At Wake Forest, the campus is the classroom. Show Humanitate encourages you to engage deeply with the world around you. We invite you to actively seek knowledge about new policies, community issues, and the importance of civic engagement. Attend workshops, discussions, and events that promote political literacy and informed dialogue. By educating yourself and others, you contribute to a more informed and compassionate community, ready to tackle the challenges of our time.
Deacs Decide
As part of our commitment to civic engagement, the Office of Civic and Community Engagement offers Deacs Decide, a nonpartisan central hub for all things related to election engagement and voter advocacy. Here, you can find cross-campus resources, information on upcoming elections, and opportunities to get involved, ensuring that you are informed and ready to make your voice heard.
Media Literacy
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, media literacy has become an essential skill for navigating the vast array of information we encounter daily. Understanding how to critically analyze sources, discern fact from opinion, and identify bias is vital for making informed decisions and engaging in meaningful discourse. As we confront an increasing volume of misinformation and polarized narratives, fostering media literacy empowers individuals to be discerning consumers of information, equipping them to contribute thoughtfully to conversations that shape our society.
A Guide for Using Your Voice
Using your voice to amplify important issues is a valuable aspect of your learning experience at Wake Forest. As you and your student org consider plans for demonstrations, chalking, and posting activities, we encourage you to review the Policy on Demonstrations, Chalking, and Posting. This policy offers essential guidelines for engaging in free expression and peaceful assembly on campus, and while it’s not mandatory, collaborating with the Office of Student Engagement (engagement@wfu.edu) can help ensure your demonstration is both impactful and well-organized.
Unified Student Code of Conduct
Familiarizing yourself with the Student Code of Conduct is essential for a positive and respectful campus experience at Wake Forest. This code outlines the expectations for student behavior, promoting a community rooted in integrity and accountability. By understanding these guidelines, you can navigate your time at the university with confidence and contribute to a supportive environment for all. To learn more, click here to review the Student Code of Conduct.
R.I.D.E Core Certificate Program
Open to all students, faculty, and staff, the Realizing Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity (R.I.DE.) Core Certificate is a program of six comprehensive workshops designed for participants to understand the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. By completing the certificate, individuals will acquire the knowledge, skills, and empathy needed to navigate diverse environments, promote equity, and champion Wake’s commitment to inclusive excellence.
