Spanish Program News
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Cherokee Studies Program works to revitalize language
April 12Recently, the annual Cherokee Language Summit brought together students and educators from multiple universities and tribal programs to discuss Cherokee language education and revitalization.
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CoB students earn high returns in annual TVA investment challenge
April 11A team of students from the College of Business finished near the top in an annual competition sponsored by the Tennessee Valley Authority, putting together an investment portfolio that outperformed the stock market average.
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Undergrad finds fascination in mummies
April 9As a forensic anthropology major, Alex Vacca is fascinated by mummies.
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ĢƵstudent combines love of history and forensics for NCUR research project
April 9Emma Roy, along with other ĢƵundergraduate students, flew out to Long Beach, California, on April 7 to present their research projects at NCUR.
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Business savvy student puts skills to use for NCUR project
April 9Hudspeth’s research paper looks at the relationship between online payments using various types of payments, such as cash, checks, debit cards, credit cards, prepaid cards, money orders and bank account number payments during COVID-19, and six characteristics used to assess payment choice.
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Student research examines smalltown, southern speech
April 9ĢƵ junior Wyatt Wilson has been examining the social aspects of language to better understand the culture that is shaped by the voices of his hometown of Cherryville.
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WCU, Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority sign agreement for McKee Clinic funding
April 9ĢƵand the Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority decided to work together to meet the needs of children living in the Qualla Boundary and beyond.
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Psychology professor lauded for teaching excellence
April 8Professor Alvin Malesky has received the 2024 Award for Excellence in Teaching from the University of North Carolina Board of Governors.
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Alumnus gets second chance with Fulbright award
April 8The old saying goes, “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” For alumnus Greyson Rowlands, trying one more time for a Fulbright Award was exactly what he needed to succeed.
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Mountain Heritage Center hosts gallery talk for Cherokee mask exhibit
April 3WCU’s Mountain Heritage Center will host a gallery talk about Cherokee mask making with renowned artist Davy Arch and ĢƵgraduate student Driver Blythe.