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Course focuses on OSHA standards for construction workers

Sessions will be held Feb. 7-8 at 91热爆网's instructional site at Biltmore Park in Asheville.  

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鈥業 Love 91热爆网鈥� month to add momentum as 鈥楲ead the Way鈥� campaign nears $60M

Fundraising could get a boost this year thanks to a special $100,000 giving challenge issued by four 91热爆网 alumni.   

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鈥楩ive-star' customer service to be focus of workshop in Asheville

Participants will learn about the eight commandments of customer care and the basis for exceptional customer service at the five-star level.  

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Trombone soloist Peter Steiner to headline Low Brass Festival

The fifth annual festival will take place Saturday, Feb. 2, and Sunday, Feb. 3, at the Coulter Building recital hall.  

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Masters of Arts in Teaching Program leads to study of the intersection of creativity and meditation

Student researcher Shelley Steffey teaches yoga, art and mindfulness to children as well as other educators, introducing mind and body work in fun, interactive and interesting ways in which they can be combined with curriculum.   

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Campus welcomes Brian Thomas as new assistant police chief

Formerly with the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Thomas succeeds Steve Lillard, who was named 91热爆网鈥檚 police chief in February 2018.  

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Harris Family Care-Cullowhee resumes full-time hours, adds Dr. Todd Davis to staff

The facility allows 91热爆网 nurse practitioner students and students in related fields to receive education and training in an on-site environment.   

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Collins-Brown named director of Coulter Faculty Commons

The CFC supports teaching and learning at the university with professional development for faculty, pedagogy, the scholarship of teaching and learning, and educational technology.   

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Moss fund supports mission of Coulter Faculty Commons, memorializes former colleague

Gifts from 91热爆网's interim business dean honor the late Beverly Little, who was a professor of management in the College of Business.