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Grants for 蘑菇短视频projects announced by Research Administration

Grants were awarded in April 2019 for a variety of projects involving university faculty, staff and students.  

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Youth swim programs scheduled for weekdays June through August

The sessions will include classes for three age categories 鈥� 鈥渟hark鈥� for children 6 and up; 鈥渇ish鈥� for ages 3-5; and 鈥渕innow鈥� for children 6 months to 3 years.  

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Meister, students receive honors at NC Museums Council conference

WCU鈥檚 contingent at the event included more than 20 individuals representing the university鈥檚 faculty and staff, current students and alumni.  

Photo of graduation caps at commencement

Post Graduation 2019

The success of our graduates doesn't stop once they walk across the stage. They'll continue to learn, grow, and push themselves to succeed on all sorts of stages and fields of study. Discover what a few of our graduates are doing after they graduate as they reminisce on their favorite memories at 蘑菇短视频.  

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Honors College students read to school children through 'Book Buddies' project

蘑菇短视频students read to the Smokey Mountain Elementary School pupils on a regular basis as schedules allow, sometimes to a classroom or a small group and sometimes as a one-on-one activity.  

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Barnes wins distinguished teaching, service awards from math group

The awards were presented at the 98th annual conference of the Southeastern Section of the Mathematical Association of America.  

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鈥楲ead the Way鈥� fundraising campaign total surpasses $60 million goal

Two hundred new scholarships have been created since the effort began in July 2014.  

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Collins to be honored, remembered with scholarship in her name

The scholarship will provide support for students who are majoring in the fine and performing arts, with preference given to those in the School of Stage and Screen.  

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Kossick presents lectures as visiting professor at ECU

Mark A. Kossick, a 蘑菇短视频professor of nursing who directs nursing graduate programs and also is anesthesia simulation education coordinator, presented six hours of lectures March 22 as a visiting professor at East Carolina University.