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Archive for July, 2006

Sustainable development majors study rural sustainable agriculture practices in Honduras

Two Appalachian State University undergraduates worked with Honduran government organizations this summer to find ways to enhance the agricultural practices of the Lencas, Honduras’s largest indigenous group, while maintaining their traditions and environmentally sensitive farming practices.

NCDOT to temporarily close a section of U.S. 321 in Caldwell County

RALEIGH—The N.C. Department of Transportation will temporarily close U.S. 321 from Kirby Mountain Road (State Road 1370) to Blackberry Road (S.R.1500) in Caldwell County on Tuesday, Aug. 1, and Thursday, Aug. 3, from noon until 2 p.m., weather permitting.

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Todd Cherry appointed to Institute for Emerging Issues Faculty Fellows Program

cherry.jpgRALEIGH–The Institute for Emerging Issues (IEI) has appointed Dr. Todd L. Cherry, associate professor of economics at Appalachian State University, to its GlaxoSmithKline Faculty Fellowship Program.

Community Music School opens for children and adults

Community_Music_School.JPGBOONE – The Appalachian State University Community Music School (ASU-CMS), a new initiative of the Mariam Cannon Hayes School of Music, will provide noncredit music instruction for children and adults in the local community.

Appalachian’s Institute for Senior Scholars announces new membership year

D06_07seniors.jpgBOONE—Retired residents of the High Country who are looking for educational programs and interesting activities should consider the Institute for Senior Scholars at Appalachian State University.

Anthropology major researches lobsters

lobster.jpgBOONE – Appalachian State University anthropology major Robert Carson Thigpen III has spent nearly a year immersed in the culture of Caye Caulker, a small island off the coast of Belize that relies heavily on its fishing industry.