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Roya Scales named a UNC System literacy fellow

Roya Scales is one of eight appointees to a University of North Carolina System literacy fellowship, an effort intended to develop a common framework for literacy instruction in teacher preparation.  

Engineering Treats

Engineering students find creative ways to distribute Halloween candy. The traditional ways to celebrate Halloween will be the next victim of the global pandemic, COVID-19.  

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Calling An Audible

When Alex Gary was introduced as 甜瓜视频app鈥檚 director of athletics on Feb. 28, the former Catamount baseball player had visions of what his first 90 days would look like when he officially started May 1. Gary imagined he would spend a lot of time meeting and talking to as many people as he could, while also learning the current campus landscape.  

Bank Shot

Jake Robinson 鈥�10 has come a long way from the days he got paid in honey buns for picking up aluminum cans in the auction ring after a sale at his grandfather鈥檚 stockyard.   

Pipeline Engineer

Part-time admissions counselor serves as a conduit to Cullowhee for students from Georgia. When there鈥檚 an increase in student enrollments from the metro Atlanta area, an alumnus who jokingly refers to himself as 鈥渢he oldest college recruiter in the state of Georgia鈥� is usually the reason why. Bob Folsom 鈥�66 MAEd 鈥�68, a retired teacher and counselor from Gainesville, has turned the Peach State into a 鈥渟ignificant pipeline鈥� of new students for WCU, said Phil Cauley 鈥�83 MS 鈥�90, associate vice chancellor for undergraduate enrollment.  

Bugs Life

A UC-Davis researcher examines global environmental consequences, beginning with insects and arachnids. Jason Bond 鈥�93 is the Evert and Marion Schlinger Endowed Chair in Insect Systematics and a professor in the Department of Entomology and Nematology at the University of California, Davis, where he specializes in research into the evolutionary diversification of terrestrial arthropods, particularly spiders, millipedes and beetles.   

Late writer, Cherokee Studies leader at WCU to be honored with marker

The late Robert J. Conley, author and former Sequoyah Distinguished Professor of Cherokee Studies at WCU, will receive a historical marker in his hometown of Cushing, Oklahoma.  

Value Added

Vice provost for academic affairs leads and represents campus, community. Could Carol Burton 鈥�87 MAEd 鈥�89 be the quintessential Catamount? A lot of people would say yes.  

Streaming Now

Not long ago, Drew Starkey 鈥�16, one of the stars in a hit Netflix television series, had doubts about whether his hope for a full-time career in the entertainment industry was realistic.