For P’19 families: Alumni Personal & Career Development

by Betsy Chapman, Ph.D. ('92, MA '94)

The following message was provided by the Alumni Personal & Career Development team for P’19 families.

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Congratulations on your student’s recent graduation from Wake Forest! As our young alumni navigate their personal and professional lives after Wake, the Alumni Personal & Career Development Center is here to support them. Check out the following resources that we’ve created just for your recent grad (and you!):

On our innovative Instagram @LifeAfterWake, you’ll find interviews with our VP and Higher Ed thought-leader, Andy Chan, first looks at our young alumni mentoring group registrations, and access to live online career mini-workshops!

Once you subscribe to our e-newsletter, Beyond the Forest, exclusive videos, resources, and information about upcoming programs from the Alumni Personal & Career Development Center will be pushed directly to your inbox. See a special preview of our most recent e-newsletter here!

When your recent grad updates their contact information with the Office of Alumni Engagement, they’ll receive invitations to connect with other Deacons at events in their local WAKECommunity (and not at your home address!).

We look forward to coming alongside your recent graduate as they work, build their lives, and navigate what comes next in the post-Wake Forest journey.

Go Deacs!

Alumni Personal & Career Development Center Team
Wake Forest University
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Contact

To contact the Office of Family Engagement or Family Communications, please visit our contact page.

 

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