David Ajamy II (‘19), a politics and international affairs major and journalism minor, was selected to present an oration at the 2019 Senior Colloquium. In its Summer 2019 print edition, Wake Forest Magazine published Ajamy’s oration under “Class Notes”. Throughout his written essay, Ajamy touched […]
by: Miranda Wells | Wake Forest ’22 Welcome home, Deacs! It’s hard to believe that summer has come to an end and we’re already one week into the fall semester. Another exciting, busy year is ahead of us and there is so much to look […]
With the start of another academic year, the Office of Civic and Community Engagement (OCCE) has several available opportunities for Wake Forest Students, including leadership positions both on campus and in the community. Applications are currently open to serve as a member of the Winston-Salem […]
Wake Forest University has been selected as one of 65 colleges and universities across the United States to participate in the 2019-20 NASPA Lead Initiative. NASPA’s LEAD Initiative on Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement is a vibrant network of member institutions […]
Please join us for the upcoming College Advocacy Summit on Social Justice. This highly informative summit will provide resources, new skills, and strategies around organizing and advocating for social justice issues as students seek to affect positive change throughout their communities. The summit will feature […]
The Pro Humanitate Institute will bring a small delegation to the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on February 24-26, 2019 for the Atlantic Coast Conference Advocacy Days. Students from across the ACC will meet with their elected members of Congress to advocate around issues in […]