Student Tickets & School Groups
Face to Face is proud to partner with institutions of higher learning to provide students unparalleled access to our events. Whether you’re at Wake Forest, enrolled at another college or university in the area, or at local high school – we have an opportunity for you to attend…for free! Complimentary access to Face to Face events is made possible thanks to our Student Engagement Sponsor, Subway.
Ken Burns on October 21 (Bio)
José Andrés on February 25 (Bio)
Hosted at Wait Chapel
WFU students, students at other colleges and universities, and high school student groups are invited to attend a special Wake Forest student-led conversation, occurring prior to the main event. This event will feature the main speaker for the night, unless otherwise noted. Tickets should be claimed or RSVP’d for online in advance, but will also be available on a walk-up basis with your school ID.
College and university students may claim one free ticket to attend on an individual basis or with other students. Institutional administrators and staff members may also arrange a group outing.
High school students may attend, but must be part of a group outing (with chaperones) organized by school administrators in order to gain complimentary admission.
Attendees at the student-led event are not allowed to stay for main event unless separate tickets are purchased in advance. Group discounts available. The venue will be cleared in between events.
CLICK HERE to claim your ticket, arrange a group outing, or for more info. Only one event will be active for ticket claiming and RSVPs at any given time, usually two to six weeks in advance.
Michael Schur on December 3 (Bio)
Hosted at Wait Chapel
Face to Face has partnered with the Wake Forest Program for Leadership and Character to bring Michael Schur to campus to speak during the Building Communities of Character Conference.
Wake Forest University students may claim one free ticket to attend on an individual basis or with other students. Campus faculty and staff may also claim one free ticket. Complimentary tickets will be exclusively in the balcony. Tickets should be claimed online in advance, but will also be available on a walk-up basis with your Wake Forest ID.
Due to the unique nature of this partnered event, non-WFU students and staff are not able to attend this event without purchasing a ticket, unlike other Face to Face events.
CLICK HERE to claim your ticket and for more info. Ticket claiming goes live November 5.
Jack Nicklaus on April 20 (Bio)
Hosted at LJVM Coliseum
WFU students, students at other colleges and universities, and high school student groups are invited to attend the main keynote address, free of charge. Groups RSVPs should be made as soon as possible once the portal is activated. Individual student tickets must be claimed online in advance (no walk-ups).
College and university students may claim one free upper-level ticket to attend on an individual basis or with other students. Institutional administrators and staff members may also arrange a group outing.
High school students may attend, but must be part of a group outing (with chaperones) organized by school administrators in order to gain complimentary admission.
Transportation: WFU campus shuttle buses will be available to students & staff, located in Lot P, with trips to the event from 5:45pm to 7:45pm and trips back to campus between 8:40pm and 9:45pm.
Parking: Individuals traveling to LJVM Coliseum in personal vehicles are subject to purchase a $20 pass to park. Groups traveling together to the event in large buses or vans will receive free parking.
CLICK HERE to claim your ticket, arrange a group outing, or for more info. Only one event will be active for ticket claiming and RSVPs at a time, usually three to six weeks in advance.
Questions? Contact Face to Face at (336) 758-6615 or