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Educational Outreach News & Events

Educational Outreach Newsletter

November 2007

Going the Distance
Commencement - An International Experience
International Educators Continue Annual Summer Institutes on Campus
An IRC Journal
Going the Distance Sometimes Requires Staying in Place
The Coming Storm
Building a Borderless Community
Shine

April 2007

Military Education
We Are Not the University of Phoenix
Western Offers Nurse Educator Modules
Culturally Based Native Health Program Now Underway
Western Carolina University Cherokee Center Offers Qualla Financial Freedom
Mu Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda Conducts Induction and Scholarship Presentation
Consider Reserving WCU's Outreach Center
Western's Gerontology Research Project Focuses on "No More Falls"
Summer Conference Events

Browse the links below for recent WCU news and events of interest to current and prospective educational outreach students and their families.

WCU to offer SAT preparation workshop Oct. 16

Western Carolina University will offer a SAT preparation workshop from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 16, in Room 137 of the Cordelia Camp Building.

WCU to offer Youth Swim Review Oct. 20-23

Western Carolina University will offer a “Youth Swim Review” course for children ages 5 and above from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. Oct. 20-23 in Breese Gym.

Faculty and staff win $1.6 million in grant funding

Western Carolina University’s grants office recently announced more than $1.6 million in new funding for faculty and staff initiatives.

WCU travel courses available this summer for interested students

As spring and summer quickly approach the mountains of Western North Carolina, Western Carolina University is offering an array of travel courses where the world will be the classroom. Students may pick from an extensive variety of classes and destinations, including business survival skills in China, art classes in Europe, and the biological and political sciences of the Great Smoky Mountains and Yellowstone national parks.