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  • Intertwining triple majors open the door to a doctorate for Appalachian graduating senior
    Intertwining triple majors open the door to a doctorate for Appalachian graduating senior
    May 6, 2019

    A childhood passion for Pokémon led this graduating senior’s path toward Asian studies and comparative literature.

  • Appalachian alumna uses earth-friendly designs for Dr. Scholl’s shoes
    Appalachian alumna uses earth-friendly designs for Dr. Scholl’s shoes
    April 26, 2019

    Andee Burton ’12 uses hands-on experience for inspiration in developing earth-friendly shoes.

  • Appalachian senior Jake Haire builds on his future through KMI International internship
    Appalachian senior Jake Haire builds on his future through KMI International internship
    April 26, 2019

    Appalachian’s Jake Haire has been selected for a summer 2019 internship with construction management/consulting firm KMI International.

  • 2018 graduate finds her career path with help from Brantley Risk and Insurance Center
    2018 graduate finds her career path with help from Brantley Risk and Insurance Center
    April 3, 2019

    Now a risk analyst, Shelby Weatherman ’18 said she gained professional development, off-campus experiential learning and faculty/staff encouragement through the center.

  • Kristian Jackson connects humans and the environment — by building trails and a legacy
    Kristian Jackson connects humans and the environment — by building trails and a legacy
    April 2, 2019

    The senior lecturer in the Department of Recreation Management and Physical Education taps into his passion for mountain biking to teach students while enriching the community.

  • Appalachian alumnus relies on effective communication to manage front desk operations
    Appalachian alumnus relies on effective communication to manage front desk operations
    April 1, 2019

    Alumnus Chris Mahan ’17, who holds a BSBA in management from Appalachian, is front and center at The Inn on Biltmore Estate.

  • Got talent? This Appalachian alumnus may have a job for you at The Biltmore Co.
    Got talent? This Appalachian alumnus may have a job for you at The Biltmore Co.
    April 1, 2019

    Alumnus Chip Bryan ’07, talent acquisition and recruitment supervisor for The Biltmore Co., hires help for America’s largest home — the Biltmore Estate.

  • Surrounded by inspiration, Appalachian alumnus keeps applications running at IBM
    Surrounded by inspiration, Appalachian alumnus keeps applications running at IBM
    March 29, 2019

    The experience alumnus Chris Waldon ’16 ’18 had in Appalachian’s Honors College and as a Chancellor’s Scholar inspired his path to a career with IBM.

  • Dancing with words at Appalachian
    Dancing with words at Appalachian

    Alumna and author Dr. Meredith McCarroll shares her interdisciplinary Appalachian Experience — on the page and the stage

    March 29, 2019

    McCarroll, director of writing and rhetoric at Bowdoin College and author of “Appalachian Reckoning,” said the balance between dance and English kept her “healthy and happy” while learning to be an educator at Appalachian.

  • ‘Every day is Earth Day at Appalachian’
    ‘Every day is Earth Day at Appalachian’

    The university celebrates with sustainable practices and strengthened resiliency

    March 27, 2019

    Learn how Appalachian celebrates Earth Day year-round. Plus, see the slate of Earth Month events on campus in April.

  • The case for resiliency
    The case for resiliency

    Appalachian biology professor Dr. Shea Tuberty and former FEMA Administrator Brock Long discuss how developing a culture of preparedness fosters resiliency

    March 19, 2019

    From the national level to the borders of Appalachian’s campus, prioritizing resilience measures is critical, say former FEMA Administrator Brock Long ’97 ’99 and Appalachian biology professor Dr. Shea Tuberty.

  • Never a dull moment — Appalachian alumnus claims satisfaction in his first post-graduation job
    Never a dull moment — Appalachian alumnus claims satisfaction in his first post-graduation job
    March 18, 2019

    Appalachian alumnus Mark Janke ’18 says he enjoys the variety in his job with National General Insurance — “plus, the people I work with are fun and supportive.”

  • GAIT alumna presses on in her career by networking with fellow Mountaineers
    GAIT alumna presses on in her career by networking with fellow Mountaineers
    March 18, 2019

    Taylor Coggins enjoys interaction with customers — and fellow Mountaineers — in her workplace at Salem One, a printing, direct marketing, packaging and logistics company headquartered in Winston-Salem.

  • From volunteer to director — Appalachian alumna forges a career and makes a difference
    From volunteer to director — Appalachian alumna forges a career and makes a difference
    March 18, 2019

    Appalachian alumna Heather Canipe uses her degree in social work to serve youth in the High Country.

  • Appalachian alumnus counts a career in his Ashe County hometown as a plus
    Appalachian alumnus counts a career in his Ashe County hometown as a plus
    March 18, 2019

    As a staff accountant for SkyLine, alumnus Luke Eggers’ satisfaction with his job goes beyond the numbers.

  • From part-time repairs to CEO — Appalachian alumna followed a logical path to lead SkyLine Membership Corp.
    From part-time repairs to CEO — Appalachian alumna followed a logical path to lead SkyLine Membership Corp.
    March 18, 2019

    Logic and reasoning skills learned while pursuing a mathematics degree at Appalachian State University led this alumna on a path from part-time repairs to CEO.

  • From the Appalachians to the Andes
    From the Appalachians to the Andes

    A Peru study abroad becomes a metaphor for the Appalachian Experience

    March 15, 2019

    In summer 2018, two groups of students, led by Appalachian professors, trekked the highest peaks of Peru and explored the Amazon rainforest, sharing sustainability practices and conducting critical climate research along the way.

  • Climbing into thin air for climate research
    Climbing into thin air for climate research

    A faculty-led study abroad in Peru supports NSF experiments and student learning

    March 15, 2019

    Appalachian students joined Dr. Baker Perry, one of the top experts in his field, to climb mountains and traverse glaciers in Peru, all while participating in climate research projects that may impact the world.

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