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  • Diana Wilcox ’91 awards NRLP scholarship she received as a student at Appalachian
    Diana Wilcox ’91 awards NRLP scholarship she received as a student at Appalachian
    Aug. 23, 2018

    A graduate of the computer science program at Appalachian, Wilcox is now the chair of the New River Light and Power scholarship committee.

  • Dr. Beth Campbell named chair of Appalachian’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction
    Dr. Beth Campbell named chair of Appalachian’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction
    Aug. 22, 2018

    Dr. Elizabeth “Beth” Campbell began her position in July. She is also an associate professor in the department.

  • Appalachian visiting creative writing professor authors debut ‘history-rich’ novel
    Appalachian visiting creative writing professor authors debut ‘history-rich’ novel
    Aug. 16, 2018

    Caleb Johnson is the author of “Treeborne,” a novel about “how the past gets mixed up in thoughts of the future” and “how home is a story as much as a place.”

  • Fermentation sciences program — and its opportunities — grow at Appalachian
    Fermentation sciences program — and its opportunities — grow at Appalachian
    Aug. 6, 2018

    In addition to beer and wine, Appalachian’s fermentation sciences degree program focuses on biofuels, fermented foods and distillation — an expanded focus providing students a wide range of career opportunities.

  • How Loss Inspired UK Alumna's Work in Student Wellness
    How Loss Inspired UK Alumna's Work in Student Wellness
    University of Kentucky
    Aug. 2, 2018

    At the end of her freshman year of college at Appalachian, Kyra Patel became a suicide loss survivor. She knew then she wanted to dedicate her life to helping others, especially college students, so they would know that no matter what they're going through, they are not alone. After graduating from the University of Kentucky College of Public Health in May 2018 with a master's in public health and a graduate certificate in biostatistics, Patel is now back where her passion for student health and wellness began, working as the coordinator of student social wellness at Appalachian State University.

  • Sywassink Awards conferred to 7 faculty and staff members in Appalachian’s Walker College of Business
    Sywassink Awards conferred to 7 faculty and staff members in Appalachian’s Walker College of Business

    The awards recognize excellence in teaching, research, service and more

    July 26, 2018

    Drs. Onur Ince, Pia Albinsson, Jamie Parson, and Dawn Medlin, along with Jesse Pipes, Jane Fitchlee and Greg Langdon, are the 2018 recipients of the Walker College of Business’ Sywassink Awards.

  • The ultimate resource
    The ultimate resource

    Appalachian’s university libraries are vibrant, collaborative learning environments where campus community members come together to create knowledge

    July 25, 2018

    Belk Library’s vast resources and knowledgeable staff keep Appalachian’s physical library relevant well into the digital age.

  • Dr. Garner Dewey appointed associate dean of Appalachian’s College of Fine and Applied Arts
    Dr. Garner Dewey appointed associate dean of Appalachian’s College of Fine and Applied Arts
    July 25, 2018

    Dr. Garner Dewey began his new position as associate dean after serving as the College of Arts and Sciences’ interim associate dean during the 2017–18 academic year.

  • New Police Officer Development Program to train the ‘policing leaders of tomorrow’ at Appalachian
    New Police Officer Development Program to train the ‘policing leaders of tomorrow’ at Appalachian
    July 19, 2018

    The Appalachian Police Officer Development Program — the second of its kind in the nation — begins training student police cadets in summer 2018.

  • Say ‘hello’ to Appalachian’s chief of police
    Say ‘hello’ to Appalachian’s chief of police
    July 19, 2018

    Building trust and changing minds are key to Appalachian State University Police Chief Andy Stephenson’s goal to become the model for policing in the United States.

  • Reoxcyn Innovation Group funds Appalachian research into possible health benefits of flavonoid supplements after strenuous activity
    Reoxcyn Innovation Group funds Appalachian research into possible health benefits of flavonoid supplements after strenuous activity
    July 18, 2018

    Appalachian’s Drs. David Nieman and Jennifer McBride will pit mixed flavonoid against placebo supplementation to study the effects of each on the immune system, oxidative stress and inflammation of individuals following strenuous exercise.

  • Becky Gosky wins Appalachian’s second Staff Shout Out quarterly drawing
    Becky Gosky wins Appalachian’s second Staff Shout Out quarterly drawing
    July 18, 2018

    As the winner of the Staff Shout Out program’s second quarterly drawing, Becky Gosky, coordinator in Appalachian’s Office of Relocation and Dual Career Assistance, won a University Bookstore gift and a YETI brand tumbler.

  • Appalachian’s College of Arts and Sciences welcomes a new associate dean for 2018–19
    Appalachian’s College of Arts and Sciences welcomes a new associate dean for 2018–19
    July 17, 2018

    Dr. Mark D. Bradbury, professor of public administration in Appalachian’s Department of Government and Justice Studies, becomes an associate dean.

  • NC OSHERC funds Appalachian study on individual-level temperatures in cold work environments
    NC OSHERC funds Appalachian study on individual-level temperatures in cold work environments
    July 17, 2018

    Drs. Maggie Sugg and Jennifer Runkle, the grant recipients, said they plan to translate the study’s findings into new prevention strategies that would ensure optimal worker performance and protection in such environments.

  • The Paleontological Society funds Appalachian research into what role a lack of oxygen played in the Late Devonian mass extinction
    The Paleontological Society funds Appalachian research into what role a lack of oxygen played in the Late Devonian mass extinction
    July 17, 2018

    Appalachian’s Dr. Cole Edwards and his team of researchers are testing rock samples collected from the western U.S. for anoxia — or the absence of oxygen — which may have contributed to the Late Devonian extinction.

  • Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Church supports Parent to Parent FSN-HC fund for medically fragile infants and children
    Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Church supports Parent to Parent FSN-HC fund for medically fragile infants and children
    July 17, 2018

    The $3,000 grant will help support Appalachian’s Sydney Powell Fund for Infants and Children who are Medically Fragile, which offers financial assistance to families in need who have a child with a serious medical condition.

  • Appalachian researchers contribute to study on protein that triggers antioxidant production
    Appalachian researchers contribute to study on protein that triggers antioxidant production
    July 16, 2018

    A study co-authored by Appalachian’s Dr. Brooke Christian and alumna Samantha Steyl examines the role of a protein called ATM that senses damaging reactive oxygen species and responds by triggering the production of antioxidants.

  • Appalachian’s Dr. Howard Neufeld contributes to global research on plant-damaging ozone pollution
    Appalachian’s Dr. Howard Neufeld contributes to global research on plant-damaging ozone pollution
    July 13, 2018

    A study co-authored by Appalachian’s Dr. Howard Neufeld examines global ozone pollution trends to provide better insight about spatial and temporal variation that relate to climate change, human health and crops/ecosystems around the world.

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