Diversity.wfu.edu Website Review

The Office of Family Engagement’s blog is a snapshot of life at Wake Forest. Join Loyal DEAC and discover all the ways you can become more involved with Wake Forest. The sun shines through Interfaith Arch, a public art project by Wake Forest senior Catherine Cat Wilson, by Wait Chapel. Wake Forest students attend the World Cultural Festival on Manchester Plaza. Angela Mazaris, Director of the LGBTQ Center, (left) shows the new center in Wake Forest's Benson University to people attending a Enzo, a Black Labrador Retriever guide dog, leads Wake Forest student Kathryn Webster around campus. Paige Meltzer, Director of the Women's Center, talks to students as they hang out in the new Women's Center. Students chat in the new Intercultural Center located in Wake Forest University's Benson University Center. The Office of Diversity and Inclusion supports the University’s mission of creating a more diverse learning community. Specifically, the Office and related Centers aims to influence policies, offer programming, and facilitate practice across the broad spectrum of inclusivity and equity. These aims promote a safe, equitable, growth-minded, and engaged campus community, wherein students, staff, and faculty – within and across multiple identities – can feel supported and valued in their personal and professional development. several members of our community observe certain holy days. Faculty, staff, and student group leaders and organizers are encouraged to use when making curricular and co-curricular plans for AY 2018-2019. Tarana Burke, founder of the 'me too.' Movement and social justice activist, will speak at Wake.. Wake Forest University students, faculty and staff will participate in a UNITY project to.. Villalba named VP for diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer Wake Forest University has appointed José Villalba as vice president for diversity and.. The Z. Smith Reynolds Library at Wake Forest University and the C.G. O'Kelly Library at Winston..