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  • Appalachian continues its sustainability project at American cultural centers in China
    Appalachian continues its sustainability project at American cultural centers in China
    Aug. 18, 2015

    The American Cultural Center (ACC) established at Northeastern University (NEU) in Shenyang, China, by Appalachian State University continued a second year of sustainability activities that included presentations and film discussions led by faculty from Appalachian.

  • DeWitt receives NC Arts Council Artist Fellowship
    DeWitt receives NC Arts Council Artist Fellowship
    Aug. 18, 2015

    Abigail DeWitt of Burnsville, a visiting assistant professor at Appalachian State University, is one of 18 individuals who have received a North Carolina Arts Council Artist Fellowship for 2015–16.

  • Sights and sounds of Ethiopia
    Sights and sounds of Ethiopia
    Aug. 17, 2015

    Doctoral and master’s-level students in Appalachian State University’s Reich College of Education and one undergraduate in Appalachian's Beaver College of Health Sciences traveled to Ethiopia in May 2015 to explore social/educational change in East Africa, as well as human rights and social justice from a cross-cultural perspective.

  • Appalachian offers physical education program for home schooled children
    Appalachian offers physical education program for home schooled children
    Aug. 17, 2015

    Area home school students are eligible to participate in physical education activities being offered by the physical education program in Appalachian State University’s Beaver College of Health Sciences.

  • Appalachian’s Visiting Writers Series begins Sept. 3
    Appalachian’s Visiting Writers Series begins Sept. 3
    Aug. 17, 2015

    Authors of memoirs, poetry collections, novels and literary history comprise the speakers for the fall Hughlene Bostian Frank Visiting Writers Series at Appalachian State University. All programs are free and open to the public.

  • Dave by the Bell: Welcome Freshmen
    Dave by the Bell: Welcome Freshmen
    Aug. 14, 2015

    Dave interviews brand new Mountaineers in the freshmen move-in special edition of Dave by the Bell. Featuring a special appearance by Chancellor Sheri N. Everts!

  • Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on choosing to preserve our assets
    Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on choosing to preserve our assets
    Aug. 14, 2015

    The keynote speaker for the 2015 Appalachian Energy Summit, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., dropped by our studio to talk about ways to measure value in economic systems, how to effect lasting change in order to preserve the assets of communities across the world, and offered some advice to students for building their skills for success.

  • Eight Appalachian graduates commissioned as second lieutenants
    Eight Appalachian graduates commissioned as second lieutenants
    Aug. 7, 2015

    It was a special day for eight Appalachian State University students. They were commissioned Aug. 7 as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army.

  • R.T. Smith named Rachel Rivers-Coffey Distinguished Professor in Creative Writing
    R.T. Smith named Rachel Rivers-Coffey Distinguished Professor in Creative Writing
    Aug. 6, 2015

    Writer R.T. (Rod) Smith has been named the 2015-16 Rachel Rivers-Coffey Distinguished Professor in Creative Writing at Appalachian State University. Smith will lead an eight-week colloquium during fall semester for students in Appalachian’s creative writing program.

  • Appalachian named a “Best in the Southeast” college by The Princeton Review
    Appalachian named a “Best in the Southeast” college by The Princeton Review
    Aug. 5, 2015

    The education services company lists Appalachian among its “Best in the Southeast” recommended schools in its “2016 Best Colleges: Region by Region” website feature. Only 140 colleges in 12 Southeastern states made the list for 2016.

  • Registration for Girls on the Run begins Aug. 10
    Registration for Girls on the Run begins Aug. 10
    Aug. 5, 2015

    Local girls in grades 3 through 8 are invited to participate in Girls on the Run of the High Country (GOTR-HC). Registration for the fall semester will begin online Aug.10 at http://gotr.appstate.edu and the program will begin the week of Sept. 8.

  • Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation awards $100,000 to Appalachian to support math education
    Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation awards $100,000 to Appalachian to support math education
    Aug. 5, 2015

    Trustees of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation have awarded a two-year $100,000 grant to Appalachian State University’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction to provide Math Recovery® training and coach approximately 35 elementary mathematics teacher leaders who will in turn support their colleagues in Alleghany, Avery, Burke and Wilkes counties.

  • Dave by the Bell: The Fine Folks at Food Services
    Dave by the Bell: The Fine Folks at Food Services
    Aug. 4, 2015

    Classes have yet to begin and students are scarce so Dave chats it up with Food Services employees hoping to discover the one thing they love the most about their jobs.

  • Appalachian students intern with state agencies
    Appalachian students intern with state agencies
    Aug. 3, 2015

    Eleven students from Appalachian State University have completed a 10-week internship through the N.C. State Internship Program operated by the N.C. Department of Administration.

  • Researchers use tree-ring science to study area log cabins
    Researchers use tree-ring science to study area log cabins
    Aug. 3, 2015

    Saskia van de Gevel looks closely at the ends of logs used to construct two cabins located in the Bear Paw State Natural Area in Watauga County.

  • Hatley and Smith appointed to Appalachian’s Board of Trustees
    Hatley and Smith appointed to Appalachian’s Board of Trustees
    July 31, 2015

    Robert C. Hatley and D. Kenan Smith have been appointed by Gov. Pat McCrory to four-year terms on Appalachian State University’s Board of Trustees. Their appointment is effective immediately.

  • AppX: Passing the Torch
    AppX: Passing the Torch
    July 30, 2015

    Laurie Pope says good-bye to AppX but, before leaving, she welcomes new host Patrick Sullivan.

  • Early registration draws near for the High Country Half Marathon
    Early registration draws near for the High Country Half Marathon
    July 29, 2015

    This is the second race in the High Country Triple Crown series and all proceeds benefit Girls on the Run of the High Country, a self-confidence building program for girls in the 3rd-8th grade. The presenting sponsor for The High Country Half Marathon is Mast General Store.

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