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  • Grains of sand hold clues to the history of Alaska’s glaciers
    Grains of sand hold clues to the history of Alaska’s glaciers
    Dec. 10, 2015

    Show most people a core sample from the ocean floor and they only see mud. Ellen Cowan sees a ribbon of time dating back 1 million years or more. Since 2013, Cowan, a geology professor at Appalachian State University, has been part of an international team of scientists studying climate change and earth systems in the Gulf of Alaska. Their work with the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program is supported in part by the National Science Foundation.

  • Appalachian joins the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
    Appalachian joins the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
    Dec. 2, 2015

    BOONE—Twenty-nine faculty from across three colleges at Appalachian State University are involved in atmospheric sciences or related research.

  • Podcast Preview: Faculty Discuss Sustainability’s 3E’s: economics, equity and environment
    Podcast Preview: Faculty Discuss Sustainability’s 3E’s: economics, equity and environment
    Nov. 24, 2015

    In the first of four podcasts on sustainability at Appalachian State University, Drs. Shea Tuberty, Todd Cherry and Dinesh Paudel, each engaged in research and teaching around economics, equity or environmental issues, share opinions on what’s hopeful—and what’s not—for our university, the Boone community, our state and our world.

  • Find Your Sustain Ability: What does Social Justice have to do with Sustainability?
    Find Your Sustain Ability: What does Social Justice have to do with Sustainability?

    A Conversation with Dr. Lee Ball and Chief Diversity Officer Bindu Kolli Jayne

    Nov. 20, 2015

    Without social justice and equity, can Appalachian State University, and the world, be sustainable? Hear what Bindu Kolli Jayne, chief diversity officer and associate vice chancellor for equity, diversity and compliance, shares with the university's director of sustainability.

  • Faculty discuss sustainability’s 3E’s: economics, equity and environment
    Faculty discuss sustainability’s 3E’s: economics, equity and environment
    Nov. 18, 2015

    Are the 3E’s of Sustainability Sustainable? Hear what the experts say.

  • Scholarly Teaching Academy recognizes teacher-scholars
    Scholarly Teaching Academy recognizes teacher-scholars
    Nov. 18, 2015

    Meet the latest participants in Appalachian State University’s Scholarly Teaching Academy, and see how these faculty are focused on teaching excellence.

  • A veteran’s commitment continues long after military service ends
    A veteran’s commitment continues long after military service ends
    Nov. 12, 2015

    A veteran’s commitment to serve doesn’t stop when he or she leaves the military. Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Vickie Hughes, now associate professor in the Department of Nursing faculty at Appalachian State University, illustrated that point with a story she told during a Veterans Day ceremony on campus.

  • Joseph Bathanti collaborates on veteran-focused literary project
    Joseph Bathanti collaborates on veteran-focused literary project
    Nov. 11, 2015

    Words from veterans across North Carolina were transformed into the acclaimed theatrical production “Deployed” and now are the focus of a new video released by the North Carolina Arts Council.

  • Hutchins receives National Translation Award
    Hutchins receives National Translation Award
    Nov. 9, 2015

    The award recognizes Hutchins' Arabic to English translation of “The New Waw: Saharan Oasis” by Ibrahim al-Koni.

  • Campus Forum to be held on online education Nov. 9
    Campus Forum to be held on online education Nov. 9
    Oct. 27, 2015

    A campus forum—“Online Teaching: Issues, Conflicts, and Controversies for Faculty, Students, and the Public”— will be held by the Appalachian State University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP).

  • We Were Travelers, Not Tourists
    We Were Travelers, Not Tourists

    Traveling through Cuba with 15 students, 2 colleagues and no Internet

    Oct. 9, 2015

    A group of students and faculty learns about the history, culture and politics of Cuba – and some of what Cubans experience each day – during a study abroad experience.

  • Reflections on Cuba
    Reflections on Cuba
    Oct. 9, 2015

    In May, three faculty members took 15 students to Cuba for a multidisciplinary, study abroad course titled “Rhythm and Revolution: Exploring Music and Dance in Cuba.” The group committed to being travelers, not tourists and came away with an understanding of the island’s history, culture, politics and some of what Cubans experience each day.

  • Hayes School of Music presents ‘An Afternoon of Bassoon with Friends’
    Hayes School of Music presents ‘An Afternoon of Bassoon with Friends’
    Oct. 8, 2015

    What better way to spend an afternoon with friends and music than with Appalachian State University’s Hayes School of Music?

  • Works by Britten and Brahms featured in Oct. 13 recital
    Works by Britten and Brahms featured in Oct. 13 recital
    Sept. 30, 2015

    Oboist Alicia Chapman and clarinetist Douglas Miller will perform works by Benjamin Britten and Johannes Brahms during a Hayes School of Music faculty recital.

  • Rosenberg honored by Global Science and Technology Forum
    Rosenberg honored by Global Science and Technology Forum
    Sept. 30, 2015

    Rosenberg, Pornchai Jullamate (Burapha University) and Ouaypon Tungthongchai (Kasetsart University) won the Best Research Paper award for their paper “Global Aging and Eldercare: The Internationalization of ‘Powerful Tools for Caregivers.’”

  • Pianist Rodney Reynerson performs Oct. 11
    Pianist Rodney Reynerson performs Oct. 11
    Sept. 30, 2015

    Works by Grieg, Chopin, Ravel, Gershwin and ter Veldhius will be performed during a recital by pianist Rodney Reynerson.

  • FYI: Dr. Lee Ball on Sustainability Initiatives at Appalachian
    FYI: Dr. Lee Ball on Sustainability Initiatives at Appalachian
    Sept. 25, 2015

    Dr. Lee Ball, Interim Director of Sustainability at Appalachian, discusses Appalachian's current sustainability initiatives.

  • Professor receives NIH grant to study the relationships between mood and memory
    Professor receives NIH grant to study the relationships between mood and memory
    Sept. 24, 2015

    Lisa Emery, an associate professor in Appalachian State University’s Department of Psychology, has received a three-year, $270,375 Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) from the National Institutes of Health to better understand relationships between mood and memory.

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