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 […]
Is your student looking for something to do this Friday night that is exciting and engaging? We’ve got just the thing – and it has the added appeal of food, which is something all our students seem to enjoy! Wake Forest will host its 4th […]
One of the goals of a liberal arts education is to provide students with br0ad knowledge of academic subjects and expose them to current events, speakers, and more. Our students are increasingly interested in being global citizens; this might be a result from the connectedness […]
The Daily Deac is a big fan of the ZSR Library. This week they will open this year’s Library Lecture Series. See the information below, and encourage your student to check it out! ————————- The Library Lecture Series will open for the Fall 2012 […]
Today’s Daily Deac entry comes to us from Mike Ford, Associate Dean of Campus Life, about one of our campus’ finest traditions, Hit the Bricks. Deac families, please encourage your students to get involved. It’s fun, it’s for a good cause, and there are […]
Today we are featuring an extra message on The Daily Deac, from Christy Buchanan, Associate Dean for Academic Advising. ————————————————– Hello from the Office of Academic Advising! I write this having just returned from the final event of our 2012 Orientation: a lecture by […]
That’s what beating Carolina feels like to Wake students and alumni. Pure joy. High energy. Bliss. And this game had the added drama of a late start due to a weather delay, and then the perilous end to the fourth quarter where the game might […]
It’s Black and Gold Friday, Deac families – which means that I hope you are wearing some gold and/or black today to show your WFU spirit! And today’s Daily Deac dovetails off the idea of Black and Gold Friday. It’s written by Peter Chawaga (’13), […]
Another opportunity for your students to hear from someone with a very interesting story. Jessica Jackley is a leading female entrepreneur. She co-founded Kiva.org, the first peer to peer micro-lending organization. In 2009 she was a finalist for Time’s 100 most influential people […]
Every time it’s a presidential election year, I feel especially excited for our students. They will have the opportunity to participate in the democratic process in so many ways: through discussions in classes related to political science, communications, journalism and more; through involvement on campus […]
