Faculty & Staff Resources
Provided below are frequently accessed resources by current faculty and staff. If you’re looking for specific contact information for a particular office or department, please refer to our directories page.
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Academic
- Advising
- Bulletins
- Career Services
- Instructional Technology Group (ITG)
- Lynda.com
- Personal & Career Development, Office of
- Post Doctoral Affairs, Office of
- Pro Humanitate Institute
- Provost, Office of
- Registration & Records
- Teaching and Learning Center
- Textbooks
- University Counseling Center (Students)
Campus
- Business Cards/Letterhead
- Campus Police
- Campus Safety (Wake Alert)
- Chaplain
- Communications and External Relations
- Copy Center (Benson)
- Counseling Center
- Dining
- Employee Assistance Program
- Facilities
- Financial Services
- Fitness & Recreation
- Human Resources
- Identity Standards
- Information Systems (Help Desk)
- Institutional Research
- LGBTQ Center
- Maps
- Parking & Shuttle Services
- President, Office of
- Professional Development
- Staff Advisory Council
- University Senate
- University Stores
- Weather
- Wellbeing and Work-Life
- Women’s Center
Directories
Why Work at Wake Forest?
Wake Forest University provides an environment for faculty and staff that promotes growth and learning. We place a high priority on creating an environment and provide resources so each and every one of our employees are able to do their best work and feel their best.
Prospective Faculty
At the core of the collegiate university is a dedicated faculty of teacher-scholars. As they engage with bright, dynamic students, Wake Forest faculty defeat the conventional wisdom that superb teaching and groundbreaking research are mutually exclusive.
Inside WFU
Joint faculty/staff forum re: university operating status
October 22, 2020
Campus Now Operating in Orange Status -- Modified Campus Operations
October 22, 2020
October 21, 2020
Wake Forest News
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October 14, 2020
Wake Forest President Nathan O. Hatch intends to step down in June
October 13, 2020