Virtual Career Expo March 20, 2019 Hosted by the Graduate Career Consortium The Virtual Career Expo (VCE – formerly known as the Virtual Career Fair!) is a one-day online career fair for Ph.D., Master’s, and postdocs that offers the opportunity to connect with employers with […]
For the first time, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is hosting a week devoted to YOUR professional development. It’s coming up the week of March 25 with events throughout the week. Please review the events planned below and RSVP today to reserve your […]
On February 5th, the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences at Wake Forest University hosted its annual Chinese New Year dinner, attracting close to 100 WFU students and faculty members. In Chinese culture, the year of the pig stands for wealth and prosperity. As a […]
The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences at Wake Forest University has named Dr. Chaowei Zhu Assistant Dean for Global Initiatives, effective January 1, 2019. Dr. Zhu, who currently serves as the Co-Director of the Chinese and Arabic tracks and of the ISH track in […]
Creating Connections: A Networking Event for Graduate Students February 27 from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. WFU, Benson University Center 401 FREE | FREE DINNER WITH ADVANCE RSVP This past fall, the WFU Graduate School hosted an evening of networking for graduate students led by Katie Marshall, […]
Are you less than a year from graduating? Do you need to prioritize your job search? This course can help you engage in your job search and prepare the materials you’ll need to apply anyway! If you’re a full time student on Reynolda campus – […]
Graduate student – if you’re looking for a job in the spring and want to have some structure, support, and resources…this group may be just what you’re looking for! Please review the description below and if you’re interested please fill out the form included below. […]
Devin Gilbert, MA in Interpreting and Translation Studies (WFU 2018) received the Student Translation Award from the American Translators Association (ATA) for the year 2018 for his project on translating Ondjaki’s novel Os da minha rua from Angolan Portuguese into English. This annual award […]
On Oct 9th and 11th, graduate students from the Interpreting and Translation Studies Master’s program (ITS) traveled to University of South Carolina Upstate Campus (USCU) at Spartanburg and Presbyterian College (PC) at Clinton, South Carolina to interpret for Mr. Pema Tseden. Mr. Pema Tsedan is […]
Graduate Student Association and the Graduate School invite you to attend the LinkedIn Bootcamp Monday November 5th, 2018 6pm – 8pm FREE dinner (with advance RSVP) ZSR Library room 476 Bring your laptop for this interactive session. Get dinner and some guidance as you update […]
