Jessica Kimble (’12) talks about her work with law school’s Community and...
Jessica Kimble (’12) talks to the Winston-Salem Journal about her work with Virginia Food Works, a nonprofit food processing center in Prince Edward County, Va. The center is one of about 30 projects...
View ArticleWake law school’s business clinic helping rural communities’ economic...
For those wanting to spur economic development in rural areas, the law can seem like an obstacle tough to overcome. But the Community Law and Business Clinic at Wake Forest University School of Law is...
View ArticleWake Forest University Charlotte Center offers courses for nonprofit leaders...
CHARLOTTE — The Wake Forest University Charlotte Center is expanding its commitment to the community by offering a series of skill building courses designed for nonprofit board members, staff and...
View ArticlePiedmont Law Center offers legal services at reduced rates
Four years of a bad economy show in their clients’ teary phone calls, desperate text messages and the weight they carry on their shoulders. But for the three recent graduates of the Wake Forest...
View ArticleFaculty Profile: A ‘Conversation With’ Professor John Knox
Professor John Knox opened his Spring 2012 “Conversation With” with a disclaimer: He thought his interview might seem lackluster, fresh off the law school’s recent “Conversation With” U.S. Supreme...
View ArticleCommunity Law and Business Clinic helps establish Mobile Farm Fresh as a...
SALISBURY – Rowan County Commissioner and local business owner Jon Barber is announcing a new business venture for Rowan and Cabarrus Counites. A press release provided to WBTV spells out what Mobile...
View ArticleStudents head to Nicaragua to explore economic development, poverty issues
Professor Steve Virgil, director of the Community Law and Business Clinic, will be teaching an interdisciplinary course in Nicaragua in January entitled Cross Disciplinary Professional Development. The...
View ArticleWake Forest University law professors, business students help feed hungry...
Thanks to a cross-discipline collaboration at Wake Forest University between law professors and business students, hundreds of public elementary school students in Forsyth County won’t go hungry on...
View ArticleWFU Master of Arts in Management students’ Hunger Project benefits Forsyth...
Wake Forest University graduate business students are playing their own version of “The Hunger Games.” School of Business Master of Arts in Management students are participating in The Hunger Project,...
View ArticleWFU community to pack meals on Thursday, Nov. 20, for hungry children in...
A group of Wake Forest University students and volunteers will pack 600 meals on Thursday, Nov. 20, for children who attend public schools in Forsyth County. The Forsyth Backpack Program, the WFU...
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