Living happily ever after
Assistant Professor of Religion Lynn Neal looks at how romance writers, particularly Christian authors, use the novel to inspire and encourage readers.Categories: University Announcements
Assistant Professor of Religion Lynn Neal looks at how romance writers, particularly Christian authors, use the novel to inspire and encourage readers.Wake Forest University Babcock School alumnus completes his first book
A new book by Babcock School alumnus William Uter (MBA ’08) explains how you can stand out from the crowd if you’re looking for a new job.
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Collins named law Teacher of the Year
Professor of Law Jennifer Collins has received the Student Bar Association’s Jurist Excellence in Teaching Award.
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Alumnus heading to outer space
Tom Marshburn (MD ’89) will be making his first trip to space this weekend aboard the space shuttle Endeavour. Read about his planned spacewalk and his other responsibilities during the mission.
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Students interested in careers in medicine travel to Nicaragua to encourage healthy lifestyles
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Alumna appears on sports reality show
Former volleyball player Natalie Mullikin (‘08, MA ‘09) was excited to get an invitation to try her hand at beach volleyball, even after she found out that it was for a new sports reality show.
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June 2009 Staff News
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June 2009 Faculty Focus
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The law school’s Faye Fulk retires after 31 years
The law school’s Faye Fulk, who is retiring this year, has seen a lot of changes the last three decades helping law students find jobs.
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Eye surgeon invents new surgical tool
Dr. Keith A. Walter, an ophthalmologist at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, has invented a surgical tool to improve corneal transplants.
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