During Spring Break, we conclude our coverage of our Senior Orations. Today we have Pro Humanitate and the Rhetorical Importance of our Interpretation by Darius Williams (’16). —————- Pro Humanitate. For Humanity. A wondrous motto; a simple phrase. We are privileged, as heirs of Mother So […]
I had expected that on the Friday before Spring Break that campus would be a ghost town. While there certainly seem to be fewer students here, there was traffic on the Mag Quad during the 11 am class change as well as in the Benson […]
Slogging through midterms is no fun. And it had been so beautiful and warm at the start of the week, but yesterday and today have been cold by comparison (high 40s instead of the high 60s/low 70s we’d had). So your Deacs are probably more […]
We continue our look at the Senior Orations read during Founder’s Day Convocation in late February. Today we have two that were read in Wait Chapel: “The Case for Generalism”, by Robert “Tripp” Maloney (’16) Even as I approach the end of my time […]
Spring Break is next week. The break comes right after midterms, and students will be ready for a break. Some of them might come home to you to visit, others might go to the beach (either in the US or the Caribbean). Some will go on […]
The long-awaited addition to Worrell Professional Center (WPC) is now completed, so our department of Health and Exercise Science has moved in there. I have seen students and faculty coming and going so I decided to take a little walkabout. (True confession: mostly I got […]
Happy Friday, Deac families. I happened to spend some time in an office that I don’t usually frequent, and at the time I did not sit there and do a proper Five Senses kind of post, but let me share some impressions with you. My […]
There are so many great people at Wake Forest – some with names and faces that are very public, others that you might not know but who may have a profound impact on your students. Our Meet a Deac series – I hope – will introduce […]
Senior Orations are a kind of essay competition where seniors could submit an essay about their Wake Forest experience to be judged (by a group of faculty, if I recall correctly). Ten overall finalists were selected, and of those ten, three Senior Orations were selected […]
We continue our Meet a Deac series this week with one of my dear friends, Dr. James Raper of the University Counseling Center. You would have met James if you attended the Just for Parents: Help with the College Transition session during Orientation/move-in weekend; he co-facilitates that […]
