How To Get Involved – Wake Forest Faculty and Staff

The best place to start? Sign up for our faculty mailing list to stay in the loop on opportunities, events, grants, and more.

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Faculty and Staff from other institutions can participate in our Educating Character Initiative
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Grants

  • The Program for Leadership and Character offers several sources of funding for faculty and/or staff efforts to support Wake Forest students’ development as leaders of character. These programs include:
    • Departmental Grants
    • Course Development and Redesign Grants
    • Travel for Interdisciplinary and Community Engaged Learning (TICEL) Grants
    • Co-Sponsorships

Learn More About Grants
  • We offer grants to Wake Forest School of Medicine Faculty and staff members at Advocate Health as well.
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Resources

  • The Program has collected some useful resources that can help faculty and staff learn more about how to educate character in their own contexts.
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Special Events

  • Our Program and its partners host a number of special events and programs, including workshops, webinars, and conferences. Join our mailing list to learn more about these opportunities as we announce them.
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Reach Out

Free free to contact us if you have questions or want more information about our Program.

Elizabeth Whiting

Director for Leadership and Character Formation in the School of Medicine

piercee@wfu.edu

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Nancy Winfrey

Assistant Director of Curriculum and Pedagogy in the Professional Schools

winfren@wfu.edu

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Bradley Burroughs

Director of Leadership and Character in Academic, Civic, and Religious Life

burroub@wfu.edu

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