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  • Appalachian alumnus and lecturer Aaron Ballance receives 2017 Linda Flowers Literary Award from the North Carolina Humanities Council
    Appalachian alumnus and lecturer Aaron Ballance receives 2017 Linda Flowers Literary Award from the North Carolina Humanities Council
    Dec. 11, 2017

    Aaron Ballance ’04, lecturer in the Appalachian State University’s Department of English, is the recipient of the North Carolina Humanities Council’s 2017 Linda Flowers Literary Award for his poems “Sugarfoot,” “Old Trouble,” “The Peaks,” “One-Eyed Jenny,” “The Brink,” “Leading Flash to the Barn — January” and “Rust.”

  • Eastern Band of the Cherokee flag installed in Plemmons Student Union
    Eastern Band of the Cherokee flag installed in Plemmons Student Union
    Dec. 8, 2017

    The flag of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee now hangs in a place of prominence alongside the American, Chinese and Israeli national flags — and a variety of others — in Plemmons Student Union (PSU) on Appalachian State University’s campus.

  • Trustees approve end zone project
    Trustees approve end zone project
    Watauga Democrat
    Dec. 8, 2017

    Appalachian’s $38.2 million north end zone project is moving down the field with approval by the university’s board of trustees on Friday. The trustees unanimously voted to endorse the 87,400-square-foot mixed-use development that will replace the Owens Field House, which was built in 1972 and which leaders say has “significant deferred maintenance issues.”

  • Trustees OK fee increase to renovate Sanford Hall
    Trustees OK fee increase to renovate Sanford Hall
    Watauga Democrat
    Dec. 8, 2017

    One of Appalachian’s most used academic buildings is slated for renovation, to be funded from proceeds of the student debt services fee. Appalachian’s board of trustees approved a motion to recommend the fee increase on Friday and to endorse renovations and improvements to Sanford Hall as well as the issuance of special obligation bonds or other long-term debt up to $18 million.

  • Appalachian police receive training to treat opioid overdoses with Narcan
    Appalachian police receive training to treat opioid overdoses with Narcan
    Dec. 6, 2017

    Even though Appalachian State University has no significant problem with opioid overdoses, its University Police Department stands ready to help were such emergencies to occur. Members of the Appalachian police, with the support of Project Lazarus, were recently trained in the use of Narcan — an emergency medication used to treat opioid overdoses.

  • University Police granted use of anti-overdose drug
    University Police granted use of anti-overdose drug
    Watauga Democrat
    Dec. 5, 2017

    Appalachian State University Police announced last month that its officers are officially trained and equipped to administer the anti-overdose medication Naloxone. Naloxone counters the effects of opioids in the system and can be effective at bringing someone out of an overdose episode, according to University Police Chief Andy Stephenson.

  • Stand in the Gap
    Stand in the Gap
    Dec. 5, 2017

    Jordan and his guest Sarah Levine discuss the death of their fathers, Roscoe Jordan and Marty Levine. They share what their fathers taught them during their time on earth, as well as what they have learned by living without them. This episode is dedicated to Roscoe and Marty.

  • Students present at statewide research event
    Students present at statewide research event
    Dec. 5, 2017

    More than 40 undergraduate Appalachian State University students attended the 13th Annual State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium held at Campbell University in November.

  • Appalachian freshman Jackson Barbee wins top prize in the fall 2017 Big Idea Pitch Competition
    Appalachian freshman Jackson Barbee wins top prize in the fall 2017 Big Idea Pitch Competition
    Dec. 5, 2017

    Jackson Barbee, an Appalachian freshman and management major from Cary, won first place in the fall 2017 Big Idea Pitch Competition held on Nov. 10, 2017 for his idea of a bag designed specifically for rock climbers. Second prize went to the creator of an online role-playing game for the visually impaired and third prize was awarded for a proposed mobile barbershop app.

  • Larry Richard Clark ’62 receives Historian of the Year Award from the North Carolina Society of Historians
    Larry Richard Clark ’62 receives Historian of the Year Award from the North Carolina Society of Historians
    Dec. 4, 2017

    The award is given to those who have made outstanding contributions to the preservation of local, regional and statewide history. Clark was specifically recognized for his decades of teaching, as well as his writing, which explores North Carolina’s prehistoric Native Americans and its earliest colonial era, when Spanish soldiers marched across the Carolinas.

  • AppX: Finding Your Major
    AppX: Finding Your Major
    Dec. 4, 2017

    No idea what to major in? No idea where to start? Liz Pope sits down with Geralyn Mitchell from the Career Development Center to give you some solid first steps.

  • North Carolina Humanities Council Announces 2017 Linda Flowers Literary Award Recipient
    North Carolina Humanities Council Announces 2017 Linda Flowers Literary Award Recipient
    North Carolina Humanities Council
    Dec. 4, 2017

    On November 4, 2017 the North Carolina Humanities Council announced Mr. Aaron Ballance as the recipient of its 2017 Linda Flowers Literary Award for his entries of “Sugarfoot,” “Old Trouble,” “The Peaks,” “One-Eyed Jenny,” “The Brink,” “Leading Flash to the Barn – January,” and “Rust.”

  • Bowl Bound Again: Apps to Face Toledo in Dollar General Bowl
    Bowl Bound Again: Apps to Face Toledo in Dollar General Bowl
    Dec. 3, 2017

    The matchup of top teams from the Sun Belt Conference and Mid-American Conference was announced Sunday as the 2017-18 bowl schedule was unveiled.

  • Light pollution
    Light pollution

    Adverse impact of excessive artificial nighttime lighting on natural systems is worldwide

    Wilkes Journal-Patriot
    Dec. 1, 2017

    Dr. Daniel Caton, a professor in Appalachian’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, has worked with local governments in Wilkes and other counties to seek ordinances regulating outdoor lighting.

  • Paige Anderholm receives 2017 Global Leadership Undergraduate Student Award
    Paige Anderholm receives 2017 Global Leadership Undergraduate Student Award
    Dec. 1, 2017

    Paige Anderholm, a political science major from Summerfield, North Carolina, received Appalachian State University’s 2017 Global Leadership Undergraduate Student Award during the university’s International Education Week.

  • Team Sunergy finalizes designs on second-generation solar vehicle
    Team Sunergy finalizes designs on second-generation solar vehicle
    Watauga Democrat
    Dec. 1, 2017

    Pressured by a blooming reputation as well as changes to race regulations, Appalachian's Solar Vehicle Team is now finalizing designs for its second-generation vehicle.

  • Assistant principal named best in state
    Assistant principal named best in state
    Gaston Gazette
    Nov. 30, 2017

    An advocate for students who are at-risk or have disabilities, she’s now among the state’s top school administrators. Bessemer City High’s Meghan LeFevers has been named the 2018 North Carolina Secondary Assistant Principal of the Year by the North Carolina Principals & Assistant Principals’ Association, or NCPAPA.

  • Appalachian’s MBA program listed among The Princeton Review’s 2018 best
    Appalachian’s MBA program listed among The Princeton Review’s 2018 best
    Nov. 29, 2017

    Princeton Review's unranked list is based on a combination of institutional and student survey data, including career outcomes, admissions selectivity and academic rigor, among others. They noted Appalachian’s MBA program for having an international experience requirement, rigorous academics, and accessible and interesting professors.

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