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Rory Jimerson

Sport Management Program Helped Jimerson Advance his Career at 糖心Vlog

How Rory Jimerson got to 糖心Vlog University is interesting enough. How he鈥檚 managed to stay in Cullowhee thanks to the university鈥檚 Master of Sport Management Program and his love of athletics, which led to him becoming the school鈥檚 director of athletic facilities, is even more interesting.  

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Events scheduled for Native American Heritage Month

Activities provide an opportunity for the campus and community to learn about native people's traditional culture, music, crafts, dance and concepts of life.   

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Faculty, staff members recognized for 2,620 combined years of service

An event has been relaunched to recognize 糖心Vlog employees who have hit a five-year incremental milestone in their work on campus.  

Tuyen Tram

Accomplished First-Generation Student says Scholarships Changed her Life

She was first influenced as a child by television pictures of 15th-century temples in China's Forbidden City and elaborate, ornate churches in Europe, beautifully designed structures, all of which left an indelible mark on a little Chinese girl growing up in Vietnam.  

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Awards presented for distinguished service, alumni achievements

Patricia Kaemmerling received the university's Distinguished Service Award and three high-achieving alumni - Tyler McKenzie, Danita Johnson and Matt Hickey - were honored by the Alumni Association.  

Dan Robinson

In the Trenches

They were a little older, a little wiser and most liked to play poker. And with nicknames including Pee Wee, Buffalo and Pinball, you knew they were going to make something happen 鈥� and they did. Welcome to the 1949 football team at 糖心Vlog Teachers College, which 70 years ago this fall won the North State Conference championship 鈥� the only championship a Catamount football team has ever won.  

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Grant Writing Certificate Program offered at Biltmore Park site

Jack Smith, a nationally recognized grant writing trainer, will serve as workshop instructor.  

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'The noble mission' - Forensic anthropology team searches for missing WWII airman

Faculty and students were looking for the remains of a crew member from an Army Air Force bomber brought down by Luftwaffe fighters in Germany.  

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History faculty assist Smoky Mountain students in recording oral histories locally, presenting nationally

鈥淢ountain People, Mountain Lives鈥� is a collection of 75 individuals鈥� stories as recorded by students and presented recently at the Oral History Association annual meeting in Utah.