Freshman having an impact on Deacons
Freshman C.J. Harris was expected to have an impact on the Wake Forest basketball team, but no one expected him to have so big an impact so soon in his first year.
Categories: Athletics
Health-Care Reform in its Final Stage?
For those already tired of the months of political bickering over the detail of health-care reform, the early months of 2010 will not be an easy time. For them, a personally-adopted complete news blackout may well be the only sensible route to survival; for the final fight over the details of the one common bill that the president will be asked to sign seems set to make the earlier fights over health-care reform in the House and the Senate feel like a walk in the park.Categories: University Announcements
‘The holy land of racing’
Categories: Athletics, Experiential Learning
Job-hunting tips in a tough economy
Networking, flexibility and a willingness to pursue constructive criticism are vital for students and others seeking jobs in a dismal job market, says Vice President for Career Development Andy Chan.
Categories: Experiential Learning
New fellowships support diversity efforts
Evan Raleigh (’09) is one of eight students in the M.A. in Management program to receive the new Corporate Fellowship, part of the business school’s efforts to build a diverse student body.
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Chris Paul returns home on ESPN
Basketball star Chris Paul talks about growing up in Winston-Salem and his time as a Demon Deacon on the ESPN show “Homecoming with Rick Reilly.” The show will re-air on Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. on ESPN Classic and on Feb. 8 at 11 p.m. on ESPN2.
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January 2010 Staff News
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January 2010 Faculty Focus
Categories: Research & Discovery
Teaching students biodiesel production
Chemistry professor Abdu Lachgar is conducting research with the help of his undergraduate students to find a new catalyst for biodiesel production.
Categories: University Announcements
Building a class without the SAT
“Wake Forest strives to build a vibrant academic community that combines a broad range of talents, skills and interests. None of those things shows up on the SAT,” writes Provost Jill Tiefenthaler on Wake Forest’s decision to no longer require the SAT.
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