Staff Advisory Council

The Wake Forest University Staff Advisory Council (SAC) was formed in 2006 to strengthen communication among staff and administration, at all levels. The SAC exists as an advisory body, responsible for conveying the ideas, concerns, and suggestions of staff to the university administration, advising the President of the university on subjects that impact staff, and inform staff colleagues of issues and policies which affect them.

Latest News

• Staff Appreciation Picnic: Updated Parking & Transportation Info
  We hope you are planning to join us for the Staff Appreciation Picnic this Friday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the McCreary Tower of Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium (4th floor). There are some updated instructions about shuttles, traffic, and parking that we want to share with you. We strongly encourage all staff to take the free shuttles […]
• Staff Advisory Council Meeting: May 22 via Zoom
  The Staff Advisory Council will hold the final monthly meeting of the academic year on May 22 from 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. via Zoom. Topics will include: We hope staff members will mark their calendars and plan to join us. The meeting will also be recorded and posted after the event. Join us via Zoom! […]
• Staff Appreciation Picnic & Pro Humanitate Projects, May 9
  The annual Staff Appreciation Picnic will be held on Friday, May 9, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the McCreary Tower of Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium (4th floor).  The picnic, hosted by the Staff Advisory Council (SAC), celebrates the hard work and dedication of staff across the University. Colleagues can expect great food, games, music, and giveaways. Shuttles […]
• April 2025 Staff Advisory Council Meeting Recording
  The April 2025 Staff Advisory Council meeting recording has been uploaded to the Staff Advisory Council Kaltura channel (WFU authentication required). The Staff Advisory Council is moving its meeting recordings to Kaltura, Wake Forest’s enterprise-level, cloud-based media management platform, because of our unlimited capacity for storage (whereas Zoom recordings are only stored for […]