In this Issue: In Defense of the Unoptimized Life Today is a jam packed day for me meeting wise and I have the good fortune to be working at the Liz Cheney Face to Face tonight (I was not assigned to the student event, so […]
In this Issue: We’ve got good news to share today! First, if your Deacs are a little sleepy this morning, it might be because they were at our basketball game last night watching us completely dominate Pitt. It was a commanding win – Wake […]
In this Issue: Today’s Daily Deac brings you a few ‘food for thought’ items – data on young adult children and their parents, why your Deac might want to consider a recreational sport, and machine learning/AI. Let’s get right to it! Research about parents, young […]
In this Issue: Three weeks until Spring Break! We are T-minus three weeks until Spring Break, which begins on March 9th and runs through the 17th; see these and other important dates on the Registrar’s Academic Services calendar. Your students will likely have tests, […]
In this Issue: My ’27 at NC State just went through housing selection this morning, so that is on my mind today, and I want to share a few other things on this overcast Friday at Mother So Dear. First up, something so fun! Baseball […]
In this Issue: It’s in the low 60s and sunny, and it’s almost the weekend. Those are ideal conditions for a good mood today :) Today is a jam packed day on my calendar so this will be shorter than usual. Wake EMS saves a […]
In this Issue: Happy Valentine’s Day to all in the Daily Deacdom! May you feel plenty of love from your student, your family and friends, and the important people in your lives. From all of us at Wake Forest, we send you love! Reminder: Founders […]
In this Issue: Today is Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday. My Louisiana-born husband is the official procurer of King Cake in our house. I hope wherever you are, you might be able to get some King Cake too, and enjoy some revelry (especially for any […]
In this Issue: Whether you were rooting for the Chiefs or the 49ers lastnight, waiting to see Usher, Taylor Swift, or the commercials (Beyoncé!), I hope those who were watching the Super Bowl lastnight had a good time. LeaderShape Institute Last week, I saw a […]
In this Issue: I am out on PTO today, so this is a pre-post highlighting several events: Lam Museum exhibit commemorates the Holocaust; related events The Lam Museum is hosting a traveling exhibit from Kennesaw State University entitled “Words, Music, Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of […]