The Wake Forest University Schools of Business welcomes inquiries from members of the media. Editors and reporters wishing to speak with the school’s faculty members are encouraged to contact the Business School’s Office of Marketing and Communications to arrange interviews. We strive to be as thorough and responsive to the needs of editors and reporters as possible.

To arrange interviews or for help in locating sources or information, please contact Sylvia Green at (800) 722-1622, (336) 758-3559, or sylvia.green@mba.wfu.edu.

Wake Forest University Schools of Business Press Information

• Press Releases-- Library of past press releases
  

Faculty Experts

• Find an Expert-- Our faculty experts are available for print, radio and television interviews on a wide range of business topics
  
• Faculty Profiles-- Detailed information about business school professors, including contact information, areas of expertise, published research and recent media
  

• Satellite and Fiber Transmission Services for Broadcast Reporters-- A broadcast studio facility with direct fiber link that connects our experts with media outlets is available. The dedicated link—established through Wake Forest University and Microspace Communications Corp.—allows single-camera live shots with IFB using fiber interconnect to satellite teleport in Raleigh. The satellite broadcast originates from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center for national and international distribution.

Identity Standards

Guidelines for use of official University name, school descriptors and logos should conform to standards outlined by the University’s Office of Creative Servies.    

Please visit the University's Visual Identity site for logo usage and file downloads:  http://www.wfu.edu/identity/

The office of Marketing & Communications at the Wake Forest University Schools of Business reserves the right to review usage of all logos before projects are completed.

File formats

The logotype and the official logo are available in several file formats (including  JPEG, GIF, TIFF and EPS) suitable for authorized print projects and internal school uses, such as Web pages for student clubs and classroom presentations.  It is possible that file formats required for certain projects might only be viewable with appropriate computer software and may not be viewable on all standard computers used by faculty, students and staff of the school.