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At the heart of Wake Forest is the teacher scholar ideal.
At the core of Wake Forest University lies our unwavering dedication to the teacher-scholar ideal. This distinctive model propels students beyond traditional classroom boundaries, immersing them in authentic environments—be it groundbreaking scientific research or riveting artistic performances. The Office of the Provost stands as a pillar of support in this educational pursuit, ensuring faculty have access to the vital resources required to guide students on this transformative journey.
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So grateful for a special visit today at #SXSWEDU ☕️
Wake Forest Trustee, alum and proud Wake parent Julie Ann Hartman (‘90) stopped by to say hello and spend some time with us. It meant a lot to connect with a leader who continues to champion the Wake Forest community and all that’s possible when we come together around bold ideas and meaningful impact.
Moments like this remind us what it means to Wake Up to what’s possible.
#WakeUp #SXSWEDU #WakeForest
Three institutions. One mission. Endless impact. 🍎
Check out the full story on Sofia and the future of the program at our SproutLink page!
🧠🎨 Neuroarts, for the good of humanity. Learn more by reading the full announcement on the SproutLink in our bio!
Our hearts are still full as we enter this week energized and inspired by last Friday`s Arts, Health Care & Humanities in Action Symposium, made possible through the collaborative efforts of Wake the Arts, Wake Forest Humanities Institute, Wake`s Translational Science Center and the Center for Bioethics, Health, & Society, @generationscenterws, @srservicesinc, and @artscouncilwsfc.
🧠🕺 The field of Neuroarts is changing the way we think about that which makes us human, and there is room for everyone in this collective effort. We found the event quite moving, as you can see in the image of Reynolds Professor of Dance Christina Soriano doing what she does so well!
#artsinhealth
Join us for the 3rd annual Center for Functional Materials Research Day on Thursday, November 20 from 2–4 p.m. in Benson 410!
Explore cutting-edge research in materials that power next-generation technologies. This collaborative event brings together researchers across physics, chemistry, engineering, nanotechnology, and the School of Medicine.
Hors d’oeuvres and drinks provided.
All are welcome!
#WakeForest #WFUResearch #STEM #FunctionalMaterials #Collaboration
The Office of the Provost hosted a Fall Coffee last week to connect with our affiliated offices. On a cool morning, our staff and guests enjoyed breakfast bites, warm drinks, and great company. The perfect start to this new season! 🍂
The Office of the Provost came together today in honor of World Mental Health Day.
In support of the campus-wide We Are Wake initiative ( @wfucampuslife ), our goal is to help elevate our collective conscious of care on campus. Aligning with our motto, Pro Humanitate, the office is here for our students, staff, faculty, and all who make up our Wake Forest community. 💚
#prohumanitate
✨ We celebrate Dr. Ana S. Iltis, Carlson Professor of University Studies and Director of the Center for Bioethics, Health & Society, for receiving the 2025 Distinguished Service Award from the American Society for Bioethics + Humanities. This honor recognizes her visionary leadership, influential scholarship, and dedication to advancing bioethics. We are proud to recognize her as a leader, scholar, and mentor at @wfuniversity!
