Fulbright Scholarships 2010
A job well done: Five of the twelve Wake Forest students who have been awarded Fulbright scholarships in 2010 graduated with a major in Political-
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A job well done: Five of the twelve Wake Forest students who have been awarded Fulbright scholarships in 2010 graduated with a major in Political-
Political science major Carlos Maza and political science minor Will Sears were invited to the 2010 National Debate tournament. Will Sears reached the “Final Four”-
What’s it like to be part of the Obama administration while still working on your college degree? See the WFU interview with Randy Paris.
Nick Deuschle This past year, I was offered the opportunity to represent the Political Science Department as Wake Forest University’s Center for the Study of-
I graduated from Wake Forest University in 1992, with a double major in Politics (before the department name change) and History. I then went directly-
Jacob Montgomery, ’02, and Lisa Hoppenjans, ’03, met while studying abroad with the political science department in London and just celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary. Jacob-