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What is the Watauga Residential College?
The Watauga Residential College is a specialized academic program where classes are discussion-based seminars that allow students to pursue topics of interest to them within the context of the class. This program provides an unusual opportunity for students to become engaged in learning at a deep level through class discussions and research projects. Watauga classes are interdisciplinary and this approach to learning requires students to integrate knowledge from a variety of disciplines to gain a complete perspective on a topic.
To learn more, visit watauga.appstate.edu.
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We've reached our goal of 100 donors! We appreciate your support for the College of Arts and Sciences.
With less than 12 hours to go, 6 challenges remain. Can you help?
In honor of the Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences' (GES) 50th Anniversary, Dr. Steve Hageman will establish the "Hageman Fund for Visiting Speakers in Earth and Life Sciences" once 10 donors support any fund within the Department of GES. Give here.
When 20 donors support the College of Arts and Sciences SAFE Fund, Dr. David Jurney '73 will contribute $20,000 to the fund. Give here.
When 10 donors support any fund within the Department of English, Joe Phillips will donate $5,000 to the Carolyn Ann Phillips Literary Competition. Give here.
When 10 donors support the Center for Judaic, Holocaust, and Peace Studies Strategic Initiatives Fund, Molle Grad will donate $2,900. This fund supports the Center's many events and annual student trip abroad, which provide profoundly impactful experiences made possible only by donors like you. Give here.
When 15 Computer Science (CS) alumni support the CS Alumni Scholarship, Michael Crawford '14, '17 will give an additional $2,500 to the fund. Give here.
When 15 people support the Ken "Doc" Muir Memorial Endowed Scholarship for Tolerance and Inclusion, Dr. Lisa Muir will donate $2,500 to the fund. Give here.
It's a little after 8 a.m. and the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) is nearly halfway to our goal of 100 donors!
We hope you'll consider supporting CAS today by giving, wearing and sharing.
Learn more about this year's priority areas:
✨ The Center for Appalachian Studies
✨ The Center for Judaic, Holocaust & Peace Studies
✨ The Student & Faculty Excellence Fund
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