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Interview

Two young women getting ready for a day at WFU in 1972
Courtesy of WFU Special Collections Archives

Share Your Story in Detail

The heart of Faith & Fashion in the Forest lies in personal conversations about how dress codes shaped Wake Forest experiences. While our survey captures key memories, longer interviews allow for deeper storytelling about campus culture, personal experiences, and the evolution of Wake Forest’s dress traditions.

What to Expect:

  • 30-45 minute conversation (via phone, Zoom, or in-person if local)
  • With your permission, conversations will be recorded (audio or video) and archived with WFU Special Collections & Archives
  • Questions about your memories of dress codes, campus culture, and related experiences
  • Opportunity to share stories, photos, or documents that illustrate your experiences
  • Conducted by Professor Lynn S. Neal and students in the “Faith & Fashion in the Forest” class (Spring 2026)

We’re Particularly Interested in Stories About:

  • How you learned about and navigated dress expectations
  • Memorable moments related to campus dress culture
  • Changes you witnessed over time
  • The relationship between faith, fashion, and campus identity during your WF years

Sign Up: Ready to share your story? Fill out the brief form below, and we’ll contact you to schedule a conversation at your convenience.

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Questions? Contact Professor Lynn S. Neal for more information about the interview process.