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Topic: Students

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  • Student industrial designers thrive at Appalachian
    Student industrial designers thrive at Appalachian
    Nov. 25, 2015

    BOONE—End-of-semester projects in the industrial design program at Appalachian State University have names like Flow, Sip and Sprout, Cinnaway and Hollo Band. The work of senior students in the product design studio is a culmination of their experiences in the product design concentration within the Department of Applied Design’s industrial design program.

  • Appalachian’s sustainability initiatives recognized in Washington, D.C.
    Appalachian’s sustainability initiatives recognized in Washington, D.C.
    Nov. 20, 2015

    BOONE—Appalachian State University was one of 38 institutions of higher learning invited to participate in the American Campuses Act on Climate Roundtable Nov. 19 at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C. The event was hosted by the White House Council on Environmental Quality.

  • Students participate in the 11th Annual SNCURCS research event
    Students participate in the 11th Annual SNCURCS research event
    Nov. 20, 2015

    BOONE—A total of 146 undergraduate students and faculty from Appalachian State University attended the 11th Annual State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium at High Point University Nov. 14.

  • International education is key to preparing global citizens
    International education is key to preparing global citizens
    Nov. 18, 2015

    BOONE—The internationalization of higher education has become an imperative, according to the associate vice chancellor for international education at Appalachian State University. Speaking at a luncheon during International Education Week on campus, Jesse Lutabingwa said providing global learning opportunities has become part of the university’s fabric.

  • Student shares love of dinosaurs
    Student shares love of dinosaurs
    Nov. 18, 2015

    BOONE—Senior geology major Haviv Avrahami was a winner on two counts at the recent 75th annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology held in Dallas.

  • Harris honored for promoting international opportunities for students
    Harris honored for promoting international opportunities for students
    Nov. 18, 2015

    BOONE—Professor Al Harris from Appalachian State University’s Department of Computer Information Systems and Supply Chain Management has received the Walker College of Business’s Lifetime Achievement Award for devoting his career to providing students with international opportunities.

  • Masters' Matter — Appalachian State University Grad School ad 2015
    Masters' Matter — Appalachian State University Grad School ad 2015
    Nov. 16, 2015

    Go for it! On campus, online or distance.

  • Appalachian State University student media receives awards at national convention
    Appalachian State University student media receives awards at national convention
    Nov. 12, 2015

    Members of the student media outlets The Appalachian and The Peel Literature & Arts Review at Appalachian State University received nine awards at the fall 2015 National College Media Convention in Austin, Texas, held Oct. 28 through Nov. 1.

  • FADE, a dance showcase for all ages, to be presented Nov. 18-21
    FADE, a dance showcase for all ages, to be presented Nov. 18-21
    Nov. 9, 2015

    FADE is an original production of seven dance pieces newly choreographed by students and faculty, and performed by university students.

  • Forbidden and unrequited love featured in a performance of opera scenes Nov. 13-14
    Forbidden and unrequited love featured in a performance of opera scenes Nov. 13-14
    Nov. 9, 2015

    The opera theatre is directed by John Fowler from the Hayes School of Music. The theme of the evening, “A Woman Scorned and Other Clichés,” features scenes from 10 well-known operas, from “Don Giovanni” to “Falstaff” and “La Boheme.”

  • Appalachian senior honored for community service
    Appalachian senior honored for community service
    Nov. 9, 2015

    Appalachian State University senior Kelsey Trevethan has been recognized for outstanding leadership and service by North Carolina Campus Compact, a statewide network of colleges and universities with a shared commitment to community engagement.

  • Appalachian Treble Choir performs Nov. 18
    Appalachian Treble Choir performs Nov. 18
    Nov. 9, 2015

    The choir is directed by Dr. Priscilla Porterfield. Jonathan Asbell is the accompanist.

  • Dave by the Bell: Roommate Pet Peeves
    Dave by the Bell: Roommate Pet Peeves
    Nov. 2, 2015

    On the latest DBTB Dave discovers that for some roommates clothing is optional and dirty dishes can be handled simply by placing them in a trash can.

  • Appalachian’s SDAP program receives federal funds to help students thrive
    Appalachian’s SDAP program receives federal funds to help students thrive
    Oct. 30, 2015

    Ask any college student about their goals and the most likely response is finding a good job and supporting themselves after graduation. Students with intellectual disabilities are no different.

  • Acapellageddon 2015 will be held Nov. 15 at Appalachian
    Acapellageddon 2015 will be held Nov. 15 at Appalachian
    Oct. 30, 2015

    Acapellageddon, Appalachian State University’s annual a cappella competition, will be held on campus. This year eight groups will take the stage at the Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts to compete for various prizes beginning.

  • Choral works from around the globe performed Nov. 6
    Choral works from around the globe performed Nov. 6
    Oct. 30, 2015

    A performance by the University Singers and Chamber Singers from the Hayes School of Music at Appalachian State University will take the audience on a global excursion through the choral works by international composers.

  • Jazz organist Tony Monaco joins Appalachian’s Jazz Ensemble I Nov. 4
    Jazz organist Tony Monaco joins Appalachian’s Jazz Ensemble I Nov. 4
    Oct. 29, 2015

    Jazz, and plenty of it, is on tap when organist Tony Monaco performs at Appalachian State University’s Jazz Ensemble I from the Hayes School of Music.

  • Brass ensembles at Appalachian perform Nov. 4
    Brass ensembles at Appalachian perform Nov. 4
    Oct. 29, 2015

    The ensembles performing are the Appalachian Tuba/Euphonium Collective, Appalachian Trumpet Choir, Appalachian Trombone Choir and Appalachian Horn Choir.

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