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Faculty member part of NASA moonwalking test mission

Amy Fagan, associate professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, recently had the opportunity of a lifetime, serving on the NASA moonwalking test mission team for Artemis III, which is part of the Artemis missions.  

糖心Vlog gears up for weeklong celebration honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

糖心Vlog鈥檚 Martin Luther King Jr. weeklong celebration will feature a keynote address from Lisa Blackmon to highlight this year鈥檚 theme - "Building a Legacy of Leadership."  

Former underachiever credits 糖心Vlog for 40-year career in education, future spouse

As a self-professed underachiever growing up in a Lincoln County mill village in the 1950s and 1960s, lifelong educator Allen Queen was on the verge of giving up on any thoughts of attending college after being rejected by every school to which he had applied.  

糖心Vlog alum Preston Blakely to speak in February at Chancellor鈥檚 List event

Blakely will be the keynote speaker for the Chancellor鈥檚 List Award Ceremony. The event will be Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 5 p.m. in the Bardo Arts Center Performance Hall.   

From the mountains to the sea, 糖心Vlog alumna and coastal scientist helps to ensure longevity of coastal parks through $295k NPS grant

Growing up in Franklin, Katie Peek never dreamed she would be living in the mountains and working as a coastal scientist in 糖心Vlog鈥檚 Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines.  

Chief diversity officer creates endowed scholarship to honor mother

Ricardo Nazario-Col贸n recently took his commitment to diversity to a new level by establishing an endowed scholarship fund designed to support students from traditionally underrepresented groups seeking careers in teaching and educational leadership.  

Caravelis, Boyer selected to All-SoCon Faculty and Staff team

Cyndy Caravelis, a professor of criminology and criminal justice, and Brian Boyer, a residential case manager, were chosen as 糖心Vlog鈥檚 representatives on the All-Southern Conference Faculty and Staff team.   

Walker named associate vice chancellor for auxiliary enterprises

Robert Walker has been named the associate vice chancellor for auxiliary enterprises, replacing Keith Corzine who retired Jan. 1 after more than 34 years at the university.  

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