Author Earl Swift visits Appalachian’s campus Nov. 13 Oct 18, 2018
“Chesapeake Requiem” author and journalist Earl Swift will visit Appalachian State University’s campus on Nov.
Communication, Sustainable Development, SustainablitySustainable Development Teaching and Research Farm Open House Sep 20, 2018
Open House | Sept. 22, 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. Sustainable Development, Sustainability SpotlightFrom the tree to the public Jul 11, 2018
Sustainably harvested lumber. The Japanese philosophy of Ma. Video documentaries. The WantedDesign showcase in New York City.
Sustainability Spotlight, Communication, Sustainable Development, Applied DesignFour Appalachian Community members awarded 2017–18 W.H. Plemmons Leadership Medallion Jul 10, 2018
Keith Martin, the John M. Blackburn Distinguished Professor of Theatre, and Lainey Everly '18, who holds a BFA in studio art and a B.S.
Theatre and Dance, Art, Sustainable DevelopmentNew leadership at Teaching and Research Farm brings collaborative opportunities Jul 5, 2018
In May 2018, C.C.
Sustainable Development, SustainablityIndependent study with local farmer leads Appalachian student to cultivate a “new” fruit tree May 10, 2018
Aurora Figueroa-Benetti’s passion for sustainable agriculture led her to Appalachian State University’s Goodnight Family Department of
Sustainable Development, Sustainability SpotlightAppalachian hosts Climate Justice Month in April Mar 29, 2018
Starting April 1, Appalachian State University will host its first-ever Climate Justice Month to broaden the conversation surrounding climate... Sustainability Spotlight, Sustainable Development, Theatre and Dance, Fine and Applied Arts
Sustainable Development and Food Services foster farm-to-table initiative on campus Feb 9, 2018
Appalachian State University’s Goodnight Family Department of Sustainable Development has partnered with Food Services to provide local food
Sustainablity, Sustainable DevelopmentStudents Participate in the John G. Palmer Intercollegiate Woodsmen’s Meet Oct 22, 2017
A group of Sustainable Development and Biology students participated in the John G.
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