most critical areas on campus: they specialize in college student health, serve as your student’s primary care physician while they are here, help students with everything from chronic conditions to urgent care needs, […]
I will be out of the office this week following the passing of my P’92 mother. The Daily Deac will be dark the rest of the week; this message was pre-scheduled. Part of what makes Wake Forest special is having a vibrant on-campus community. The […]
All hands are on deck prepping for Commencement. Our Commencement office has asked me to share some final information with you: A message was sent to gradutes and their families today about Governor Cooper’s press conference, which outlined public health measures. Read the full message […]
With Commencement around the corner, I have a few more things to share. I am starting to get questions about how one dresses for the ceremonies. This is a year unlike any we’ve ever had, so I can’t exactly draw on the past. That said, […]
Today I want to share some information on a few fronts. We’ve gotten some questions about availability of gas in North Carolina relative to the Colonial pipeline issue. A friend tipped me off to Gas Buddy, which shows where there is gas available. I […]
There are a variety of news items that I missed between being out last week and yesterday being Meet A Deac day, so want to catch you up today. Bear with me, as there is much to cover. Dr. Hatch sent a message on […]
Editor’s Note: following the publication of this Meet A Deac, the Learning Assistance Center was renamed the Center for Learning, Access, and Student Success (CLASS) Longtime readers of the Daily Deac know I am a big fan of the Learning Assistance Center and Disability […]
I am still out of the office, so this is a pre-post. The Fourth of July is still several weeks away, but today we’re going to talk about the Declaration of Independence (though not the one you’re thinking of!) Today we are talking about affirming […]