Join Bookmarks in closing out the 20th annual Bookmarks Festival of Books & Authors with a keynote conversation from New York Times bestselling authors Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro! This event is sponsored by the Wake Forest Center for Literacy Education.
The Center for Literacy Education is sponsoring a new teacher professional learning series. Using a lifelong learning approach through short enrichment courses taught by Wake Forest faculty and community experts, these non-credit bearing courses focus on meaningful professional learning around topics in literacy education designed […]
A Gun is Not Fun: Strategies to Keep Children Safe from Gun Violence The Wake Forest Center for Literacy Education hosted its first annual Visiting Scholars Speaker Series and Community Networking Conference on Monday, March 24, 2025. The event was free and open to the […]
The Wake Forest Department of Education is partnering with Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to bring you edCamp336 on Saturday, March 1, 2025, on the campus of Wake Forest University. Join us for a morning of free professional learning done in a truly organic manner from 8:30 am to […]
“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” by Sarah Ruhl Directed by Brook Davis, Associate Director, Center for Literacy Education When Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone premiered in 2007, the play questioned our connections, our disconnections, and how our lives have changed as we navigate a piece of technology that […]
Hanes Gallery is thrilled to host Young, Gifted and Black, a traveling exhibition of work produced by artists of African descent from the Lumpkin-Boccuzzi Family Collection of Contemporary Art. The exhibition will run from January 23 – March 29, 2025. Wake Forest University will be the 9th stop for this nationwide traveling […]
Students from Wake Forest University and Winston-Salem State University volunteered as ‘Reading Buddies’ for children aged 4 to 10. Children went around different stations at the event, learning about the core ideals of Dr. King: service, literacy and education.
Over 30 faculty and staff from across campus attended the Center for Literacy Education’s first Innovation Incubator & Idea Exchange lunches this past December. The goal of these informal, one-hour sessions was to encourage faculty/staff conversation around shared ideas and interests, brainstorm potential interdisciplinary collaborations, […]