School of Business Archive

Patel named interim dean of WFU’s Babcock School

July 24, 2003  |   Faculty, School of Business, University Announcement

Ajay Patel has been named interim dean of Wake Forest University’s Babcock Graduate School of Management. Patel has been a faculty member at the Babcock School for 10 years and has served as associate dean for faculty and alumni affairs since 2002. Wake Forest Provost […]

WFU selected to compete for $5 million entrepreneurship grant

July 11, 2003  |   Recognition, School of Business, University Announcement

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation of Kansas City has awarded Wake Forest University a $50,000 grant that will be used to create a proposal for how the university plans to make entrepreneurship a common and accessible campus-wide opportunity. Wake Forest was one of only 15 […]

Stories this week at WFU

June 12, 2003  |   Community, School of Business, University Announcement

KNEE PAIN: SHOULD YOU POP PILLS, EXERCISE, OR BOTH? – As supplements come under tighter scrutiny by the Food and Drug Administration, a Wake Forest study is examining whether the benefits of one of the most popular supplement combinations for knee osteoarthritis can match its […]

WFU receives grant to further undergraduate entrepreneurship

March 5, 2003  |   Recognition, School of Business, University Announcement

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation recently awarded Wake Forest University’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy a $47,300 grant to foster undergraduate entrepreneurship at the university. The grant will support the Calloway School’s Center for Undergraduate Entrepreneurship, an interdisciplinary hub that will provide physical facilities […]

WFU students take biblical issues into the business world

February 18, 2003  |   School of Business, Student

It is not often that historic religious figures like John Wesley and Martin Luther find their way into classroom discussions about business. But the writings of Wesley and Luther, along with several other biblical scholars and texts, are required material in one Wake Forest University […]

Accounting students give free tax help, return thousands of dollars to U.S. residents

February 12, 2003  |   Community, School of Business, Student

Accounting students at Wake Forest University’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy and several other universities around the country are working this spring with the IRS to help lower-to-moderate income, elderly or non-English-speaking citizens complete their income tax forms correctly, potentially bringing millions of dollars […]

Calloway School students provide free tax assistance to Forsyth county residents

January 29, 2003  |   Commencement, Events, School of Business, University Announcement

Students in Wake Forest University’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy will be working this spring to see that residents of Forsyth County receive the income tax refund they deserve – an estimated $7 million, according to IRS officials. The students are volunteering with the […]

Advisory: Calloway School helps kickoff Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program

November 13, 2002  |   Community, School of Business, University Announcement

Members of the Winston-Salem community, including the mayor, local business leaders and non-profit groups, will gather from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Nov. 14 at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem to kick off a taxpayer awareness campaign that could return millions of dollars to Forsyth […]

Calloway School helps local effort to assist Forsyth County taxpayers

November 8, 2002  |   Community, Events, School of Business, University Announcement

When faculty members at Wake Forest University’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy heard that residents of Forsyth County were passing up on an estimated $7 million each year in tax refunds, they decided to do something about it. “This is significant money that people […]

Krispy Kreme CFO to discuss corporate responsibility at WFU lecture Nov. 14

October 31, 2002  |   Events, School of Business, Speakers, University Announcement

Randy S. Casstevens, chief financial officer of Krispy Kreme, will speak about his company’s plan for corporate responsibility at a Nov. 14 lecture at Wake Forest University’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy. The 11 a.m. lecture will be in Tribble Hall’s DeTamble Auditorium. It […]

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