Ten campus ministers serve as counselors for students, addressing a variety of concerns, and providing opportunities for spiritual growth. Nearly 20 percent of students are involved in campus ministry activities - Bible study, worship, and community outreach. The Volunteer Service Corps provides opportunities for more than 800 students to regularly perform community service. One annual initiative, Project Pumpkin, involves more than a third of the student body in providing a day of Halloween fun to more than 1,000 disadvantaged children. In addition, several credit courses integrate service, reflection, and academic study.
Many students take advantage of substance-free living options on campus.
Conducts a critical assessment of character-building projects and activities Wake Forest's Division of Student Life continually evaluates its programs and activities and directly requests feedback from students and other members of the campus community in formal and informal ways.