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Navajo Nation artist Raven Chacon to visit campus for reception, talk

Chacon and others created 'Gauge,' a three-channel video installation that is featured in a new exhibition at WCU's Fine Art Museum.  

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Eastern Band's Barbara Parker to present native health lecture

She will speak on the topic “Interconnectedness: Serving the Whole Individual through Integration” on Wednesday, Sept. 4.  

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Campus biologist: Near normal weather should produce vibrant autumn display

Beverly Collins combines her knowledge of forest ecology with observations of weather trends to assess the potential for a strong fall color season.  

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Photography Services schedules sessions for faculty, staff portraits

The sessions provide an opportunity for WCU employees to have a photo made for departmental websites and other official uses.  

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School of Music recitals, performances scheduled for campus

Events will be held throughout September and are free and open to the public.  

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WCU to honor its first African-American student with dedication of residence hall

Among those speaking at the Thursday, Sept. 5, ceremony will be Chancellor Kelli R. Brown, Board of Trustees Chair Bryant Kinney and alumnus Michael Naylor.  

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Nominations being accepted for Board of Governors teaching award

Faculty members are eligible for nomination if they are tenured and have been employed at WCU for at least seven years.  

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Trustees elect officers, appoint committee to study beer, wine sales at sporting events

Bryant Kinney, an alumnus and public and governmental affairs executive who resides in Lincoln County, was elected to serve as chair.   

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Brian Boyer’s bond with international students takes him to Monaco for royal wedding

Louis Ducruet says the time that he and his new wife, Marie, spent on the WCU campus was life changing and something they will never forget.  

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