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What is a Masters in Management?

02-05-2024

Dec

@7:00 PM

Annual Lovefeast 2024

The annual Wake Forest Lovefeast celebrates one of the unique traditions of the Moravian community in WinstonSalem. This year's service will be held in Wait Chapel on Sunday, December 8, at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.). The service is free and open to the public. Seating is first-come, first-served. If you cannot join in person, we encourage you to join us remotely via the livestream at lovefeast.wfu.edu. If youd like, join along by preparing your own Lovefeast at home. Whether its a simple meal or traditional Moravian buns and sweetened coffee, the feast we share from a distance will connect us in love and the spirit of the season. See the Lovefeast website for more details.

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Is A Masters In Accounting Worth It?

02-02-2024

Nov

@12:00 AM

Accounting for the Future - Sponsored by Deloitte

Join us for Accounting for the Future (AFTF) this fall! In an event sponsored by Deloitte, Wake Forest welcomes undergraduate students to campus from across the country to learn more about accounting careers, build their professional networks, and discover how our MS in Accountancy (MSA) can prepare them to succeed in a wide range of accounting professions. Qualified AFTF participants who apply and are admitted to Wake Forest's MSA program are eligible for a minimum $10,000 per year scholarship. Please be aware, we can only admit a limited number of attendees. Applying early is highly recommended! Complete the AFTF application by November 6th: https://apply.business.wfu.edu/register/aftf

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What Can You Do with A Masters In Management?

02-05-2024

Dec

@6:00 PM

Face to Face Speaker Forum: Jesmyn Ward

In partnership with Face to Face Speaker Forum, the Program for Leadership and Character will welcome Jesmyn Ward for a conversation about educating character across differences. Ward is an American novelist as well as Professor of English and Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Humanities at Tulane University, where she teaches creative writing. She is a MacArthur Genius Grant recipient and the first woman and the first person of color to win two National Book Awards for Fiction. In 2016, she won the Strauss Living award, given every five years by the American Academy of Arts & Letters for literary excellence. In 2018, she was recognized among Times 100 Most Influential People, and she is the winner of the 2022 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction. This moderated discussion will take place December 5 at 6 p.m. inside Wait Chapel at Wake Forest University. This event is held in partnership with Wake Forest Universitys Leadership and Character Program. This is event is free and open to the public.

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What is a Masters in Management?

02-05-2024

Dec

@6:00 PM

Face to Face Speaker Forum: Jesmyn Ward

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Earning a Masters in Accounting Versus an MBA in Finance

09-08-2020

Jan

@5:00 AM

Fostering Inclusive Excellence: Religious Literacy and DEI in Business

Dr. Neelam Khoja is a seasoned DEI expert with over a decade of experience in driving impactful diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within corporate and community settings. Currently serving as the Senior DEI Specialist at BCG X in New York, Neelam has successfully scaled mentorship programs, embedded DEI processes, and led global career advancement initiatives. Her work extends to community engagement, including her leadership role at Global Encounters and as a speaker and author for the Aga Khan Council in the United States. Neelam holds a PhD in Histories and Cultures of Muslim Societies from Harvard University.

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Microsoft U.S. president and Wake Forest Board of Visitors member Kate Johnson (P ‘20) speaks at Fortune’s “Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit”

Kate Johnson (P '20), Microsoft U.S. president and Wake Forest Board of Visitors member, discussed stock price, the JEDI cloud contract, and employee backlash at Fortune's 2019 Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit in December.

Kate Johnson (P ’20), Microsoft U.S. president and Wake Forest Board of Visitors member, discussed stock price, the JEDI cloud contract, and employee backlash at Fortune’s 2019 Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit in December.

Johnson noted that employees who focus too much on share price and products could cause them to lose track of what’s important. “If you just think about your own products or your own stock price, you aren’t spending time thinking about customer outcomes,” she said.

View her full talk below.