What does WFC stand for?

Wake Forest College (former name of Wake Forest University; now School of Arts & Science)

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EDUCATION — Monroe public schools; Wingate Junior College and Wake Forest College.

Biographical information on ex-Sen. Jesse Helms

In the midst of the Wake County Public School System, and surrounded by the gloriously famous Duke, NC State, and UNC campuses, the area has long been a home to solid education, including the Holly Springs Academy, designed to prep young men for entry into Wake Forest College.

Top 5 Reasons to Live in Holly Springs, Nc

After the North Carolina Baptist Convention became established in the town, it opened the Wake Forest Manual Labor Institute and then the Wake Forest College.

All About Wake Forest, NC

William Louis Poteat, professor of biology at Wake Forest College, where he served as president from 1905 to 1927, has been lionized as the leading advocate of evolutionary biology in the South, especially within the frame where the battle was fought, among evangelical Christians.

William Louis Poteat: A Leader of the Progressive-Era South. (Book ...

IN THE LATE 1930s, the medical program on the old Wake Forest College campus operated under the name Wake Forest College School of Medical Sciences.

A new home and a new name: Winston-Salem and the Bowman Gray School ...

Wake Forest College Medical School did not open until 1902, however, when 13 students enrolled in the 2-year program, paying tuition of $37.

The Wake Forest era and the two-year school: 1902-1941. (Editorial)

Indeed, other than a few academic notables, such as Tinsley Harrison and George Harrell, the core of the original clinical faculty of the 4-year Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest College was derived from members of the Winston-Salem medical community who moved their private practices to the medical school.

The legacy of yesterday: the signature of the past at Wake Forest ...