Fourteen seniors will remain at Wake Forest following graduation as Wake Forest Fellows, working in the President’s Office, Information Systems, University Advancement and in other offices.
Each fellow will be a full-time University employee for a year. In addition to working in a particular department, the fellows will participate in leadership activities and interact with top administrators and faculty to learn about higher-education administration.
The Wake Forest Fellows for 2010-11 are:
- Nitya Anand: Office of Diversity and Inclusion
- Greg Banks: University Advancement
- Rachel Cook: Provost’s Office
- Jermyn Davis: President’s Office
- Meredith Edrington: Office of Personal and Career Development
- Gretchen Edwards: Information Systems
- Meghan Haenn: Student Life
- Marcus Keely: START Gallery
- Adam Parker: University Advancement
- Mark Russell: University Advancement
- Kellyn Springer: Alumni Relations
- John Track: Information Systems
- Joshua Walters: Information Systems
- Anthony Williams: Multicultural Affairs
Established by the President’s Office in 2008, the fellows program grew out of the University’s Strategic Plan as a way to provide highly capable graduates a chance to work in higher-education administration for a year.
Two of last year’s six fellows are remaining at Wake Forest in staff positions, while the other four are going to graduate school or pursuing other opportunities:
- Velvet Bryant, Provost’s Office: Assistant Director of Institute for Public Engagement, Wake Forest
- Darcy Delph, Information Systems: Pursuing opportunities in higher education and technology
- Trayonna Floyd, Student Life: Graduate school, George Washington University
- Lauren Hubbard, University Advancement: Leadership Giving Calling Officer, Wake Forest
- Trevor Taylor, University Advancement: Pursuing opportunities in medicine and medical research
- Matt Triplett, Provost’s Office: Duke University School of Law
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