We are delighted to announce George L. Donati as the recipient of the Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry Emerging Investigator Lectureship 2020. This Lectureship aims to recognize and support an emerging scientist working in the area of atomic spectrometry in the early stages of their […]
As one of the most prestigious and influential events on Chinese education in the United States, the Harvard China Education Symposium (CES) aims to gather practitioners, researchers and policymakers in the field of education to present the latest research, exchange new ideas, and brainstorm innovative […]
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 – this course is FREE to add. If you’re part-time contact Linda for details on taking the course. It’s all […]
I’m sure you are counting down the days or hours until Spring break starts! As you plan for work and fun (I hope), here are some ideas to invest in your career planning! 1. Update your resume. Ensure it is tailored, complete and without error. […]
On Jan 30th, Graduate School hosted the 5th Annual Chinese New Year celebration at the Brookstown campus. This annual event drew an attendance of close to 100 graduate students, Wake Forest faculty and staff, visiting scholars and community guests. The celebration of the Year of […]
Join the 8th Annual 2020 GCC PhD & Master’s Virtual Career Expo This online event connects recruiters and job seekers from everywhere. Chat in real-time with employers who have open career opportunities —you only need a computer and internet access […]
On Jan 24, 2020, three Interpreting & Translation Studies (ITS) graduate students (Tong Wu, Yuzhu Zhang, and Hongyu Lu) traveled to Columbia, South Carolina to interpret for Professor Lyu, a renowned Opera artist from Beijing, film director and professor of the National Academy of Chinese […]
Afraid you won’t have a job when you graduate? With career planning, you WILL! Don’t miss this chance to start your career exploration and planning today. The most successful students start early, and use their training to develop the skills needed for success in their […]
*FREE* Career Coaching available for WFU Graduate Students of the Reynolda Campus Have you met your career coach yet? She is available to help your unique situation via one-on-one coaching sessions that last 60 minutes or less. There is no minimum or maximum meetings required. […]
Dr. Chaowei Zhu and the participants of 2019 Graduate School Faculty Workshop visited Wake Washington Center on August 9. Jennifer L. Richwine, the Executive Director of the Wake Washington Center, welcomed the visitors and introduced them to current academic programs and alumni services at […]