To the Wake Forest Community, In recent weeks, worldwide attention has focused on an illness that, until recently, was unknown to us—the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV). Despite all that we have read or heard about it, the virus and how it may affect our daily […]
The following message was sent on behalf of Dr. Cecil Price, director of the University’s Student Health Service, on Jan. 24 to students, faculty and staff: Wake Forest University is aware of the situation in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China and the 2019 novel coronavirus […]
Student Health Service is undergoing restoration from November 25 – December 6 due to water damage. Their offices are still open to students during this time, except during Thanksgiving Break. During this period, Student Health Service will utilize all usable space to meet student healthcare […]
To better meet the needs of our students, the University Counseling Center will be migrating to walk-in clinic hours for initial visits, beginning October 21. As of this date, students will no longer need to schedule an initial appointment to meet with one of our […]
From the Intercultural Center: A month of Latinx Heritage Month events and activities will begin Sept. 15 and continue until Oct. 15 at Wake Forest. Wake Forest’s Intercultural Center, Organization of Latin American Students and the Latinx Heritage Month Committee have announced the extensive schedule on […]
Dr. James Raper James D. Raper has been appointed Assistant Vice President, Health & Wellbeing for the Division of Campus Life effective July 1. In this new role, he will oversee departments related to Health & Wellbeing within the division of Campus Life, including Campus Recreation, […]
Dr. Cecil Price, director at Student Health Service, was recently named Fellow of the American College Health Association. The Fellow designation is awarded annually to a select few professionals demonstrating outstanding service to ACHA and “superior professional stature and performance in […]