AS PART OF the Strategic Plan and its emphasis on the importance of mentoring, the Wake Forest Fellows Program was created to provide recent graduates a chance to work in higher administration in a year-long position as full-time staff members of the University. Established by the President’s Office in 2008, the program provides challenging work opportunities in a variety of offices across campus.

In addition to a year-long assignment in a particular department of the university, each Fellow has opportunities to interact with key administrators and faculty; to learn about various administrative areas of the university; and to participate in a series of leadership lunches and enrichment activities with leaders in the Wake Forest and larger Winston-Salem community.

2024-2025 Wake Forest Fellows
From left to right: Maya Whitaker, Aarya Deshmukh, Justin Linden, Aditi Samavedy, Tatum Pike, Erin McCollum, Ritt Culbreth, Emma Gauthier, Leanna Bernish, Ashley Cranford, Roscoe Bell

Upcoming Applicant Forum

Interested in applying to become a 2025 Wake Forest Fellow after you graduate?

To help students finalize the decision to apply and prepare application materials, all interested seniors are invited to the Fellows Applicant Forum on November 13, 2024 from 7-8 pm in ZSR Classroom 476. Additionally, the Fellows will host a panel session with pizza on January 16, 2025 from 4-5 pm in ZSR Auditorium.

You won’t want to miss these opportunities to connect with the Fellows, gather more information, ask questions, and determine whether the Wake Forest Fellows Program is right for you.

These forums traditionally gives a more detailed understanding of the projects and day-to-day experiences of each of the current Fellows, as well as the Fellows’ relationships with supervisors and mentors. Program coordinators and HR representatives will also be available to answer your questions.

2021 Fellows Virtual Information Session Recording

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