“I have been very fortunate to have worked alongside gifted colleagues over the years and have been able to learn a tremendous amount about teaching from these individuals,” Dr. Alvin Malesky, former head of the Psychology Department at WCU.

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On Saturday, April 20, WCU will hold the 40th annual Tuck River Cleanup. Registration will take place by the Alumni Tower. Volunteers must register on the day of the event from 9-11 a.m. Registration will be limited to about 500 volunteers.

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“This gift marks a milestone in our commitment to advancing health care education and underscores the generous support of our community partners.” said Lori Anderson, Dean of WCU’s College of Health and Human Sciences

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“This partnership is a perfect example of how we are so much better when we work together,” WCU Chancellor Kelli R. Brown said. “I truly believe that we will all reap the benefits for years to come.”

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“Community literacy is not just helping people learn to read and write,” said Aimee Kling, a master's student at WCU. “It’s about learning how to be involved and active in your own community.'

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Throwback to 2017 when WCU was in the path of totality for the solar eclipse!

This year, WCU will view 85% of totality with the eclipse beginning at 1:49 p.m., peaking around 3. The Catamount Astronomy Club plans to distribute ISO-safe eclipse glasses around the Catafount area.

'Working together on such a project makes us all realize the importance of being together as citizens, as supporters. We each have a renewed spirit of hope during this crazy time in which we live.' longtime WCU supporter Jeanne McGuire said.

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“We are excited to promote a Fulbright culture and raise awareness of opportunities for students, faculty and alumni.” said Ingrid Bego, director of WCU’s Office of National and International Awards.

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'We offer students a chance for self-improvement. Global Black Studies can enhance students professionally and better prepare them for a diverse world.' said the program's head, David Walton.

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Announcement from SGA President, CJ Mitchell ⬇️

We hope the Catamount community will embrace this change with us.

“I am honored to embark on this project which uses the power of music to honor the sacrifices made by those who gave their all for a better tomorrow,” Brad Ulrich said.

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👩🏼‍🍳 Beverly Russell, an interior design student, cooks up some Japanese curry with a rice maker and golden curry in this tasty episode of Cullowhee Cuisine!

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“Everybody loves fireflies, but many have never wondered about how many different firefly species there are. Part of sorting these species out involves looking into old, specialized literature,” said da Silveira, who teaches biology.

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Meet Hayley Sexton!

Hayley is a senior sport management and marketing major. She has also spent the past 3 years as the student social media content manager for WCU's baseball team. ⚾

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“SMA has been such a great opportunity for me to see the different job opportunities with each trip we take,” said Kaila Thompson, a senior from Thomasville and treasurer of SMA.

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“In front of a standing-room-only crowd of current and former students, faculty and staff, they reminded us about the long history of WCU’s special relationship with the EBCI.” said Steere, associate professor of anthropology and sociology.

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On Sunday morning, you could feel the excitement in the hustle and bustle in the hotel lobby as students prepared to step off on an approximately 2-mile journey through the streets of Dublin for the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

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Beginning a rainy Saturday, the Pride of the Mountains Marching Band toured the Book of Kells and The Long Room at Trinity College. They ended the evening with dinner and a private show of traditional Irish music at Taylors Three Rock.

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The 'Pride of the Mountains' Marching Band got incredibly lucky to have perfect weather for their trip to the Cliffs of Moher!

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On day 4 of the trip, Pride of the Mountains journeyed from Dublin down to
Kilkenny where they put on an energetic performance for a crowd of visitors and local school children. They also toured Kilkenny Castle and explored the shops around the city.

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