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At the heart of Wake Forest is the teacher scholar ideal.
At the core of Wake Forest University lies our unwavering dedication to the teacher-scholar ideal. This distinctive model propels students beyond traditional classroom boundaries, immersing them in authentic environments—be it groundbreaking scientific research or riveting artistic performances. The Office of the Provost stands as a pillar of support in this educational pursuit, ensuring faculty have access to the vital resources required to guide students on this transformative journey.
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University News
- A message from the Office of the Provost Dear Faculty Colleagues, The Office of the Provost is committed […]
- A memorial service honoring the life of Jane (Janey) Thompson, who died April 9, will be held Saturday, […]
- Associate professor of German Heiko Wiggers passed away on April 10. He was a faculty member in the […]
Remembering Professor Heiko Wiggers.
Your condolences and memories left below will be shared with Professor Wiggers’s family.
Remembering Professor Heiko Wiggers.
Your condolences and memories left below will be shared with Professor Wiggers’s family.
Happening this Saturday! The purpose of the Wakeville Arts Festival is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and creativity on campus, while providing a platform for student artists to showcase their ideas and workshop new ideas. 🎨🎊 We would love to see you there!!
Happening this Saturday! The purpose of the Wakeville Arts Festival is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and creativity on campus, while providing a platform for student artists to showcase their ideas and workshop new ideas. 🎨🎊 We would love to see you there!!
Happy National Graduate & Professional Student Appreciation Week! At @wfuniversity, our graduate and professional students play a vital role in shaping the intellectual landscape of our university. Their pursuit of knowledge, innovative research, and creative endeavors push the boundaries of what we know and challenge us to think differently. Their work not only advances their respective fields but also enriches the educational experience of our entire community. Here’s to our graduate and professional students—your dedication inspires us all. 💫
Happy National Graduate & Professional Student Appreciation Week! At @wfuniversity, our graduate and professional students play a vital role in shaping the intellectual landscape of our university. Their pursuit of knowledge, innovative research, and creative endeavors push the boundaries of what we know and challenge us to think differently. Their work not only advances their respective fields but also enriches the educational experience of our entire community. Here’s to our graduate and professional students—your dedication inspires us all. 💫
Dr. Ed Wilson was a humanist to his very core and has always embodied the very best about Wake Forest. Rest in peace, Mr. Wake Forest. You will be with us always.
Dr. Ed Wilson was a humanist to his very core and has always embodied the very best about Wake Forest. Rest in peace, Mr. Wake Forest. You will be with us always.
The Program for Leadership and Character has four opportunities open for financial support, available to WFU faculty and staff each spring. These grants are funded by gifts from Lilly Endowment Inc. and the Kern Family Foundation, and the deadline to apply (except for co-sponsorships) is April 8.
1. Leadership and Character Course Development and Redesign Grants (annual, open to all WFU faculty)
2. Departmental Grants (annual, open to all WFU faculty and staff)
3. Travel for Interdisciplinary and Community-Engaged Learning (TICEL) Grants (biannual, open to professional and graduate school faculty)
4. Co-sponsorships (rolling application, open to all WFU faculty and staff)
See Leadership and Character’s website for more information about each grant’s requirements, deadlines, and application forms.
The Program for Leadership and Character has four opportunities open for financial support, available to WFU faculty and staff each spring. These grants are funded by gifts from Lilly Endowment Inc. and the Kern Family Foundation, and the deadline to apply (except for co-sponsorships) is April 8.
1. Leadership and Character Course Development and Redesign Grants (annual, open to all WFU faculty)
2. Departmental Grants (annual, open to all WFU faculty and staff)
3. Travel for Interdisciplinary and Community-Engaged Learning (TICEL) Grants (biannual, open to professional and graduate school faculty)
4. Co-sponsorships (rolling application, open to all WFU faculty and staff)
See Leadership and Character’s website for more information about each grant’s requirements, deadlines, and application forms.
Yesterday’s “Machine Learning” event was a wonderful discussion exploring the capabilities and limitations of AI engines, including their philosophical implications and practical consequences in legal, social, educational, and artistic domains. Thank you to Dr. Ana Iltis for moderating this insightful discussion!
Yesterday’s “Machine Learning” event was a wonderful discussion exploring the capabilities and limitations of AI engines, including their philosophical implications and practical consequences in legal, social, educational, and artistic domains. Thank you to Dr. Ana Iltis for moderating this insightful discussion!
In an inspiring example of experiential learning, an interdisciplinary collaboration between the @wfuniversity @lammuseum Director Dr. Andrew Gurstelle and Dr. Ferdinand Saumarez Smith from @factum_foundation is giving students an opportunity to delve into complex issues of preservation, repatriation and cultural heritage. Visit our link in bio and Stories of Academic Excellence to read all about it.
In an inspiring example of experiential learning, an interdisciplinary collaboration between the @wfuniversity @lammuseum Director Dr. Andrew Gurstelle and Dr. Ferdinand Saumarez Smith from @factum_foundation is giving students an opportunity to delve into complex issues of preservation, repatriation and cultural heritage. Visit our link in bio and Stories of Academic Excellence to read all about it.
Each year, @wfuniversity marks its founding in February 1834 by coming together to celebrate and reflect on our traditions, our history and our people. Founders Day is also a moment to affirm the University’s motto – Pro Humanitate. This year’s program features the annual senior oration, musical selections, a celebration of Wake Forest milestones, and reflections from Vice President for Campus Life Shea Kidd Brown on the distinctive values that inspired our founding and continue to shape our vision for the future. President Susan R. Wente will also provide remarks. We hope you join us!
Each year, @wfuniversity marks its founding in February 1834 by coming together to celebrate and reflect on our traditions, our history and our people. Founders Day is also a moment to affirm the University’s motto – Pro Humanitate. This year’s program features the annual senior oration, musical selections, a celebration of Wake Forest milestones, and reflections from Vice President for Campus Life Shea Kidd Brown on the distinctive values that inspired our founding and continue to shape our vision for the future. President Susan R. Wente will also provide remarks. We hope you join us!