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As the University embarks on this exciting journey to shape the future of our campus, we are committed to creating a plan that reflects the needs and aspirations of the entire Wake Forest community. Your voice is not only heard – it’s instrumental in helping us create a holistic plan that will guide our space planning efforts for years to come. You are invited to share your vision for our future by attending an in-person engagement event or complete this online form to share your valuable insight, ideas, and feedback. We encourage you to partner with us in building a campus that truly serves everyone.

We Want to Hear from You

Below are the Bicentennial Space Plan draft planning principles developed based on input from the Wake community. We welcome your comments on these principles, which will be used to guide the development of the plan.

PLANNING PRINCIPLES
Interconnected, mission-driven goals that help guide the physical
campus comprehensive planning process.

Promote Visionary Stewardship of Place
Steward and enhance the distinct character and natural beauty through thoughtful, authentic intervention that responds to future needs.

Modernize for Academic Excellence, Growth, and Collaboration
Align space to support evolving learning models and institutional growth while promoting flexible use and meaningful collaboration.

Support an Immersive Student Experience
Foster vibrant, pedestrian-oriented environments that promotes student success, wellness, and a strong sense of community for all.

Prioritize Investments in Existing Assets
Strategically invest in existing facilities and infrastructure to extend their life, improve efficiency, and meet evolving needs.

Reimagine Wake Forest as a Network of Connected Places
Strengthen connections, accessibility, and wayfinding while expanding the concept of campus to include adjacent areas and emerging Wake Forest spaces.

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Engagement Events

The Project Team and the University’s design partner, Ayers Saint Gross, regularly gather feedback and present findings to the Advisory, Working, and Listening groups. These groups also help identify opportunities to reach the broader campus community in engagement and outreach events.


Previous Events

As of August 2025, the Project Team has met with more than 1,700 members of the Wake Forest community to gather feedback. Below is a comprehensive list of those engagement and outreach events: