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- WCU one of three finalists for national teacher education award
- Nurse practitioner program prepares students for the region
- WCU, Duke Energy to improve river access on Tuck
- WCU creates center to study mountain biodiversity
- Administrative appointments top WCU trustees' agenda
- New payroll deduction system approved for WCU parking permits
- WCU to offer "Mountain Mysteries" camp
- Professor and wife team author river remediation book
- Professor Susan Swanger wins state educator award
Each scholarship will cover tuition and fees for one resident-credit or distance course being taught this coming fall. The only expense to scholarship recipients is a $40 application fee and the cost of any required text or supplemental materials.
To be considered for the scholarship, teachers must be eligible for in-state tuition rates; must have enrolled as a new student in a graduate-level licensure program at WCU in the summer or fall of this year; must apply for and gain admission to the Graduate School; and must complete the scholarship application.
The deadline for receiving priority consideration is June 15. Applications received after that date will be considered on a case-by-base basis as scholarships remain available.
For more information, contact Phil Cauley in the Graduate School at (800) 369-9854 or (828) 227-7398, or by e-mail at cauley@email.wcu.edu; or Patsy Miller in WCU’s Asheville office at (828) 251-6642 or by e-mail at miller@email.wcu.edu.







