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Nathan Hatch, president of Wake Forest University, introduces the Call to Conversation program. “I think it’s very important to renew what it means to sit down and have face-to-face conversation,” Hatch said.
Wake Forest hosts a Call to Conversation dinner for young alumni at Twin City Lofts in Winston-Salem, hosted by Evan (’09) and Cierra (’10) Raleigh, and moderated by law professor Kami Chavis.
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