Commencement 2007
Wake Forest welcomes newest alumni
Approximately 1,500 undergraduate and graduate students received diplomas on a picture-perfect day May 21 on Hearn Plaza.
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Beware the siren call of success
President Nathan O. Hatch encouraged graduates to look beyond society's typical measures of success. "I trust that your education at Wake Forest reinforced a different message."
Six receive honorary degrees
Commencement speaker David Brooks was among six distinguished guests to receive honorary degrees.
Farewell to the Class of '07
A lifetime of service
Wake Forest bids farewell to four professors who devoted their lives to the University, while a dean who strengthened the School of Law's national reputation returns to the classroom.
Howell Smith »
John Collins »
John Moorhouse »
Michael Sinclair ('63) »
Robert K. Walsh »
Welcome back to the 'dash'
Alumni moving back to Winston-Salem in recent years have discovered that there's no place like the "dash" and nothing better than reconnecting with your alma mater.
Roger Mayhew ('68) »
Margaret Collins ('78) »
Jocelyn Burton ('80) »
Jay Helvey ('81) »
Todd ('85) and Kathy Bourne ('85) Borton »
McLain ('85) and Marybeth Sutton ('86) Wallace »
David Valliere ('95) »
John Champlin ('06) »
Senior Orations
Trish Crawley, Andrew Durkin and Michelle Sikes presented their winning orations at the Honors and Awards Ceremony on May 20.
Commencement trivia
Fifty years after the first Commencement was held on the Reynolda Campus, graduates and their families and friends gathered again for Commencement 2007 on Hearn Plaza. But the first graduation on the new campus wasn't held on the Quad/Hearn Plaza; where was it held?
"Party on, Demon Deacons"
A former First Lady, senators, governors, business leaders, a cardinal and a cartoonist are among the speakers who have shared their wit and wisdom at Commencement.
Get your programs here!
Copies of the Commencement program, Baccalaureate program and each school's hooding program.
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