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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Gaudio ‘evolves’ basketball staff
Basketball Coach Dino Gaudio is “evolving” his staff with the addition of new assistant coaches Rusty LaRue (’96) and Dave Wojcik.
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Golfers garner post-season honors
Senior Nannette Hill has been named a second team All-American by the National Golf Coaches Association, while sophomore Natalie Sheary, the ACC Co-Player of the Year, received honorable mention.
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Business schools plan expansion
Wake Forest is planning to expand its business programs on the Charlotte campus and provide additional services to alumni and the broader business community there.
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Wake Forest and presidential history
From Harry Truman’s speech at the groundbreaking for the new campus in 1951 to Vice President Biden’s speech at Commencement this year, Wake Forest has often welcomed presidents and vice presidents to campus.
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An unconventional look at energy costs
With gas prices rising again, Professor of Economics Robert Whaples challenges conventional wisdom about gas prices, biofuels, energy independence and “green” jobs.Categories: University Announcements
Costuming talents earn theatre major Lauren Gaston (’09) commendation and a well-deserved opportunity in Italy
Senior Lauren Gaston has won the top prize for costume design in a competition sponsored by the Southeastern Theatre Conference. Categories: Arts & Culture, University Announcements
Be prepared
Through 37 years of teaching law students, David Shores had a simple approach. “Probably the most important message I tried to convey to my students was the value of professional competence, the need to take every task seriously, and to be prepared. Categories: University Announcements
Renaissance man Pete Weigl of biology becomes the first in his department to retire in 20 years
Ecologist and Renaissance man Pete Weigl of biology has conducted research on five continents during his 41 years on the faculty.Categories: University Announcements