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  • Hello, Привет, and New Collaborative Spaces
    Hello, Привет, and New Collaborative Spaces

    Symposium Highlights Innovative Uses of Teaching Technologies

    The University of North Carolina System
    April 10, 2019

    Professors can have a difficult time planning to co-teach a course with a colleague in another department. Imagine the audacity of Dr. Barbara Howard’s vision to team teach with a faculty member in another country. Howard wanted to remain on campus at Appalachian State University, while Dr. Natalia Ilyashenko would stay planted at her home institution … Novgorod State University in Russia.

  • WBI title caps emotional ride for App State players and coaches
    WBI title caps emotional ride for App State players and coaches
    Appalachian State Mountaineers
    April 3, 2019

    App State's 76-59 victory against North Texas in front of a record-breaking home crowd capped a WBI Championship run that was meaningful for the Mountaineers' head coach, team and program.

  • Shauna Caldwell '18 captures women of Appalachia
    Shauna Caldwell '18 captures women of Appalachia
    All About Women
    March 25, 2019

    When people speak about Shauna Caldwell, they use words like “intentional,” “caring,” “wise” and “creative.” A High Country native born in Boone and raised in Banner Elk, Shauna is an artist, herbalist and graduate student in the Appalachian Studies program at Appalachian State University.

  • Author visits Middle Fork Academy, talks to kids about new book
    Author visits Middle Fork Academy, talks to kids about new book
    Winston-Salem Journal
    March 22, 2019

    Award-winning children’s author Derrick Barnes stopped by the Appalachian State University Academy at Middle Fork this week to read to the students and encourage them to continue to read and write.

  • ASU student, employee IDs approved as photo IDs for elections
    ASU student, employee IDs approved as photo IDs for elections
    Watauga Democrat
    March 19, 2019

    Appalachian State University students and employees can use their university-issued identification cards as a valid photo ID card to vote in the 2020 elections, the North Carolina State Board of Elections announced Friday.

  • With 60 Floats and Over 4,000 Spectators, Boone’s St. Patrick’s Parade a Huge Success on Saturday
    With 60 Floats and Over 4,000 Spectators, Boone’s St. Patrick’s Parade a Huge Success on Saturday
    High Country Press
    March 18, 2019

    Floats during the parade were judged by a panel of four judges that included Boone Mayor Rennie Brantz, Appalachian State University Chancellor Sheri Everts, Appalachian State football head coach Eli Drinkwitz and U.S. Olympic snowboarder Louie Vito.

  • Bienenstock Furniture Library Announces 2019 Furniture Design Competition Winners
    Bienenstock Furniture Library Announces 2019 Furniture Design Competition Winners
    Furniture World
    March 11, 2019

    There were 32 entries from 7 different colleges. Colleges represented included: Weber State, Kendall, SCAD, Appalachian State University, University of Central Oklahoma, University of Idaho, and the University of Houston. John Lalevee of Appalachian State University won the first place award for Furniture Design.

  • How much are you 'willing toupee?' Combing through the economics of baldness
    How much are you 'willing toupee?' Combing through the economics of baldness
    CBC Radio
    March 8, 2019

    A team of economists in the U.S., including Walker College of Business associate professor Dr. Dave McEvoy, say men of a certain age are coping with a particularly hairy sort of stress — and they’ll pay through the teeth to avoid facing it head on.

  • Breathing life into black history at the Academy
    Breathing life into black history at the Academy
    The Chronicle
    March 7, 2019

    Appalachian State University Academy at Middle Fork Elementary School celebrated Black History Month through song, dramatic play, daily trivia, door decorations, a historically black college and university research presentation, a local radio personality visit, and a living wax museum.

  • One Reason Rural Students Don't Go To College: Colleges Don't Go To Them
    One Reason Rural Students Don't Go To College: Colleges Don't Go To Them
    NPR
    March 6, 2019

    "Providing greater postsecondary opportunities for rural residents isn't simply a matter of equity or moral obligation — it's a matter of continued national prosperity," says Appalachian State University's Andrew Koricich. He points out that our economy relies heavily on rural communities and workers.

  • Studies: Road salt use impacts local waterways
    Studies: Road salt use impacts local waterways
    Watauga Democrat
    March 1, 2019

    Salted roads can reduce accidents by 51 to 88 percent once the treatment is applied, according to The Salt Institute. Despite road salt’s seemingly essential role in keeping society mobile during harsh High Country winters, Dr. Shea Tuberty, along with other students and teachers at Appalachian State University, wondered— where does all the salt go once the snow is gone?

  • Owens Field House demolition begins
    Owens Field House demolition begins
    Watauga Democrat
    March 1, 2019

    The anticipated demolition of Owens Field House has begun with the dismantling of the building’s interior, and the exterior is slated to come down the week of March 11, according to Appalachian State University spokesperson Megan Hayes.

  • Cherokee High School students share Valentine's Day lesson at Green Valley
    Cherokee High School students share Valentine's Day lesson at Green Valley
    Watauga Democrat
    March 1, 2019

    Cherokee High School students traveled to Green Valley Elementary School on Feb. 13 to teach a Valentine’s Day lesson by sharing the traditional Cherokee story of the first strawberries. The six CHS students who visited the school are dual-enrolled at Appalachian State University and are taking this semester’s Cherokee Culture and Leadership class taught by CHS teacher Heath Robertson and Reich College of Education Associate Professor Allen Bryant.

  • Venezuela crisis: Trump threats to Maduro evoke bloody history of US intervention in Latin America
    Venezuela crisis: Trump threats to Maduro evoke bloody history of US intervention in Latin America
    San Francisco Chronicle
    Feb. 25, 2019

    Dr. Joseph Gonzalez outlines the often-militaristic history of U.S.–Latin American relations and writes that the U.S. has an opportunity for stronger diplomatic relations — and a safer way to restore democracy — if it chooses this time to work with a coalition called the Lima Group.

  • 6 University Marketing Campaigns From 2018 That Inspire & Innovate
    6 University Marketing Campaigns From 2018 That Inspire & Innovate
    Digital Media Solutions
    Feb. 11, 2019

    Appalachian State University leverages their beautiful location for an effective commercial. The 15-second spot manages, in one ad, to highlight Appalachian’s beautiful location, diversity and opportunities by effectively weaving the mountain metaphor throughout, even giving the school mascot a shout out.

  • Students Work To Design Homes For Adults With Autism
    Students Work To Design Homes For Adults With Autism
    88.5 WFDD
    Feb. 8, 2019

    Professor Jason Miller speaks with WFDD’s Eddie Garcia about designing housing for adults with autism and about a collaboration between Appalachian State University’s Department of Sustainable Technology and LIFE Village, a nonprofit that provides services for exceptional individuals.

  • Per capita carbon emissions must fall to 1955 levels
    Per capita carbon emissions must fall to 1955 levels
    Nature
    Jan. 30, 2019

    Correspondence from Appalachian’s Gregg Marland: The findings of the 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change special report imply that we need to reduce global emissions of carbon dioxide within 12 years to where they were 41 years ago, to avoid a 1.5 °C increase in average Earth surface temperature. We need to make drastic changes in carbon emissions, soon. This means widespread global cooperation and unprecedented commitment.

  • New initiative, staff position aim to reduce jail recidivism
    New initiative, staff position aim to reduce jail recidivism
    Watauga Democrat
    Jan. 14, 2019

    A new initiative to reduce recidivism at the Watauga County jail is already receiving positive feedback, with one inmate calling it an “inspiration” and a “blessing” in a handwritten letter to Sheriff Len Hagaman. The letter was written to Hagaman in spring 2018 after an intern, Appalachian social work graduate student Mollie Mellishrencken, studied inmate recidivism — the cycle of coming in and out of incarceration on multiple occasions.

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