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  • App State to begin receiving on-campus 911 calls in fall 2024
    App State to begin receiving on-campus 911 calls in fall 2024

    Campus-based service is planned to improve response times, strengthen campus safety

    Dec. 21, 2023

    As part of its continued efforts to strengthen campus safety, App State’s Police Department will begin receiving 911 calls placed from properties on the university’s Boone campus. The service, slated to become operational in fall 2024, is made possible through a contract with call provider AT&T.

  • App State’s Fall 2023 Commencement honors more than 1,500 Mountaineer graduates
    App State’s Fall 2023 Commencement honors more than 1,500 Mountaineer graduates
    Dec. 20, 2023

    More than 1,500 Mountaineer graduates earned their App State degrees and were honored during the university’s Fall 2023 Commencement ceremonies, held Dec. 15 in the Holmes Convocation Center.

  • Appalachian Today: Episode 3
    Appalachian Today: Episode 3
    Dec. 20, 2023

    On this episode of Appalachian Today, University Communications’ Dave Blanks provides a quick rundown of some of the latest news stories available at today.appstate.edu. Story topics include: App State’s economic impacts on the regional and state economies during the 2021–22 fiscal year; the blooming of App State’s rare corpse flower, Mongo — its first bloom in over a decade; a $531,902 National Science Foundation grant supporting a three-year App State study on aerosols and their effects on Earth’s climate; the newest student recipient of the Jerri Kent Heltzer and Harry Heltzer Endowed Scholarship; App State’s recognition by Military Times as a 2023 “Best for Vets” school; and a significant gift donated by alumnus and Board of Trustees Vice Chair Robert Thomas “Tommy” Sofield Jr. ’76 and his family in support of App State Athletics facilities enhancements.

    Find more App State podcasts and subscribe at podcasts.appstate.edu.

  • Hayes School of Music faculty, students install state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos studio
    Hayes School of Music faculty, students install state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos studio

    App State’s music industry studies program encourages hands-on learning

    Dec. 8, 2023

    App State faculty and students have installed a new Dolby Atmos immersive sound system in the Robert F. Gilley Recording Studio, housed in App State’s Hayes School of Music. The experience offered students hands-on learning with a prominent technology in the music industry.

  • App State faculty awarded $531,902 National Science Foundation grant to study aerosols’ effects on the climate
    App State faculty awarded $531,902 National Science Foundation grant to study aerosols’ effects on the climate
    Dec. 7, 2023

    Supported by a $531,902 grant from the National Science Foundation, a team of App State researchers in the Appalachian Atmospheric Interdisciplinary Research (AppalAIR) program will conduct a three-year study on aerosols and how they affect Earth's climate.

  • App State’s annual economic impacts: $2.2 billion statewide, $573 million locally
    App State’s annual economic impacts: $2.2 billion statewide, $573 million locally

    Economic impact study assesses benefits for Watauga, Ashe, Avery, Caldwell and Wilkes counties and state of North Carolina

    Nov. 20, 2023

    In fiscal year 2021–22, App State generated an estimated $573 million in added income for the five-county regional economy and $2.2 billion to the North Carolina economy through operations, construction, visitor, and student spending; volunteerism; and the increased earnings and productivity of alumni.

  • App State announces newest recipient of the Heltzer Endowed Scholarship
    App State announces newest recipient of the Heltzer Endowed Scholarship
    Nov. 20, 2023

    App State has announced the newest recipient of the Jerri Kent Heltzer and Harry Heltzer Endowed Scholarship — established in 2021 to provide assistance to students with financial need.

  • App State announces newest recipients of the Bill and Hughlene Frank Scholarship
    App State announces newest recipients of the Bill and Hughlene Frank Scholarship
    Nov. 20, 2023

    Three first-year students at App State are the newest recipients of the Bill and Hughlene Frank Scholarship. The scholarship, established by The Stanley and Dorothy Frank Family Foundation, is awarded to graduates of Guilford County high schools.

  • App State honors veterans and military families at annual Veterans Day Ceremony
    App State honors veterans and military families at annual Veterans Day Ceremony
    Nov. 10, 2023

    App State held a Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 10 in the B.B. Dougherty Administration Building, with remarks from App State Provost Heather Hulburt Norris, whose parents and other family members served in the military.

  • A 2023 ‘Best for Vets’ — App State recognized among nation’s top schools for military service members and veterans
    A 2023 ‘Best for Vets’ — App State recognized among nation’s top schools for military service members and veterans
    Nov. 10, 2023

    App State has been recognized among the nation’s top higher education institutions for military service members and veterans, placing among the top 30% of schools named to Military Times’ 2023 “Best for Vets: Colleges” rankings list.

  • Tommy Sofield and Family Donate Significant Gift to Support App State Athletics
    Tommy Sofield and Family Donate Significant Gift to Support App State Athletics
    Nov. 8, 2023

    Robert Thomas "Tommy" Sofield Jr. '76, his wife, Debbie, and the Sofield family have donated a significant gift to Appalachian State University in support of athletics facilities enhancements, including a new multipurpose indoor practice facility.

  • Appalachian Today: Episode 2
    Appalachian Today: Episode 2
    Nov. 6, 2023

    On this episode of Appalachian Today, University Communications’ Dave Blanks provides a quick rundown of some of the latest news stories available at today.appstate.edu. Story topics include: New renovations, services and staff positions at Campus Dining facilities that prioritize access, nutrition and sustainability; App State’s Mountaineer Medics program, in which students gain career experience in emergency medical services (EMS) while supporting campus events; Ask a Mountaineer — a new mentoring and networking platform that connects students and alumni for career guidance and professional development; App State Police’s introduction of two new Tesla patrol cars in its transition to an electric fleet; and the history behind the word Appalachian and its pronunciations, as explored by App State professor Dr. Sandra Ballard.

    Find more App State podcasts and subscribe at podcasts.appstate.edu.

  • App State Homecoming celebrates past, present and future Mountaineers
    App State Homecoming celebrates past, present and future Mountaineers

    Take a look back at App State in 1973, in 1998 and at Homecoming 2023

    Nov. 1, 2023

    This feature takes a look back at App State 50 and 25 years ago, in 1973 and 1998. App State celebrated Homecoming 2023 with a week of festivities held Oct. 23–29. Events included the Homecoming Parade, football game and APPtoberfest.

  • 8 App State students awarded Fleming Scholarship for 2023–24
    8 App State students awarded Fleming Scholarship for 2023–24
    Oct. 28, 2023

    Eight first-year students at App State have been named recipients of the Dr. Willie C. Fleming Scholarship. The scholarship, now in its ninth year, is a merit-based award designed to support students from underrepresented populations.

  • Need help or advice? Ask a Mountaineer!
    Need help or advice? Ask a Mountaineer!

    App State launches new platform connecting students with alumni

    Oct. 27, 2023

    App State has launched Ask a Mountaineer, a new program that helps Mountaineers connect for career advice and networking. The online platform allows students and alumni to submit questions that are then shared with alumni who have relevant experience.

  • Mountaineer Medics program enriches App State student experience and supports campus events
    Mountaineer Medics program enriches App State student experience and supports campus events
    Oct. 25, 2023

    Through the new program, students with EMT credentials work part time to provide basic life support services to the App State Community, building professional experience in public safety and health care settings while reducing the demands on community resources during large events.

  • App State's dining upgrades prioritize access, nutrition and sustainability
    App State's dining upgrades prioritize access, nutrition and sustainability
    Oct. 23, 2023

    App State Campus Dining has renovated its All Access locations at Roess Dining Hall and Trivette Hall. Students, faculty and staff can enjoy new menus, and several updates have been made for a more inclusive dining experience for those with dietary restrictions.

  • Appalachian Today: Episode 1
    Appalachian Today: Episode 1
    Oct. 2, 2023

    On this episode of the Appalachian Today podcast, University Communications’ Dave Blanks provides a quick rundown of some of the latest news stories available at today.appstate.edu — App State’s official news and events website. Story topics include: a National Council on Aging grant awarded to App State’s Blue Cross NC Institute for Health and Human Services to improve flu and COVID-19 vaccine rates among older adults across Western N.C.; the 10 first-year students named recipients of the 2023–24 Chancellor’s Scholarship; the sixth academy class of App State’s Police Officer Development Program; the five-year anniversary of App State’s mobile earth and environmental science lab, known as the Geobago; and national publications' recognition of App State as a “best” and “top” school for 2023–24.

    Find more App State podcasts and subscribe at podcasts.appstate.edu.

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