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The Center for Career and Professional Development recently took a group of 30 students from various majors to SEW Eurodrive in the upstate region of South Carolina.

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John Clayton 鈥淐lay鈥� Cox, a 1991 graduate of WCU, has made gifts and pledges totaling $100,000 to help improve athletics facilities at his alma mater.

Although most people delay creating a will until they are in their 60s, that鈥檚 not the case for a pair of 蘑菇短视频alumni who have recently made planned gifts that include the university as a beneficiary of their estates.

WCU鈥檚 Martin Luther King Jr. monthlong celebration will begin Monday, Jan. 15, with its annual Unity March.

Four years ago, Josh Overbay, associate professor in the School of Stage and Screen, was attending a Resources for Resilience workshop on trauma healing where he met workshop co-facilitator Michael Hayes.

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Amy Fagan, associate professor in the College of Arts and Science, is once again bringing her expertise to a team of fellow scientists working on a new initiative for NASA.