After a day that was full of rain yesterday, we have graduated to merely grey and a small chance of rain. If you look out the windows and see trees losing their leaves and grey skies, you might expect it to feel a little colder […]
There are a number of new faces in the Office of the Dean of Students, and because that office touches (directly or indirectly) so many of our students, I thought it might be good to sit down with some of them and interview them for […]
There were a lot of good things that happened this weekend (soccer and field hockey victories, a great opening weekend at the University Theatre). I tried to write about those today but can’t quite find the right words, given the fact that there was also […]
Happy Friday to all our Deac parents and families. It’s felt like a long week on campus. Our first-year students and sophomores have been in the process of meeting with their academic advisers to plan their spring 2016 schedules; juniors and seniors meet with major advisers. […]
Here are a couple of beautiful shots of campus taken recently during the rainy weather. Fall is just about at its peak right now. If your Deacs haven’t taken a drive (or a walk) down Reynolda Road, the leaves are stunning. Reynolda Road has trees […]
Project Pumpkin is today, and I am hoping that the forecast improves. There is an 80% chance of rain for the day, and it’s pretty grey and foggy this morning. Theoretically you will be able to tune in to the Quad Cam in the […]
It is a very, very cold day today. The high is only supposed to reach 50, and there has been rain (or threat of rain) all day, which makes the cold feel that much more biting. Had business in the main part of campus today […]
I got an email about this event that is happening this week – hopefully it might be of interest to your Deacs. As we so often say, how many more times in your students’ lives are they going to have access to the caliber of lectures, […]
Today’s Daily Deac was authored by Adam Dovico (’04), Clinical Professor in the Education Department. ——————– Life can come full circle in funny ways. In 2000, I entered Wake Forest an eager, but nervous transplant from New Jersey. In 2004, I graduated Wake Forest with […]
We try to talk about (and live out) our Pro Humanitate motto in many different ways on campus. We also try to expose our students to national and international thought leaders on a variety of topics. Having access to big ideas from recognized leaders can […]