Whether through a scholarship, grant, or endowed teaching position, the generous support of benefactors has opened doors and opened minds for generations of Wake Forest students and faculty. Be inspired by some of their stories here.

May 18 was the end of stellar undergraduate careers for several new alumni/ae. Where will they go from here?

Benn Stancil will work as a Junior Fellow in international economics.

Tyler Humphreys will teach English in Indonesia.

Tyler Humphreys (’09) is headed for Indonesia with the Fulbright program where she will teach English for nine months. Benn Stancil (’09) was one of 10 seniors nationwide to receive a fellowship at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Evan Raleigh (’09) will enter the Master of Arts in Management at Wake Forest’s Babcock School. And debater Odile Hobeika (’09) will be pursuing a joint master’s and doctorate in communication at the University of Pittsburgh.

Read their stories at “Meet a Deacon” and share your comments on this blog.