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Kelly Greene (’91)
Kelly Greene (’91) joined Wake Forest Magazine as managing editor in 2023. Before that, she was senior director of executive communications for TIAA and a director of marketing for BlackRock in New York. In her 25 years as a journalist, Greene was a staff writer and columnist at The Wall Street Journal, where she contributed to the Journal’s Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and co-authored a New York Times bestselling book about retirement planning. She was a Carswell Scholar at Wake Forest with majors in History with Honors and Politics.
Stories by Kelly Greene ('91)
Devilish Delights
Ed Southern (’94) has woven together new versions of frightening tales that many North Carolinians first heard around the campfire.
Devilish Delights
Fair Ribbons
With inspiration from pop icons, Erin Greene (MA ’23) takes on the Carolina Classic Fair’s decorating challenge.
Fair Ribbons
An Alumni Guide to Outdoor Adventures
Unplug, de-stress and let time slow down, whether it's by spearfishing or skydiving.
An Alumni Guide to Outdoor Adventures
How We Are Nurtured by Nature
Four faculty members and a staff psychologist discuss the myriad physical, emotional and spiritual benefits of being outdoors, even when the rambles come in small doses.
How We Are Nurtured by Nature
Teaching lessons and touching lives
Teacher of the Year Kristin Salsberry ('99) builds community in her third-grade classroom and inspires her students to bloom.
Teaching lessons and touching lives
Camel City and More
Learning about the history of labor, racial conflict, folk music, advertising and Wake Forest — all through the lens of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Camel City and More
Heading back to school
Teacher of the Year Cristofer Wiley ('03, MAEd '04) hopes students “understand their agency in their own outcomes, … empathize with people unlike themselves … and do the right thing whenever they can.”
Heading back to school
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