Farrell Hall
The three-story, 120,000 sq. ft. Wake Forest Schools of Business building, Farrell Hall, features state-of-the-art technology and groundbreaking design to create an environment where faculty-student engagement can thrive. Built around a “living room” concept that brings faculty and students together in new ways, the world-class facility has flexible classrooms and collaborative spaces, allowing students the opportunity to learn intimately and intuitively within a shared space.
1834 Wake Forest Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106
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David Brooks left a positive review 4/18/2017
I thought having LTG Luckey on campus was great. I wish he had focused more on leadership and ethics. That would have been a great message for the undergrads to hear.
chessl16@wfu.edu left a positive review 4/18/2017
Informative. It offered several key perspectives on the attitudes that a leader should have as well as how to transition from a purely technical role to a generalized leadership role.
Tim Covey left a positive review 9/15/2016
good intro talks with plenty of time for Q&A.
Marie Isaacs left a positive review 4/6/2016
Very moving and inspirational
Tamara McLaughlin left a positive review 4/5/2016
What an inspiring event - both to hear from Mr. Best himself about the beginnings of the organization and to hear from local teachers who are successfully finding ways to meet the needs of their students through posting projects on Donors Choose. I came away inspired to pursue more "humility and hustle," the core values that propelled Donors Choose so effectively in their mission to support teachers and champion public education.
Susan Langlitz left a positive review 3/30/2016
Bill Powers was excellent! He presented a highly complicated, dense, philosophical topic in a relate-able, eloquent manner. He also made "ethical" behavior tangible and achievable for anyone who makes those choices on a day-to-day basis.
Calvin Bradford left a review 10/1/2014
Wasn't he suppose to retire?
Bill Davis left a review 4/1/2015
Well worth seeing. I hope it increases the dialogue not only among students, but faculty and staff.
Partha P Choudhury left a positive review 2/24/2015
It was good. Thanks for organizing it.
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Brandon Schmetterer left a positive review 8/30/2017
Very informative. Panel speakers offered valuable insights in the finance world.