Wake Forest Fellow – Office Of The President
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
• Reported to university Board of Trustees while conducting research on Wake Forest’s historical ties to slavery and presented as lead researcher for President Nathan O. Hatch’s Slavery, Race and Memory Project• Created and executed special projects for undergraduate students during height of the COVID-19 pandemic to promote community and encourage campus activity during remote learning• Directed cohort of 43 President’s Aides, facilitated on-campus activities, and served as administrative liaison• Authored written correspondence to university stakeholders and students on behalf of Wake Forest’s PresidentThe Wake Forest Fellows program is a selective one-year, post-graduate Fellowship offered to 9 Wake Forest students. The program is designed to give applicants an opportunity to work as a full-time staff member in one of nine university offices, including the Wake Forest Medical Center, Office of the Dean of the College, the School of Business, and the Office of the President among others. In addition to this year-long assignment, each Fellow has opportunities to interact and receive mentoring from key administrative leaders and faculty; to learn about various administrative areas of the university; and to participate in a series of leadership lunches and enrichment activities with leaders in the Wake Forest and larger Winston-Salem community.