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Christopher Teuton to serve as speaker for James Cooper Memorial Lecture in Cherokee Studies at WCU
January 30This year's James Cooper Memorial Lecture in Cherokee Studies will take place on Monday, Feb. 3, 5:30 p.m., in Apodaca Building room 201. This year's speaker will be Christopher Teuton, who will deliver a talk titled "Wolf Wears Shoes: Standing in the Middle with Cherokee Storytelling."
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ĢƵCherokee Language program receives $223K grant
January 30The Cherokee Preservation Foundation has been a pivotal supporter of ĢƵ’s Cherokee Language program.
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Donations to Fund for ĢƵsupport student writing contest at annual literary festival
January 29ĢƵ’s Department of English Studies hosted a creative writing competition with divisions for North Carolina high school students and ĢƵundergraduate and graduate students as part of its annual Spring Literary Festival.
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Kathy Jaqua earns prestigious W.W. Rankin Award
January 24ĢƵ College of Arts and Sciences professor Kathy Jaqua noticed a look on her former student’s face.
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Fund for ĢƵsupports symposium on intersection of policing, social work
January 21More than 65 judges, prosecutors, behavioral health workers and representatives from law enforcement agencies across the mountains gathered earlier this year at ĢƵ for conversations about the root causes of issues that lead to interactions with police in Western North Carolina.
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English professor picked for NC Literary Hall of Fame
November 18Ron Rash, the Parris Distinguished Professor in Appalachian Cultural Studies, has been named to the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame.
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Global Black Studies program shines
November 18The National Council for Black Studies, recognizes one academic program for outstanding achievement with the Sankore Institute Award. This year’s award recipient was WCU’s Global Black Studies program.