April 2006

• Student Leaders, Administrator Honored at Appalachian

• Students Produce Third Issue of Online History Journal

• Cobble Receives 2006-07 Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship

• Morris Leads Broyhill Inn’s Food and Beverage Operation

• Appalachian’s Community Counseling Program Receives National Award

• Langdon, Vandenberg Named Development Officers at Appalachian

• Bazzini to Receive UNC Board of Governors Award for Teaching Excellence

• Appalachian Faculty Member Receives Fulbright Scholar Award

• Gift Benefits Harp Program at Appalachian

• Fundraising Bike Ride for Blue Ridge Rural Land Trust

• Pollock Named Outstanding Freshman Advocate

• Rosenberg Receives Award from Southern Gerontological Society

• Students Travel to World’s Insurance Center

• Irish Archaeology Lecture Series Concludes April 27

• NCDOT to Temporarily Close a Section of U.S. 321 in Caldwell County April 25 & 27

• Appalachian State and Saint Augustine’s Partner on Service Trip to New Orleans

• Hirst Named Associate Dean of Appalachian’s Graduate School

• McMahon to Lead Fundraising Efforts for Appalachian’s College of Arts and Sciences

• Appalachian Treble Choir and the Appalachian Guitar Ensemble will perform in concerts April 23

• Co-discoverer of 375 million year-old Link between Fish and Land Animals Gives Lecture April 25 at Appalachian

• Forum Explores Public History’s Portrayal of Minority Populations

• Region’s Economy Continues Slow Growth

• Student Research and Creative Work Showcased April 20

• Flythe Wins Honors at Southern Gerontological Society Conference

• Treadaway Named Chair of Appalachian’s Department of Communication

• Appalachian Pershing Rifles Members Attend National Competition

• TV Program Features Mariam Cannon Hayes, Cannon Music Camp

• Poet Jeff Mann Speaks at Appalachian April 26

• Eric Elsener Receives George C. Marshall Award

• Appalachian Celebrates Earth Day April 20

• Wind Ensemble Premieres New Composition April 21

• Jenkins Honored by North Carolina Association of School Administrators

• Concert Band Performs April 26

• Appalachian Receives $458,000 Grant for State Energy Plan

• Clark Named Faculty Coordinator of Appalachian’s Public Service Research Program

• African American Literature and Folklore Scholar Speaks April 24 at Appalachian

• Fifth Annual Holocaust Symposium Held June 19-23 at Appalachian

• Jazz Comb Performance Slated for April 20

• Men’s Glee Club Performs April 19

• Appalachian Symphonic Band Performs April 20

• Professors Help Lead Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion
  

• NCDOT to Temporarily Close a Section of U.S. 321 in Caldwell County April 11 & April 13

• Appalachian’s Alumni Association Honors Graduates, Former Mayor

• State Will Weather its Economic Storm, says State Commerce Secretary Jim Fain

• Joining, Not Fighting Offshoring Trend Contributed to Furniture Company’s Success

• Poet Martin Espada Visits Appalachian April 20

• Sharyn McCrumb Discusses “St. Dale” April 26 at Appalachian

• Digital Media Studio Opens in University Library

• Appalachian Chorale Performs April 25

• Appalachian Holds Spring Commencement May 6 and 7

• Changes Announced to Appalachian’s Fall Academic Calendar
  The following changes have been recommended by the University Registration and Calendar Committee at Appalachian State University and approved by the Provost for the upcoming Fall 2006 semester. Fall break, originally scheduled for October 12-13, has been moved to October 19 and 20. December Commencement, originally scheduled for December 9, will be held on December 10.

• Brass Choirs Perform April 9

• Student Employment Appreciation Celebration

• Gift in Honor of Tommy Walsh Will Support Appalachian’s Goodnight Family Sustainable Development Program and Honors

• Math Educator Jeffrey Weeks Discusses “The Shape of Space”

• Cystic Fibrosis 5k Run/Walk Held April 22

• Marshall Receives Brantz Award for Outstanding Teaching

• Biodiesel Project Hosts Open House

• Sustainable Energy, Financial Planning, Winemaking and Exercise Presentations Offered April 7-8

• NCDOT TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE A SECTION OF U.S. 321 IN CALDWELL COUNTY APRIL 4 & 6

• Author Robert Morgan Talks about the American Revolution and Daniel Boone