Archive for September, 2010
$3 million commitment made to Appalachian
BOONE—Business students, art lovers and fans of college sports will benefit from a $3 million commitment to Appalachian State University by Alice G. Roess of Blowing Rock. Roess has designated the university in her will to benefit three areas that coincide with her personal love of travel, art and athletics.
Looking Glass Gallery presents “A Place Worth Saving”
BOONE—Looking Glass Gallery presents “A Place Worth Saving” through Oct. 12 in Appalachian State University’s Plemmons Student Union.
The photography exhibit is by Kyle Schermbeck, a public relations major at Appalachian. A closing reception will be held Monday, Oct. 11, from 6 – 7 p.m. in the gallery. The event is free and open to the public.
Lattin named student employee of the year at Appalachian
Devin Lattin, left, a senior management major from Asheville, is the 2010 Student Employee of the Year at Appalachian State University. Lattin works in Food Services on campus as student coordinator and helps hire Food Services’ student workers. The award, which includes a $1,000 scholarship, recognizes exemplary student employment service. Students are nominated for the award by their supervisor. Selection criteria include length of time in the job, reliability, quality of work, professionalism, initiative, and especially a unique contribution to a department of the university. More than 3,000 student employees were eligible for the nomination.
4th annual Power of Design held Sept. 30 at Appalachian
BOONE– Appalachian State University’s fourth annual Power of Design 10 will be held Thursday, Sept. 30.
The annual event brings together students, faculty, and members of the professional community in all design disciplines, such as interior design, graphic design, industrial design, architectural design, theater design and photography.
Steely Pan Steel Band performs Oct. 8
BOONE—The Steely Pan Steel Band celebrates its 25th anniversary with an Oct. 8 concert at Appalachian State University.
The concert begins at 8 p.m. in Farthing Auditorium. Admission is $10, which will support tuning and upkeep of the steel drums, and travel to perform at area schools and other venues.



