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  • New River Conservancy is “ReWilding” Elk Shoals
    New River Conservancy is “ReWilding” Elk Shoals
    Winston-Salem Journal
    Sep. 25, 2019

    The New River Conservancy and New River State Park are working to reopen Elk Shoals to the public through a plan they are calling ReWilding Elk Shoals. A team from Appalachian State University's Appalachian Studies program participated in planting native trees in the flood plain at Elk Shoals on Sept. 20.

  • Fidel’s Cuba is long gone [faculty opinion]
    Fidel’s Cuba is long gone [faculty opinion]
    The Conversation
    Sep. 24, 2019

    Cuba is no longer the Americas’ lonely outpost of communism. The Caribbean island has become a nation of entrepreneurship, democratic aspiration, even pro-Americanism, according to Dr. Joseph J. Gonzalez, associate professor in Appalachian’s Department of Interdisciplinary Studies.

  • ‘Middle of the herd’ no more: Amazon tackles climate change [faculty quote]
    ‘Middle of the herd’ no more: Amazon tackles climate change [faculty quote]
    ABC News
    Sep. 19, 2019

    Online shopping giant Amazon revealed a carbon footprint Thursday that rivals that of a small country and vowed to reduce the damage to the planet by cutting its use of fossil fuels. "Its greenhouse gas emissions are about 85% of the emissions of Switzerland or Denmark," said Gregg Marland, a professor at the Research Institute for Environment, Energy and Economics at Appalachian State University.

  • What You Need to Know about Fall Foliage This Year
    What You Need to Know about Fall Foliage This Year

    Prepare for a better leaf-peeping season than in 2018

    Garden & Gun
    Sep. 18, 2019

    Leaf lovers, rejoice: Fall will be colorful. This year, the South is on track to have a much more vibrant display of colors, says Howard S. Neufeld, professor of biology at Appalachian State University.

  • 10 Little Things Connected Couples Do
    10 Little Things Connected Couples Do

    It's the smallest things that make the biggest difference.

    Women’s Health
    Sep. 16, 2019

    You agreed to stick it out through sickness and health and for richer or poorer, but marital vows don't address the other big things that can untie your knot. In one Appalachian State University study, for example, experts asked 52 couples to reminisce about fun times they had experienced both alone and together; those who liked to recall shared laughs were most satisfied with their relationships.

  • ASU celebrates Founders Day to honor legacies of those who paved the way
    ASU celebrates Founders Day to honor legacies of those who paved the way
    Watauga Democrat
    Sep. 11, 2019

    Appalachian State University’s second annual Founders Day was celebrated on Sept. 5 with the dedication of the Lillie Shull Dougherty statue, the ringing of the Founder’s Bell and a panel discussion featuring a former chancellor and former interim chancellor of Appalachian State University.

  • High water, higher expectations — a STEM learning experience for all ages at App State
    High water, higher expectations — a STEM learning experience for all ages at App State
    Sep. 10, 2019

    Top-notch N.C. high schoolers take to the river for research, instructed by Appalachian State University faculty, staff and students. It’s a learning experience for all.

  • App State celebrates its second annual Founders Day
    App State celebrates its second annual Founders Day
    Sep. 9, 2019

    Relive Appalachian State University’s 2019 Founders Day through this collection of photos by university photographers Marie Freeman and Chase Reynolds.

  • App State Celebrates Founders Day and 120 Years of Education Leadership
    App State Celebrates Founders Day and 120 Years of Education Leadership
    High Country Press
    Sep. 9, 2019

    The campus and local community celebrated Appalachian State University’s 120-year legacy of educational leadership with the second annual Founders Day celebration Sept. 5. The day included dedication of the Lillie Shull Dougherty statue, the ringing of the Founders Bell, a panel discussion with past leaders, and research by faculty, staff and students.

  • App State celebrates Founders Day and 120 years of education leadership
    App State celebrates Founders Day and 120 years of education leadership
    Sep. 5, 2019

    This year marked the second annual Founders Day celebration. It included dedication of Lillie Shull Dougherty’s statue, ringing of the Founders Bell and more.

  • Founders Bell Pavilion harkens to days of old — a behind-the-scenes look
    Founders Bell Pavilion harkens to days of old — a behind-the-scenes look
    Sep. 4, 2019

    The reproduction of Watauga Academy’s roofline houses a historic bell and is among the latest additions to Founders Plaza.

  • App State’s NRLP awarded $1M for environmental restoration on Middle Fork New River
    App State’s NRLP awarded $1M for environmental restoration on Middle Fork New River
    Aug. 29, 2019

    NRLP Engineering Supervisor Matthew Makdad, recipient of the $1 million grant, said he and his project collaborators are eager to restore the Payne Branch section of the Middle Fork New River to its natural habitat.

  • Sigmann recognized for leadership in chemical health and safety
    Sigmann recognized for leadership in chemical health and safety
    Watauga Democrat
    Aug. 28, 2019

    The American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety has announced Appalachian State University’s Samuella B. Sigmann as the recipient of its 2019 Howard Fawcett Chemical Health and Safety Award. The award recognizes outstanding leadership and service in the field of chemical health and safety.

  • When the hammer hits the nail: App Builds a Home construction to begin in September
    When the hammer hits the nail: App Builds a Home construction to begin in September
    Aug. 26, 2019

    A “crazy” weekend of building is ahead for App Builds a Home volunteers and the Watauga County Habitat for Humanity.

  • The toxic waste threat that climate change is making worse
    The toxic waste threat that climate change is making worse
    Politico
    Aug. 26, 2019

    More than 100 ponds and landfills containing coal ash lie in areas FEMA has designated as high-risk flood zones, according to a POLITICO analysis. Adding climate change to the mix presents “a major issue,” said Ellen Cowan, a scientist at Appalachian State University who has studied coal ash spills across the country.

  • App State’s College of Fine and Applied Arts appoints Dr. Janice Pope as interim dean
    App State’s College of Fine and Applied Arts appoints Dr. Janice Pope as interim dean
    Aug. 20, 2019

    Dr. Janice Pope, who is beginning her 25th year of service to Appalachian, is a professor of public relations in the university's Department of Communication.

  • Students rate male instructors more highly than female instructors. We tried to counter that hidden bias.
    Students rate male instructors more highly than female instructors. We tried to counter that hidden bias.
    The Washington Post
    Aug. 20, 2019

    A substantial body of research shows that students systematically give lower teaching evaluations to women and people of color than to white men, even when there are no differences in the teaching’s quality and effectiveness. Nevertheless, most universities and colleges continue to use student evaluations to inform decisions about who gets promoted.

  • 6 members of App State Community receive Plemmons Leadership Medallions
    6 members of App State Community receive Plemmons Leadership Medallions
    Aug. 14, 2019

    Six members of the Appalachian State University Community have been awarded W.H. Plemmons Leadership Medallions in recognition of their efforts to provide campus leadership for students.

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