May 2006

• Wind and Solar Energy Workshop to Be Held June 24-25

• Bolyard Receives Robinette Scholarship from Appalachian State University

• Appalachian Joins Peace Corps Master’s International Program

• Dubino to Chair Department of English at Appalachian

• AHFA Foundation Funds Scholarships for New Industrial, Furniture Design Students

• Department of Geology Students Uncover Fossils in New Mexico

• Media Literacy Skills are Crucial for Today’s Youth

• Appalachian State University Foundation Awards Grants to Enhance Faculty Teaching and Research

• NCDOT to Temporarily Close Section of U.S. 321 in Caldwell County

• Furr Receives Fulbright Scholarship to Conduct Research in Madagascar

• Wine Entrepreneurs Featured on TV Program

• Peacock Featured on “North Carolina People” This Friday

• NCDOT TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE A SECTION OF U.S. 321 IN CALDWELL COUNTY

• Appalachian State University Cadets Commissioned as Second Lieutenants

• University Holds Memorial Day Ceremony May 29

• Concert May 23 Highlights Appalachian Chamber Orchestra’s European Tour

• Applications Soar for Appalachian’s 2006 Freshman Class

• Community Crisis Conference Held June 22-23

• Region’s Economy Rebounds in March

• Award-winning Cadets

• NCDOT TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE A SECTION OF U.S. 321 IN CALDWELL COUNTY

• Appalachian Graduates Headed to Ph.D. Programs in Physics

• Appalachian Graduates Urged to Become Leaders, Make a Difference

• Gale, Hill Win First Place At Third Chair Design Competition

• Getting Ready for the Big Day

• Alumnus Discusses Dead Sea Scrolls on TV Program

• Making a Difference

• Be Active Presents “Active Steps at Work” Awards
  at Watauga Opportunities Inc.

• Just Biding Time

• Hydro Power Workshop to Be Offered May 27-28

• Make Way for the New

• Shetenhelm Receives Truman Capote Literary Trust Scholarship in Creative Writing

• Retirement Doesn’t Mean Rest for this Musician

• Lee Receives $2,000 Scholarship