Advisory: Wake Forest students return from service trips
January 9, 2006 | Media Advisory, Pro Humanitate, Student
By the end of the day, Jan. 9, all 67 Wake Forest University students who have participated in service trips held during their holiday break to India, South Africa, Vietnam and Mississippi will have returned. Interviews with the students can be arranged by contacting the […]
WFU students to serve the poor in other countries
January 3, 2005 | Pro Humanitate, Student
Three Wake Forest University student groups are spending a portion of their winter recess serving the poor and disadvantaged in other countries. This year, 37 student volunteers and seven faculty or staff advisors are traveling to India, Costa Rica and Vietnam. Wake Forest’s City of […]
WFU students to serve the poor in other countries
December 13, 2004 | Community, Pro Humanitate, Student, University Announcement
Four Wake Forest University student groups will spend a portion of their winter recess serving the poor and disadvantaged in other countries. This year, 47 student volunteers and seven faculty or staff advisors will travel to India, Honduras, Costa Rica and Vietnam. Wake Forest’s City […]
WFU students to serve the poor in India, Honduras and Vietnam
December 8, 2003 | Pro Humanitate, Student, University Announcement
In what has become an annual tradition, Wake Forest University students will spend a portion of their holiday break overseas serving the poor and disadvantaged. This year, three groups made up of 33 student volunteers and three faculty advisors will travel to India, Honduras and […]
Stories this week at WFU
November 13, 2003 | Arts & Culture, Community, Events, Pro Humanitate, Student
WFU STUDENT COMPETES ON JEOPARDY TONIGHT Wake Forest senior Jim Fitzpatrick will battle wits with two other college students tonight at 7:30 on Jeopardy, aired locally on WFMY. Fitzpatrick, an analytical finance major from New Jersey, was selected to compete in Jeopardy’s College Championship from […]
Martha Mason receives WFU’s Pro Humanitate Award
September 8, 2003 | Alumni, Pro Humanitate, Recognition, University Announcement
Wake Forest University announced Martha Mason, a 1960 Wake Forest graduate, as the winner of the university’s Pro Humanitate Award during a Sept. 5 ceremony on campus. The award, one of the university’s highest honors, was presented to Mason in recognition of a life lived […]
Summer institute offers service learning opportunities at WFU
April 8, 2003 | Community, Events, Pro Humanitate, University Announcement
The Summer Institute for Vocational Formation, sponsored by the Wake Forest University Pro Humanitate Center, will bring 14 high school juniors and seniors to the Wake Forest campus for two weeks of activities focused on faith and vocation beginning June 15. The institute is free, […]
Stories this week at WFU
March 6, 2003 | Faculty, Media Advisory, Pro Humanitate, Speakers, Student, University Announcement
EASLEY’S LATEST LOTTERY PUSH DEPENDS ON ACTIVE SUPPORTERS – John Dinan, assistant professor of political science at Wake Forest, has tracked lottery legislation across the country, and he has closely followed the debate about a numbers game for North Carolina. He says that Gov. Mike Easley’s […]
Stories this week at WFU
February 28, 2003 | Arts & Culture, Events, Faculty, Pro Humanitate, Speakers, Student
WFU PARTICIPATES IN WORLD-WIDE THEATRE PRODUCTION FOR PEACE — Students and faculty will participate in the first ever world-wide theatrical event for peace at 4 p.m. March 3 in Shorty’s on the second floor of the Benson University Center. The students and faculty will read Aristophanes’ […]
WFU students volunteer during spring break
February 25, 2003 | Pro Humanitate, Recognition, Student
Note to Editors: This is an update of a news release initially distributed on Feb. 24. Originally, students were scheduled for community service trips to Atlanta, New Orleans and Tampa during spring break. New plans call for the groups to travel only to Atlanta and […]
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