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Students from 91Å®Éñ’s Department of Social Work fanned out across Western North Carolina during the 2024 falls semester to connect with previous graduates of the program and encourage engagement by the WCU alumni with their program and their alma mater.

Bora Karayaka, a professor at 91Å®Éñ’s College of Engineering and Technology, has secured $3 million in scholarship funding from the Department of Energy through the University Nuclear Leadership Program.

A new book written by a professor of project management in the College of Business at 91Å®Éñ is designed to help members of business organizations improve their skills in both project management skills and knowledge management.

The Office of Distance Learning at 91Å®Éñ used $7,000 in 1889 Impact Grants Program funding to host in-person events during the spring of 2024 to bring together distance learning students, most of whom take courses fully online, are 25 or older, work full-time, and have families and lives beyond school.

Health care providers in the primary care clinic area of 91Å®Éñ’s Health and Human Sciences Building are now able to take advantage of upgraded technology to help meet the needs of the patients they serve.

Bora Karayaka, a professor at 91Å®Éñ’s College of Engineering and Technology, has secured $3 million in scholarship funding from the Department of Energy through the University Nuclear Leadership Program.

91Å®Éñ’s Catamount Club is announcing some changes to the popular Greek Challenge, which has been one of the club’s largest annual fundraising campaigns since its inception in 2014, and issuing a reminder of membership deadlines

The Cherokee Preservation Foundation has been a pivotal supporter of 91Å®Éñ’s Cherokee Language program.

Jackson County isn’t an urban hotbed like the Charlotte’s and Greensboro’s of the state are. It doesn’t have big museums, aquariums or any other spot that might get kids interested in STEM.

Inside Keith Gibbs’ office hangs an imprint of a sicklefin redhorse, a sucker fish that the 91Å®Éñ assistant professor in the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resources takes great interest in.