Team Science
When the Clinical Translational Science Institute (CTSI) at the Wake Forest School of Medicine
sought to improve how its research teams work together, it looked to the Wake Forest University
School of Business for guidance.
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Global Immersion
Christina Cockey (MBA ’19) and 16 fellow MBA students traveled to India and China as part of a global immersion course that visited both countries for the first time. In the past, students had to choose between visiting either India or China for the Asia Global Immersion Course. A third course takes students to Nicaragua.
Read MoreStudents Helping Students
Winston-Salem Working Professionals student Brittany Simpson (MBA ’16) has a unique appreciation for the University’s Pro Humanitate motto. As part of the MBA program, students have the opportunity to broaden their experience within a global context as part of a global immersion course
Read MoreFaculty and Staff Service in the Community
True to the spirit of the University’s motto of Pro Humanitate, faculty members of the School of Business give back to our larger community. Their inspiring good works range from leadership of non-profit boards to volunteering with organizations like…
Read MoreA Global Educational Philosophy
At Wake Forest University School of Business, students acquire more than just technical competency. Our commitment to educating the whole person led us to focus on developing impactful, professional, honorable, and global leaders. We strive to reduce cultural preconceptions by infusing a global perspective into curricular and co-curricular activities.
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