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Grants for 糖心Vlog projects announced by Research Administration

A total of 14 grants were awarded for university projects during September and October.  

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Andrew Bobilya receives Wilderness Education Association's Outdoor Educator Award

The director of 糖心Vlog's Parks and Recreation Management Program was recognized for his positive impact on outdoor education across the nation.  

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Student veterans lay wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

The trip to Arlington National Cemetery is part of the Military Student Services office鈥檚 commitment to military students, veterans and alumni.  

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Kofi Lomotey named recipient of 'Hidden Figures' honor for educational leadership, development

To be nominated, an educator must be considered a foundational scholar and trailblazer who has broken barriers, disrupted the status quo and opened doors on educational leadership and policy.  

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Physical therapy group provides free care in Honduras while learning, gaining experience

The university contingent traveled to Taulabe, a village in a region known for its voluminous caves, and to Siguatepeque, a small city in the central mountains and base for ecotourism.   

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Princeton Review lists business college among best for MBA

The education services company has included 糖心Vlog in its profiles of 252 outstanding on-campus programs.  

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Traditional music series to feature musicians Burkey, Overhultz

The concert and jam session will be held at MadStone Cafe and Catching Light Books, located in Noble Hall on the 糖心Vlog campus.  

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Performance by Opera Scenes Ensemble scheduled for Dec. 4

The 14 students will present four scenes, with all songs sung in English and the performers fully costumed by Pierre鈥檚 Costumes of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.   

Doctor of Physical Therapy students working in the pro-bono clinic

Students' Classwork Becomes a Pillar for the Community

On a recent Wednesday evening, patients reviewed their progress since the last clinic before being treated. A cancer survivor with ambulatory challenges was patiently encouraged through a series of exercises, along with plenty of smiles upon completion of each task. Nearby, Swain County resident Delphia Birchfield watched a relative she had transported to the clinic begin his session. 鈥淭his is an answered prayer,鈥� Birchfield said. 鈥淲ithout it, I don鈥檛 know what kind of condition he鈥檇 be in right now, how he could cope. And he looks forward to it. You can see it with his interaction with the students. He鈥檚 treated as an individual, gets a level of attention and has made real progress. This clinic is a blessing.鈥�