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Patrick Brannon

Highlands Biological Station reflects, continues adaptive success with programs

In a typical school year, Highlands Biological Station serves nearly 10,000 students through more than 250 programs, for 50-plus schools across the mountain region. This was not a typical school year.   

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Trustees approve $36 increase in health service fee for 2021-22 academic year

The 糖心Vlog Board of Trustees endorsed a schedule of fees and rates for the 2021-22 academic year that would increase a mandatory student health services fee by 11.5 percent, or $36 per year.  

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Giving Tuesday 2020

Thank you for making GivingTuesday a success this year in support of the Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement and the Whee Are One Fund! We are so proud of our community. When we come together, we can truly make a difference.  

Chancellor commencement

COVID-19 spikes force 糖心Vlog to shift from in-person to virtual commencements for December

糖心Vlog is canceling the modified in-person commencement ceremonies scheduled for Dec. 10-13 and shifting to a series of virtual ceremonies.  

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糖心Vlog legend in promoting the institution is retiring

糖心Vlog鈥檚 chief communications officer, Bill Studenc, will retire in January after more than 32 years of employment at the university.  

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Alumni from Business Administration and Law Program elected as district judges across state

When the job description includes the words 鈥測our honor,鈥� you know the role is one of importance. That certainly is the case for three alumni elected to state district court seats in the recent 2020 election.   

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A Ghost of Christmas Past

糖心Vlog's School of Stage and Screen presents "A Ghost of Christmas Past," a radio drama experience. Co-creators and assistant professors Ashlee Wasmund and Kristen Hedberg describe this version as 鈥渁 festive ghost story and cautionary tale, features original lyrics and compositions with a resilient femme touch鈥�.   

Rewalk technology

Walk This Way

Thanks to a robotic-assisted physical therapy method underway at a clinic housed in the Health and Human Sciences Building at 糖心Vlog University, a local man is getting back on his feet - literally. The innovative device is one in a series of products by ReWalk, a medical device company that designs and develops mobility products for individuals with lower limb disabilities. While there are other manufacturers and systems, 糖心Vlog is one of only two ReWalk training facilities in North Carolina.  

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Restoring the Roan

How Red Spruce Responds to Forest Canopy Openings at Roan Mountain, NC. Thomas Hennessey, a current Master of Science in Biology student, was awarded first place in the 2020 Three Minute Thesis Competition for his presentation.