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Student watering a garden

Nursing Students Grow Together Through Gardening

蘑菇短视频's School of Nursing garden brings students together with the source of nutrition. To help her School of Nursing students understand the link between health and nutrition, 蘑菇短视频 assistant professor Beth Nease takes them to the source 鈥� the nursing school鈥檚 organic garden plot where rich, black matter is the star.  

Catherine Carter

Catherine Carter receives state鈥檚 excellence in teaching award

Catherine Carter, a professor in WCU鈥檚 Department of English, will receive one of the University of North Carolina System鈥檚 top awards.  

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McKee Clinic adapts quickly to pandemic restrictions to keep students, clients on track

When associate professor of psychology Nathan Roth became director of the McKee Clinic in 2015, little did he know his vision for the facility would be its saving grace when a novel coronavirus reared its ugly head and put life on hold.  

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School of Teaching and Learning expands with virtual connection

The School of Teaching and Learning has great working relationships with local school systems in instructional partnerships.   

earth week

University celebrates an environmentally friendly campus on Earth Day 2021

As new construction continues at WCU, there remains a natural harmony and aesthetic across campus. That balance is by design and careful maintenance.  

Elementary ed

CEAP looks to attract men of color through Call Me MISTER program

The landscape of the K-12 teaching environment across the U.S., and also North Carolina, lends itself to being predominantly comprised of white females. What鈥檚 hard to find are African American male teachers.  

HPE Catamount School

Health and physical education interns find silver lining in teaching exercise online

Teaching health and physical education to a group of middle school students during a pandemic via Zoom is not as impossible as it may sound.  

Liz Anderson

Department of Social Work gains grant for improving advance care planning in Cherokee community

The National Institute of Nursing Research has awarded just over $374,500 to WCU鈥檚 Department of Social Work to work in partnership with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians for advance care planning with the Native American community.   

Teaselys

Teasleys鈥� thoughtful living leads to thoughtful giving

蘑菇短视频 alumni Jane and Ken Teasley readily agree they are products of their respective environments, and that has made all the difference in their lives.