GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Kenneth E. Peacock Endowed Professorship Completed
Thanks to our generous donors, we have raised $333,000, and the Peacock Professorship is now eligible to receive a 50% match from the UNC system ($167,000) for a total completed professorship of $500,000. The professorship will be awarded to an outstanding faculty member in the Department of Accounting beginning in 2008. Read more about the Professorship and see a list of our donors as of last month, who were recognized at the Harlan E. Boyles Distinguished Lecture Series in March.
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Join the Dean's Club
The Dean’s Club is an annual giving society designed to benefit business students and faculty while enhancing the college’s academic programs. Membership is open to Walker alumni and friends and begins with a minimum annual contribution of $1,000. Contributions provide support for critical needs in the college such as student scholarships, travel funds for faculty and students to attend course-related conferences and to visit corporations, seed money for new programs, and resources to bring guest lecturers to the classroom. Pledges are accepted, and your gift may also be satisfied with a corporate matching donation.
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Support William R. Holland Fellows Program for Business Study in Asia
Initiated in 1995, the Holland Fellows exchange gives twelve Walker students each year the opportunity to travel to China, where they collaborate with Chinese business students at Fudan University. Your support ensures that this rich tradition will continue for future Walker students.
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Endowed Scholarship Opportunities
Walker students often benefit from scholarships funded by alumni and friends of Appalachian, but the need for additional support is great. Less than 10% of the 2,300 students enrolled in the college receive scholarship funding. This support has a great impact on the students who receive these scholarships. Please consider supporting an existing scholarship or create a new scholarship in someone’s honor or memory to support future Walker students.
Make a pledge online or contact Peter Vandenberg at vandenbrgpl@appstate.edu or 828.262.6231 for information about these or other opportunities to give back to Walker. |
Upcoming Events
- 2nd Annual Financial Planning Golf Tournament Scheduled for April 26
- The 2nd Annual Financial Planning Golf Tournament will be held on Thursday, April 26, at the Boone Golf Course in Boone, NC. Alumni, faculty and friends can compete in hole-in-one, putting and other contests.
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- Google Executive Will Deliver Commencement Address to May Graduates
- Google's Lloyd Taylor will be the speaker at Appalachian State University’s Walker College of Business 2007 spring commencement. About 400 students will receive degrees at the event which will take place at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 6, 2007, in the Holmes Convocation Center.
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Recent News
- Nearly 100 Runners Participated in the First Annual Stickboy 5k
- Stickboy Bread Company sponsored a 5k last Saturday, April 21, that started and finished on the campus of Appalachian State, winding through the beautiful campus of ASU and downtown Boone.
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- Appalachian MBA Students Travel to China
- A dozen students enrolled in an international seminar offered through the MBA program in Appalachian State University’s Walker College of Business are learning about international business firsthand with a trip to China.
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- Computer Information Systems Students Take Top Honors at National Conference
Ten Walker students traveled to Detroit to compete in the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) National Collegiate Conference March 29 – April 1. Jessica
Russ, pictured left with AITP faculty advisor Scott Hunsinger (middle) and Ashley Holt (right), earned first place. Holt took second place honors, earning both students a place in the finals.
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- Carolinas Medical Center President Says Passion, Integrity and Commitment are Characteristics of Successful Leaders
- Suzanne H. Freeman says her experiences growing up in a spiritual family environment, and being a wife, mother and busy professional helped prepare her for her role as president of Carolinas Medical Center (CMC).
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Ms. Freeman also shared concerns facing health care administrators. [ more ]
- Student chapter of the N.C. Club Manager's Association of America
Appalachian State University’s Walker College of Business, in partnership with the North Carolina Club Manager’s Association of America (NCCMAA), is establishing a student chapter on campus. The first student chapter meeting was held April 3 at the Grandfather Golf & Country Club in Linville. Students and faculty, pictured here, toured the club property and heard presentations about career opportunities and network resources through CMAA.
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- Young Entrepreneurs return to campus to share their secrets to success
- Young entrepreneurs and Appalachian State University graduates returned to campus March 1 for a Young Entrepreneurs Symposium. The symposium, which was coordinated by the Center for Entrepreneurship, was held in conjunction with National Entrepreneurship Week USA and featured a panel of 6 successful entrepreneurs.
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