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Pet events in the WXII 12 viewing area
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Looking for something to do with your pet, or fun events to help support animal rescue groups?
Here is a list of pet events in the WXII 12 viewing area.
Our 6th Annual Dogs On The Catwalk: 3/15/14
Dogs On The Catwalk, is a fun way for people to support Red Dog Farm and enjoy a great night out. Animals that have been adopted as well as current adoptable animals take the stage in the fashion show. Attendees get a front row glimpse at who Red Dog Farm helps, and sometimes see a celebrity dog strutting down the Catwalk too. Enjoy beer, wine, delicious food and fabulous Canine Couture!
Date: Saturday, March 15, 2014
Location: Triad Stage
232 South Elm Street
Greensboro, NC 27401 in downtown Greensboro, NC
CLICK HERE to buy tickets, learn more about the event, or see a great video from last years event.
Dog Flyball: March 22nd – 23rd (a spectator event)
Fast, Fun Sport of Dog Flyball Returns to Alamance County
More than 250 dogs from five states will compete in the fast, fun sport of flyball on the weekend of March 22-23 at the Fairchild Community Center.
Nearly 50 teams will compete in the tournament entitled the Sweet Tea Classic.
Flyball is the only team dog sport and involves teams of four dogs each competing in a relay race. Dogs must clear four hurdles to reach a box where they trigger the release of a ball and then carry that ball back over the four hurdles, and then their next team mate completes the cycle. The fastest team wins.
All breeds and sizes of dogs (including mixed-breeds) take part in the sport.
Fur Fun, a flyball club based in Mebane, is sponsoring the tournament, which is sanctioned by the North American Flyball Association (NAFA).
Racing runs from 8 a.m. to approximately 4 p.m. Saturday and from 8 a.m. to approximately 2 p.m. Sunday, and the event is free for spectators. Spectators are asked to leave their own dogs at home due to limited space.
Fairchild Community Center is located at 827 S. Graham Hopedale Road.
John Good Celebration: March 23, 2014
Join the party March 23 at this fundraising event for the Forsyth Humane Society, celebrating the life of Jon Good. Jon was a vital part of the Winston Salem community and Forsyth Humane Society was a cause dear to his heart.
- Meridian Restaurant will host the party 4-8 PM.
- For a $50 per person minimum donation, you'll have delicious appetizers and a
glass of wine.
- Also, the restaurant will donate a portion of all additional food and beverage
sales that night to the cause!
- Music will be by the bb's.
- Exciting raffles and a silent auction are part of the fun.
- And ROVER will be there from 4-5, where you can see some of the animals
available now for adoption.
Come join the fun! Go to http://www.forsythhumane.org/ to Donate your $50. Note Donation is "Memory of Jon Good" and you're on the list for the party!
AARF's Annual Doggy Easter Egg Hunt: April 5, 2014
There will be fabulous Easter Baskets for all and dogs and their owners can hunt for eggs loaded with treats and prizes. Each $10 tickets allow one dog to hunt eggs and their owner to enjoy a tasty hot dog. Drinks and additional hot dogs will be available for purchase for $1 each.
Date: April 5, 2014 (raindate April 12th)
Time: 11:00am
Location: Little Creek Park
610 Foxcroft Drive
Winston Salem, NC
For more information, log onto http://www.aarfanimals.org/
All Pets Considered first 5K: Saturday, April 19, 2014
All Pets Considered will be holding a 5k jog that will benefit local rescue organizations in the area. This event is unique because it allows local people in the community to participate with their dog, while raising money to support local rescues and local business.
Date: Saturday April 19, 2013
Time: 8:00am
Registration: All Pets Considered
2614 Battleground Ave., Greensboro, NC 27408
Cost: Only $25 per person (Dog included with registration)
Call (336) 540-1400 or go by the store for more details
Benefitting The Merit Pit Bull Foundation, The Guilford County Animal Shelter, and Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network
2nd Annual Canine Challenge: September 27, 2014
Winston-Salem's 2nd Annual Canine Challenge is currently in the planning stages and are looking for vendors to join them as well as local rescue groups.
Date: September 27, 2014
Time: 12p-4p
Location: Miller Park, Winston Salem, NC
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Tim Daniel & Michael Moreci Unleash a "Curse" on BOOM!
A desperate father will stop at nothing to care for his ailing son, including werewolf hunting in Michael Moreci and Tim Daniel's new horror title, "Curse."
Link and Rossmo Ready for Strange Times in "Drumhellar"
"Rebel Blood" creative team Riley Rossmo & Alex Link join forces again on the paranormal detective series "Drumhellar."
REVIEW: "Adventures of Superman" #3
Doug Zawisza gives the digital-first "Adventures of Superman" #3 by Justin Jordan and Riley Rossmo 4 stars, saying the series "presents consistently high quality craftsmanship and entertaining stories that show Superman at his best."
Spencer Goes Deeper Into "Bedlam"
The star of Nick Spencer's serial killer procedural "Bedlam" keeps his Madder Red mask hidden in a second arc by new artist Ryan Browne, and the writer shares his plans for more murder, less mystery. Plus, exclusive art.
Cover of the Week - April 3
This week, we get inside the mind of Madder Red (quite literally), Tony Stark faces the Merc in the mirror, Princess Alder makes an appearance, a cell phone shatters and Glory walks off into the - well, not a sunset.
Cover of the Week - February 6
This week, Frank Castle meets his maker, Hellboy meets more family members, the Phantom Stranger meets The Spectre, the Sacred Scrolls meet their soggy end and Riley Rossmo meets the dead.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Riley Rossmo's "Dia De Los Muertos" #1
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of artist Riley Rossmo's "Dia De Los Muertos" #1, in which he teams with different writers for an anthology-style miniseries.
Riley Rossmo Celebrates "Dia De Los Muertos"
In January, artist Riley Rossmo launches "Dia De Los Muertos," an anthology centered around the Mexican Day of the Dead. CBR spoke with Rossmo and the first issue's three writers about the project. Plus, exclusive art!
REVIEW: "Bedlam" #1
Jennifer Cheng gives Nick Spencer & Riley Rossmo's "Bedlam" #1 4 stars, saying the issue is "a promising mix of concept and character, creepy and clever, funny and grotesque."
NYCC EXCLUSIVE: Ales Kot Doubles Down with "Zero" & "The Surface"
"Wild Children" and "Change" writer Ales Kot made a major splash at New York Comic Con, announcing two brand new Image Comics titles. CBR spoke to him about "Zero" and "The Surface."
Valentino on Pitches, "Comebacks," and Wiebe & Rossmo at Shadowline
Jim Valentino, the man behind the show at Image Comics imprint Shadowline, talks to CBR News about "Peter Panzerfaust," "Debris," and other projects -- plus what he looks for in a pitch.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Spencer & Rossmo's "Bedlam" #1
Courtesy of Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo, CBR presents an exclusive 9-page preview of their new Image Comics title "Bedlam!" The ongoing series debuts with an oversized first issue on Halloween.
EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: Spencer & Rossmo's NYCC "Bedlam" Variant
Thanks to Image Comics, CBR readers can get an exclusive advance look at the New York Comic Con variant cover for Nick Spencer & Riley Rossmo's Halloween-debuting book "Bedlam."
Comics A.M. - "Fun Home" Musical to Open in New York
Musical based on Alison Bechdel's "Fun Home" graphic memoir to debut this fall! Gilbert Hernandez talks "Love and Rockets"! Brian Wood and Ming Doyle on "Mara"! Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo talk "Bedlam"! Plus more!
Creating "Bedlam" With Nick Spencer
"Morning Glories" creator Nick Spencer spoke with CBR News about his return to Image Comics with brand new ongoing series "Bedlam" with artist Riley Rossmo starting October 31. Updated with new art!
CBR TV @ C2E2: Nick Spencer on "Thieves," "Morning Glories" & "Bedlam"
Writer Nick Spencer spoke to CBR TV about "Thief of Thieves" with Robert Kirkman, "Morning Glories'" high body count, and his Halloween release, "Bedlam," with artist Riley Rossmo.
5-STAR REVIEW: "Rebel Blood" #3
Jorge Solis gives "Rebel Blood" #3 5 stars, calling the penultimate issue by Alex Link and Riley Rossmo "an incredibly fast read with nonstop blazing horror action."
Kurtis J. Wiebe Shuffles Through The "Debris"
CBR spoke with writer Kurtis J. Wiebe about his and artist Riley Rossmo's "Debris," an new Image series that tells the tale of survival in a junk-ridden future Earth populated by vengeful spirits known as Colossals.
Covers of the Week -- March 21
This week, John Carter returns to Barsoom, Princess Diana turns blacksmith, Aunt Kizzie goes back to her roots, Cliff Secord takes to the skies and Antlered-Zombie-Deer-Man...gives you the willies.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Rebel Blood" #1
Courtesy of Image Comics and Shadowline, CBR presents an exclusive preview of Alex Link and Riley Rossmo's "Rebel Blood" #1. On March 21st, even the animals are zombies.
Mark Forster To Direct Universal Pictures' "Cowboy Ninja Viking"
"Quantum of Solace" director Mark Forster has signed on to direct Universal Pictures' adaptation of Image Comics' "Cowboy Ninja Viking."
IMAGE EXPO EXCL: Spencer & Rossmo Explore The Insanity of "Bedlam"
The creators behind "Morning Glories" and "Green Wake" team up for a new Image ongoing launching at Halloween as Nick Spencer tells CBR about his rust belt supervillain psychodrama "Bedlam."
Williams Orchestrates "Daken's" Bloody Finale
This week's "Daken: Dark Wolverine" #20 sets up the series finale, and Wolverine's psychopathic son isn't going gentle into that good night. CBR spoke with writer Rob Williams about the book.
Rossmo Infects "Rebel Blood"
The artist behind creator-owned hits "Proof" and "Green Wake" takes a crack at writing his own zombie book for Image Comics' Shadowline Imprint. CBR spoke with Riley Rossmo for details.
PRESS RELEASE: Image's "Rebel Blood" Is Nature's New Normal
Rob Williams Is Rockin' With "Daken"
Rob Williams spoke with us about taking on "Daken: Dark Wolverine," moving the character to Los Angeles and how his work on 2000AD's "Low Life" helped prepare him to take on Marvel's most conniving character.
5-STAR REVIEW: "Green Wake" #1
Calling it "the strongest debut of 2011," CBR reviewer Ryan K. Lindsay gives creators Kurtis Wiebe and Rily Rossmo's "Green Wake" #1 a 5-star review, saying "you absolutely need to buy this comic."
ECCC: Image Comics' New Favorites
A line-up of some of Image Comics hottest creators, from Nick Spencer to Riley Rossmo and more, were in attendance at last weekend's Emerald City Comicon to promote their titles to a room full of Image faithful.
Wiebe & Rossmo Welcome You to "Green Wake"
CBR News spoke exclusively with author Kurtis J. Wiebe about "Green Wake," the new Shadowline miniseries illustrated by "Cowboy Ninja Viking" artist Riley Rossmo about a mysterious town with no way out.
Grecian's "Proof" Is "Endangered"
CBR News spoke with writer and co-creator of "Proof" Alex Grecian about the title's upcoming relaunch in "Proof: Endangered" #1, our hairy hero's continued journey of self-discovery and the future of the series.
SPINOFF: "Zombieland" Writers Take On "Cowboy Ninja Viking"
Disney has optioned "Cowboy Ninja Viking," the Image series by AJ Lieberman and Riley Rossmo. "Zombieland" scribes Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese have been tapped to write and produce.
PRESS RELEASE: Image's "Proof" Relaunches in December with "Endangered" #1
Grecian On "Proof's" Season Finale
While the Image series is on the cusp of a temporary hiatus, "Proof" is not canceled, despite rumors to the contrary. We spoke with creator Alex Grecian about ending the first season and plans for the second season and beyond.
PRESS RELEASE: "Proof" Ends With An All-New Beginning On The Horizon
Lieberman & Rossmo's "Cowboy Ninja Viking"
Series creators A. J. Lieberman and Riley Rossmo talk to CBR about "Cowboy Ninja Viking," a book about a covert agent who happens to have multiple personality disorder...and that doesn't even scratch the new series' surface.
"Proof" #9: Read The Full Issue
With a brand new story arc kicking off in "Proof" #25, Image Comics is giving CBR readers the chance to get to know Alex Grecian and Riley Rossmo's bigfoot government agent with the complete stand-alone issue of "Proof" #9.
Alex Grecian & Riley Rossmo Provide "Proof"
The creators of the Image Comics series speak with CBR News about "Aftermath," their startling upcoming 25th issue that temporarily transports readers a full year into "Proof's" deadly future.
PRESS RELEASE: Image asks you to Prove you're a "Proof" Freak
Grecian & Rossmo Establish "Proof"
He's a nice man. He's middle-aged. He's polite. He's a sasquatch. They call him Proof. Creators Alex Grecian and Riley Rossmo talk about their popular, weird wildlife series and what's in store in the issues to come.
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The Aspen 3PC Kitchen Set provides a convenient storage and dining space with two bar stools and a unique folding kitchen island. Made from mahogany solids with cherry wood-grain veneers, this dinette set has an extremely durable construction. Features such as recessed door panels, dramatic molding detail and a profiled edge top give this dining furniture set a captivating appearance. A hidden sliding mechanism is attached to the two back posts and will provide nearly 13" of extra dining space! When folded out as a breakfast bar, this island measures 39" wide. The kitchen island also includes four storage drawers and a storage cabinet, and inside the cabinet is an adjustable shelf. The wood bar stools have a seat height of 24" and the generously sized seat has a contoured shape.


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A three year project, The Retail Search Presence Study, finds (not altogether surprisingly) that online retailers are winning over their traditional counterparts when it comes to visibility on the Big Three search engines.
The study, conducted by Internet-Engine, entailed visiting and categorizing over 6,000 web pages found via search during the holiday shopping season. Online retailers easily dominated returned results on all the engines, with over 30 percent of the listings. Bricks-and-mortar retailer results appeared in a mere 12 percent of searches.
Given consumers are performing over 10 billions searches each month, and that 24 percent of all offline purchases are influenced by the Internet (Forrester Research), the study's findings point to a serious gap in offline retailers' commitment to and investment in Web marketing -- particularly at a time in which online shopping is growing at the expense of Main Street and big box retailers.
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Catawba Student to Serve as Delegate at NCAE Constitutional Convention
Kristi Leonard of Rockwell, a student at Catawba College who serves as the '13-'14 Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE) President at the college, will serve as a delegate for Catawba's SNCAE chapter, at the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) Constitutional Convention March 21-22 in Hickory.
Local Educator, Martha West, Donates Collection of Children's Books to Catawba
There are Caldecott Award winners, Newbery Award winners and Coretta Scott King Award winners among the 70 autographed children's books that Martha West recently donated to Catawba College. For West, a 1959 alumna of the college and a former faculty member who taught children's literature for 15 years in Catawba's Teacher Education Department, the donation completes a full circle in her life.
Inaugural Group of Six Noyce Scholars at Catawba as NSF Grant Period Enters Year 2
Payden Mitchell of Salisbury, a junior, entered Catawba College as a Noyce Scholar this fall. An Early College student at Rowan Cabarrus Community College (RCCC), Mitchell was one of six students who applied and received a Noyce Scholarship that offers them each $18,000 for their junior and senior years.
Open House on Nov. 19 for Catawba's Evening Degree Program
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor a drop-in open house on Tuesday, November 19, from 5:00-7:00 p.m. in Ketner Hall, Room 203. Prospective students will be given an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Ceremony Marks Admission of 40 Students to Teacher Education Program
Forty Catawba College students and one faculty member were honored in a formal pinning ceremony held in Hedrick Little Theater on Tuesday, October 22, 2013. This event marked admission to the Teacher Education Program at Catawba and was followed by a reception in the Peeler Crystal Lounge that was sponsored by the Goodman School of Education.
Catawba College Is Site of Regional Professional Learning Day on Nov. 2
Catawba College is the site for a Regional Professional Learning Day for teachers and prospective teachers on November 2. The professional development day is sponsored by the North Carolina Association of Educators' Center for Instructional Advocacy and lunch is included in the registration fee.
Alumnus Phil Kirk '67 Speaks on Leadership, Contends Every Teacher Is a Leader
Alumnus Phil Kirk '67 returned to his alma mater on October 10 to deliver a keynote address to students, faculty and staff in Catawba College's Shirley Peeler Ritchie Academy for Teaching. His message was about leadership and his contention was that every teacher is a leader.
Catawba Welcomes New Faculty
Almost a dozen new faculty members joined Catawba College at the start of the 2013-2014 academic year. Their divergent academic and personal interests were as welcomed as each of them to the campus community.
Evening Undergraduate Program Open House Set for July 9
Catawba's School of Evening & Graduate Studies will host a "drop-in" style Open House on Tuesday, July 9 from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. in room 203 of Ketner Hall on campus. Prospective students will be given an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Twelve RCCC Students Selected as Noyce Summer Interns
Twelve Rowan Cabarrus Community College students have applied and been accepted as the first cohort of Noyce Summer Interns. Funds from a $1.45 million National Science Foundation grant provide monies to pay the tuition for these students to take a three credit hour online Education course through Catawba College and to allow each of them a paid summer internship in a STEM occupation.
College Presents Awards, Gives Special Recognition at Commencement Exercises
There was celebration and remembrance at Catawba College's Commencement Exercises on May 11. Three graduates and one alumnus received awards during the two ceremonies, while one student who died just five credit hours away from completing the coursework for his bachelor's degree was honored with a special tribute.
Three Retiring Faculty Members Recognized at Graduation
Catawba College recognized three retiring faculty members at its May 11 Commencement Exercises. Drs. James "Jim" Beard, John B. "Jack" Green and Cynthia B. Osterhus '73 were cited for their contributions to the institution at the 10 a.m. ceremony held in Keppel Auditorium.
Retirees Recognized at End-of-the-Year Luncheon
Catawba College's End-of-the-Year Luncheon for Faculty and Staff was a time to recognize 10 individuals who are retiring from the college this year.
Dr. O Feted by Students and Colleagues at Retirement Reception
The professor whom students call "Dr. O" was recognized by the students and her colleagues in the Catawba College Department of Teacher Education at a retirement reception held April 30 in the atrium of Ketner Hall. Dr. Cynthia B. Osterhus, an associate professor of teacher education and director of the Shirley Peeler Ritchie Academy for Teaching at Catawba, will retire at the end of this academic year after 10 years as a full-time faculty member at the college.
Catawba College Recognizes Students, Faculty, Staff at Annual Awards Convocation
Members of the Catawba College community gathered in Omwake-Dearborn Chapel on April 23 to celebrate achievement. The occasion was the annual Awards Convocation.Scheduled the day after Earth Day, the awards distributed were eco-friendly, made of Catawba blue, 100% recycled glass. They symbolized the college's commitment to environmental responsibility and are a reminder to the recipients to promote a greener, more sustainable lifestyle.
STUDENT BLOG: Catawba's West Teaching Scholars Experience Charleston, S.C.
by Sydney Smith of Salisbury, West Scholars Cohort '11 - Eighteen Catawba College sophomores and juniors who are West Teaching Scholars ventured to Charleston, S.C., to gain firsthand experience of the historic town. The April 5-9 excursion was led by Dr. Rhonda Truitt, associate professor of teacher education and chair of education department at Catawba, and Teresa Weddington, administrative assistant for Catawba's Academy for Teaching.
Prospective Teachers Participate in Campus Workshop
by Lizzle Davis, Class of '13 - Catawba College students pursuing careers in teaching participated in a free workshop on campus that will help better prepare them for their pending jobs. Catawba's Teacher Education Department hosted the Spencer Kagan workshop, "From Survival to Success: Essential Strategies for New Teachers" at the Center for the Environment on March 14 and 15 for juniors and seniors majoring in Education.
N.C. Teacher of the Year Discusses Importance of Global Education, Integration of Technology in Classroom
by Rachel Shelton (West Scholar Cohort '11). As part of its annual teacher of the year presentation, the Academy for Teaching at Catawba College welcomed the 2012-2013 Teacher of the Year, Darcy Grimes.
Regional Professional Learning Day Set at Catawba for Feb. 23
The North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) will host a Regional Professional Learning Day on the campus of Catawba College on Saturday, February 23. This training day for pre-service and current teachers, as well as National Board candidates, is one of five sessions being held across the state.
Students and Faculty Members Welcomed to Catawba's Teacher Education Program
In a formal pinning ceremony held in late October, thirty eight Catawba College students and two faculty members were accepted into the Department of Teacher Education at the college. The ceremony, held in Hedrick Little Theatre, was sponsored by the Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE). Ms. Laura Ritchie, a 2011 Catawba alumna, shared remarks about her perspective on teaching and a reception followed in the Peeler Crystal Lounge.
SEGS Open Houses Set for December 3 and 4
Two open houses for Catawba's Evening Program are scheduled in December. Prospective students will have the opportunity to learn more about the evening degrees offered by the School of Evening & Graduate Studies. View details on the open houses and programs...
Catawba's November Community Forum Focuses on A Child's First Five Formative Years
Learn why birth to five years of age are a child's most formative years at Catawba College's November Community Forum. Deborah K. Howell, M.Ed., Assistant Director at Partners in Learning Child Development and Family Resource Center in Salisbury, will be the keynote speaker at the event scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, in Tom Smith Auditorium on the Catawba campus.
Catawba Alumnae Bring Halloween to Weant Street Apartments
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Catawba College alumnae Sally Schultz and Katiearl Etters graduated from the Teacher Education program) By Sarah Campbell, salisburypost.com - They weren't dressed the part, but three teachers from Hanford Dole Elementary School were sure acting like fairy godmothers Wednesday as they stood in the parking lot of Weant Street Apartments giving out candy and school supplies.
The Experience of an Internship and the Ability to Make a Difference
Fourteen Catawba College students employed their unique gifts and talents in service to others as interns with tax-exempt nonprofit organizations during the summer of 2012. Funding and coordination for the program were provided through the college's Lilly Center for Vocation and Values. While these students clearly benefitted from the experiential learning opportunities offered through such internships, they also filled vital roles within the programs they served.
Catawba College Lands $1.45 Million National Science Foundation Grant
Catawba College has received a $1.45 million grant from the Robert Noyce Scholarship Program of the National Science Foundation that will provide five years of support for scholarships and internships that help prepare Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) majors for teaching careers. This is the largest grant of this type that Catawba has ever received.
Catawba Alumnus Named Bunker Hill High Athletic Director
Bunker Hill High recently named Catawba College Alumnus Lee Miller as the new athletic director for the upcoming school year. Miller, assistant principal at Bunker Hill, will add the title of athletic director to his duties and replaces the recently retired Jim Woodruff. Miller is a 1990 graduate of Bunker Hill and began his career as a teacher and coach at St. Stephens High in 1995 after graduating from Catawba.
St. Thomas Players Present Dinner with Friends Beginning June 14
St. Thomas Players, the award-winning theatre company of the Center for Faith & the Arts, will present Dinner with Friends, written by Pulitzer prize winner, Donald Margulies. Dinner with Friends will be presented in the Florence Busby Corriher Theatre on the campus of Catawba College on June 14-16 and 21-23 at 7:30pm and June 17 at 2:30pm.
June SEGS Open Houses Scheduled in Kannapolis, Salisbury and DCCC Campus
Several open houses for Catawba's Evening Program are scheduled during the month of June. Prospective students will have the opportunity to learn more about the evening degrees offered by the School of Evening & Graduate Studies. View details on the open houses and programs below...
Fourteen Catawba College Students Inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda
Fourteen students in Catawba College's School of Evening and Graduate Studies (SEGS) program were inducted into the College's chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society during a ceremony held April 18 in Tom Smith Auditorium on campus.
Catawba's Education Honor Society Installs Officers, Inducts New Members
Catawba College's Theta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) education honor society installed new officers for the 2012-2013 year and inducted 25 new members in a ceremony held at 7:00 p.m. on April 3 in the Tom Smith Auditorium on campus. Faculty members from the Teacher Education Department played active roles in the ceremony.
Catawba College Special Education Awareness Fair
On Thursday, April 26, 2012, from 5:30-7:00 p.m., there will be a Special Education Awareness Fair held in Catawba College's Cannon Student Center. The fair will be sponsored by Catawba's Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE).
Benefit Concert Garners School Supplies for Rowan-Salisbury Students
The SNCAE Benefit Concert hosted on the Catawba College campus in Goodman Gymnasium on Saturday, March 24 was a successful event. According to Catawba's SNCAE advisor and director of Catawba's Curriculum Materials Center, Amanda Bosch, "The performers were excellent, booths were fun and best of all, we had a total of 387 school supplies donated."
Catawba College Offering Special Education Major
The N.C. State Board of Education has granted final approval of Catawba College's Special Education Licensure Program. While special education teachers work with children and youth who have a variety of disabilities, Catawba's licensure program will prepare teachers to work with students with mild to moderate learning challenges.
Catawba Alumnus Writes Music and Lyrics for Original Musical
EDITOR'S NOTE: Dan Ryan, a 2009 graduate of Catawba College, majored in Music and minored in K-12 Education. He has been the choral director at North Iredell High School since 2009 and wrote the music and lyrics for the upcoming original musical "The Millennium Problem," which is set for March 8th, 9th, and 10th.
March 24th Concert to Benefit Rowan-Salisbury Students
K-12 students in the Rowan-Salisbury Schools will be the beneficiaries of a Saturday, March 24th benefit concert hosted on the campus of Catawba College by Catawba's Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE). Admission to the 11 a.m. concert, featuring a special performance from Christian Rock band, Grace Reigns Down of Greensboro, will be open to those who make a donation of one school supply to attend.
VIDEO: Teaching Scholars Sing the Standards Song
The Martha Kirkland West Scholars are students from both inside and outside of the state of North Carolina who have demonstrated leadership, community involvement and a strong commitment to teaching. The Scholars are so designated in honor of Catawba College alumna, College trustee and former Teacher Education faculty member, Dr. Martha Kirkland West of Salisbury, N.C. Watch a video of the Teaching Scholars singing the Standards Song...
Catawba Conservation Camp to Continue in 2012 Thanks to Ribbon of Hope Grant
The Catawba Conservation Camp, a summer camp that teaches middle school girls about the importance of conserving and protecting the natural environment, will continue operating this summer, thanks to a $25,000 Ribbon of Hope grant. In late 2011, the NC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation's Board of Directors awarded the Ribbon of Hope grant to Catawba College to continue its Catawba Conservation Camp or C3 that began in 2009 with funding provided by a three-year grant from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund.
Catawba Alumna Approved for Principal Position
Two new and temporary administrative positions were filled Tuesday evening by the Davidson County Board of Education. At the monthly meeting, the board unanimously approved Lydia E. Mack, as the assistant principal of both Midway and Friedberg elementary schools, and retiree Max T. Cole as the temporary assistant principal of Central Davidson Middle School.
Students and a Faculty Member Welcomed to Catawba's Teacher Education Program
Forty eight Catawba College students and one faculty member were honored in a formal pinning ceremony held in Omwake-Dearborn Chapel on Wednesday, October 12, 2011. This event marked admission to the Teacher Education Program at Catawba College. The ceremony was sponsored by the Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE).
Fowler Family Moves Endowed Scholarship at Catawba to First Family Level
Newton and Nancy Fowler of Concord and members of their family have made a gift to Catawba College that moves their Fowler Endowed Scholarship Fund, established in 2005, to the First Family Scholarship level. Preference for the Fowler Family First Family Scholarship will be given to a student athlete who maintains a 3.0 grade point while majoring in Education.
Rowan County's Partners in Learning Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Rowan County's Partners in Learning (PIL) Child Development & Family Resource Center marks its 15th anniversary on October 6 and its director Norma Honeycutt says the non-profit has much to celebrate. From serving less than 50 children the first year it opened, PIL has grown to serve more than 300 children a week. In its 15 years of existence, Honeycutt believes a total of more than 5,000 children and their families have been served by her organization that she terms "an extended family."
Catawba Alumna Escaped Vietnam to Become an American
By David Freeze, for the Salisbury Post - [EDITOR'S NOTE: Lori Wong graduated summa cum laude from Catawba College in the B.A.E. program and completed her licensure program in teacher education] Young students at Partners in Learning Children's Development Center know they are taught by a high-energy teacher named Lori Wong. However, few of the children or their parents, and just a small number of the school's staff, know Wong's story.
Catawba Alumna Deemed Ready as First-Year Teacher
[Katie Earl Etters is a 2010 Catawba College graduate who majored in Elementary Education (K-6). Etter's father is among the music faculty at Catawba.] When the calendar turns to August, children, teachers and parents know all too well it's time for school again. Even now there are children moaning and groaning, while at the same time their parents are in the background trying to hide laughter.
New Teachers Share Their Thoughts as Beginning of School Nears
By Sarah Campbell, salisburypost.com - In a sense, Catawba College alumna and China Grove native Tammy Tutterow is coming home. Sure, she never left the area. But when she graduated from South Rowan High School in 1992 she wasn't exactly expecting to come back, to the school that is. But this fall, Tutterow will start her teaching career by launching to school's first marketing program.
Catawba College Offers Two New Academic Majors
Two new academic majors will be offered to Catawba College students beginning this fall. The Ketner School of Business adds a new Economics and Finance major, while the Goodman School of Education adds a new Special Education major with a variety of concentrations. According to College Provost, Dr. Richard W. Stephens, Jr., the new majors are in response to the projected needs in the marketplace.
Teachers in Flight Finalist and Professor Hopes Weather Holds Out for Final Shuttle Launch
by Mark Wineka, SalisburyPost.com - Catawba College associate professor Dr. Cyndi Osterhus has strong, personal ties to the shuttle program as one of the NASA Teacher in Space finalists and considered traveling to Florida for the final shuttle launch.
Catawba Alumnus and Principal Looks Forward to Second Retirement
by Sarah Campbell, firstname.lastname@example.com - When Rick Hampton took over as the principal of North Rowan Elementary School in 2004 he quickly realized that regular Band-Aids simply aren't good enough. "I had to go out and buy Blues Clues and Sponge Bob Band-Aids," he said. "I fixed a lot of boo-boos with those Band-Aids. They always brought a smile."
Catawba Alumna Retires from Overton after Teaching 24 Years
Catawba College alumna Dinah Carpenter retires from Overton Elementary School after teaching 24 years. Carpenter received her teaching certification from Catawba.
Open House for Catawba's Evening Program in Kannapolis on June 27, 2011
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor an open house in Kannapolis on Monday, June 27, from 5:00-7:30 p.m. in the ante room of the Core Lab Building in Kannapolis. Prospective students are invited to drop by at any time for an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Open House for Catawba's Evening Program at Davidson County Community College
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor an open house on Tuesday, June 21, from 5:00-7:30 p.m. in the Conference Center on the main campus of Davidson County Community College. Catawba currently offers evening courses on the DCCC campus. Prospective students are invited to drop by at any time for an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Catawba Alumna Retires after 38 Years in Education
Kathy Conte, a 1973 alumna of Catawba College, retired from Charles England Elementary School after a 38-year career in education. After receiving her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education at Catawba, Conte started her career at Cecil School teaching third grade. Later, she taught at Southwest Elementary School and Dunbar School, which was later renamed to Charles England.
Open House for Catawba's Evening Program in Salisbury
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor an open house on the Catawba campus on Monday, June 20, from 5:00-7:30 p.m. in Ketner Hall, Room 108. Prospective students are invited to drop by at any time for an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Catawba Alumna and Teacher of Year Bonds with Students
By Sarah Campbell, Salisburypost.com - Theresa Pierce '10 can't walk down the halls at Overton Elementary School without students waving, calling out her name or running to hug her. "They are always so excited to see her," Jennifer Sheppard, the school's Title I coordinator, said. Pierce was recently named the Rowan-Salisbury Teacher of the Year, an accolade Sheppard said is well-deserved.
Students Share Their Research at 2011 Interdisciplinary Research Symposium
Again this year, Catawba College students from various disciplines shared their diverse research projects during the 2011 Interdisciplinary Research Symposium held Thursday, April 21 in the Leonard Lounge of the Cannon Student Center. Faculty, staff and students on campus dropped by during the two-hour event to listen and learn from these students.
Catawba College Student North Carolina Association of Educators Named Blue Ribbon Chapter
In early April, the Catawba College Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE) became one of seven colleges and universities to be designated a blue ribbon chapter and was awarded a $150 prize for membership activities by the North Carolina Association of Educators.
STUDENT BLOG: C3 Conservation Camp Follow-Up on the Farm
by Jessica Everett, '09 West Teaching Scholar - C-3 Campers began their journey with us in July 2010 with a weeklong, residential science camp experience on the Catawba campus. There could not have been a better way to conclude the 2010-2011 chapter of this second group of conservation campers than to take the young group of middle school girls to the Mary L. Farm in Mt. Ulla. This organic dairy farm gave the campers the ultimate field-trip experience.
Two Salisbury Natives Honored with Catawba's Prestigious Shuford Award
Salisbury natives Gordon P. Hurley and Martha Kirkland West '59 were honored by Catawba College on Sunday, April 10 as recipients of the 2011 Adrian L. Shuford, Jr. Award for Distinguished Service. Hurley and West received the recognition in a 4 p.m. ceremony held in Hedrick Little Theatre on campus. The awards ceremony was part of the college's annual President's Circle event.
Catawba College's Kappa Delta Pi Inducts New Members, Installs Officers
Catawba College's Theta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) education honor society installed new officers for the 2011-2012 year and inducted 22 new members in a ceremony held on campus Tuesday, April 5.
Kenerly Smith Family Scholarship Established at Catawba College
A 1944 Catawba College alumna, Edith Smith Kenerly Holshouser, has created a new scholarship fund at her alma mater that will benefit students from her native Rowan County. The Kenerly Smith Family Scholarship is a way for Mrs. Holshouser to pay tribute to the fact that she, her late first husband, Harold Kenerly '47, and four of her late siblings, William Lamont Smith '33, Maxine Smith Carlton '37, Quay Thurston Smith '41 and Martha Viola Smith Adams '41, all graduated from Catawba.
Catawba's Master of Education Degree Program Inspires and Changes Area Teachers
Dr. Lou Ann Kasias, a Catawba College professor of education and coordinator of the college's graduate program, believes teachers in the region need to know just what Catawba offers in its Master of Education in Elementary Education.
"Follow the Golden Thread of Your Life," Educator and Author Ruth Anderson Says
Educator and author Dr. Ruth Anderson shared her own morality tale with members of the Catawba College community when she spoke on campus at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22. Anderson was the keynote speaker for the eighth annual Lilly Colloquium and her visit to campus was sponsored by Catawba's Lilly Center for Vocation and Values and Catawba's Goodman School of Education.
'10-'11 N.C. Teacher of the Year Offers Encouraging Words to Catawba's Prospective Teachers
"Don't be afraid about your choice to become a teacher," Jennifer Facciolini, the 2010-2011 AT&T N.C. Teacher of the Year, told Catawba College's prospective teachers during a Feb. 24 visit to campus. "There will always be jobs for great teachers. Don't be afraid of the unknown in education."
Catawba Alumnus Hired as Laurel Football Coach
The Gazette – 2/7/2011 (published with permission) - Laurel High School named Todd Sommerville as its new head football coach on Monday. He replaces Brian Moore, who was not retained by the school following the 2010 season. Sommerville, a physical education teacher at Parkdale High School, served as the Panthers' defensive coordinator the past three years under head coach Rich Holzer, who resigned from Parkdale last week...
Educator and Author Ruth Anderson to Speak at Catawba College Feb. 22
Educator and author Ruth Anderson, who serves as executive director of The Servant Leadership School of Greensboro, will be the keynote speaker for Catawba College's eighth annual Lilly Colloquium on Tuesday, February 22. Anderson's visit to campus is sponsored by Catawba's Lilly Center for Vocation and Values and Catawba's School of Education.
VIDEO: Teaching Scholars 2010 Cohort Retreat to Wrightsville Beach
The 2010 Cohort of West Teaching Scholars recently went on a retreat to Wrightsville Beach over Fall Break, October 16-19. As part of the retreat, they took an eco tour, did team and trust building exercises, and visited Wrightsville Beach Elementary School. They shared videos and photos of their experiences with us.
Catawba College School of Education to Host Association Meeting
The Catawba College School of Education, specifically, the Curriculum Materials Center at the college, will host the Fall/Winter 2010 North Carolina Curriculum Materials Center Directors Association Meeting on campus on December 17. The Association consists of librarians from a variety of public and private institutions across the state and meets twice annually to discuss issues related and pertaining to maintaining and managing curriculum materials center collections and technology as well as a
STUDENT BLOG: N.C. State Board of Education Attorney Visits Catawba
by Bridgett Henderson, '08 West Scholar. On the afternoon of Wednesday, November 17, Katie Cornetto presented a program in the Tom Smith Auditorium on Professional Development and Legal Behaviors. This was a great event for all education students and faculty as well.
Students Have Poems Published
Several Catawba students' poems have been published in the latest issue of Muse & Spirit, a magazine distributed by the Center for Faith and the Arts. These students wrote poems in response to art work displayed as part of the Center's Abstraction and Beyond exhibit, including a photograph by Dr. Seth Holtzman, a philosophy professor at Catawba. Lizzle Davis was selected as one of two featured poets for the magazine.
Teacher Education Alumnus Prepares to Retire after 20 Years as Teacher and Principal
Source: www.berksmontnews.com. Few people have the kind of passion and dedication it takes to be a teacher. But for Dr. Ronald W. Christman, teaching is in his blood, and for as long as he can remember his life has revolved around the betterment of education and the many children whose lives he has touched. Christman, much to the disappointment of many, is preparing to retire from Gilbertsville Elementary School after more than 20 years of service with the school as both teacher and principal.
N.C. State Board of Education Staff Attorney to Speak Nov. 17 at Catawba College
N.C. State Board of Education and Department of Public Instruction In-House Staff Attorney Katie Cornetto will speak to students enrolled in Catawba College's Teacher Education program at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 17. Cornetto will make her remarks in Tom Smith Auditorium of Ralph W. Ketner Hall on the Catawba campus and area educators and those interested in education are invited to attend.
Catawba College Open House on the DCCC Campus
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor an open house on Tuesday, November 9, from 5:30-8 p.m. in the Conference Center on the main campus of Davidson County Community College in Lexington. Community college graduates who are interested in completing the bachelor's degree by attending Catawba classes on the DCCC campus are encouraged to attend.
55 Catawba Students Pinned and Admitted to Teacher Education Program
Fifty-five Catawba College students were honored in a formal pinning ceremony held in Omwake-Dearborn Chapel on Wednesday, October 13. For those students pinned, the event marked their admission into the Teacher Education Program at Catawba College. Ms. Julie Stoltz, Rowan-Salisbury Teacher of the Year presented the program for the early evening event, which was followed by a reception at the Peeler Crystal Lounge, sponsored by Debbie Suggs Catering. The ceremony was sponsored by the Student Nor
'38 Alumnus Established New Scholarship at Catawba College before His Death
The late Eugene Deal of Mooresville, N.C., formerly of Charlotte, N.C., made a gift the year before his death to establish a scholarship at Catawba College named for him and his late wife. Deal, a 1938 alumnus of Catawba, died July 10, 2010. His wife predeceased him in 2005. The Evelyn S. and Eugene E. Deal Family Endowed Scholarship will be targeted to students who are graduates of South Rowan High School, members of First Reformed Church of Landis, N.C., and who are majoring in education.
Open House in Kannapolis for Catawba College's Evening Program
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor an open house on Thursday, July 22, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the old Cabarrus Bank Building at 201 West Avenue in Kannapolis. Prospective students will be given an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Attend Open House for Catawba College's Evening Program
Catawba's School of Evening and Graduate Studies will sponsor an open house on Thursday, June 24, from 6:30-8:00 p.m. on campus in Ketner Hall, Room 108. Prospective students will be given an overview of the evening program and financial aid opportunities. Two bachelor's degree programs are offered in the evening: Business Administration with concentrations in Management and Information Systems, and Birth-Kindergarten Education for community college graduates who have completed...
June 17 Interest Meeting for Catawba College's Bachelor's Degree Completion Program at Davidson County Community College
Catawba College's School of Evening and Graduate Studies will hold a drop-in interest meeting regarding Catawba's Bachelor's Degree Completion Program on the main campus of Davidson County Community College from 6:00-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 17. The meeting will be held in the Conference Center Building at DCCC, Room 202.
Catawba Math Professor Develops Writing Contest for Local Fifth Graders
By Susan Shinn, Catawba College News Service. Here's an easy math problem for you: What do you get when you add one Catawba College professor with seven eager academically gifted fifth- graders? Answer: A lot of good writing. In mid-March, Dr. Paul Baker, mathematics professor at Catawba, attended a Meet the Author event for Donna Rymer '93, who teaches AIG students at Bostian Elementary School. Rymer received her master's from Catawba in 1999.
Life Is All about Bridges
By Susan Shinn, Catawba News Service. So how did a 43-year-old, slightly overweight, non-traditional Catawba College student find herself at the Cooper River Bridge run in late March? It was about a bridge. But it was about much more than that, too. I'd always wanted to do the Cooper River Bridge Race. My mother ran over 500 miles last year so I figured surely I could make it across some dinky bridge. "Some dinky bridge" turned out to the be Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge — 2.5 miles long, 200 feet h
Catawba's Education Honor Society New Members, Installs Officers
Catawba College's Theta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi (KPD) education honor society installed new officers for the 2010-2011 year and inducted 21 new members in a ceremony held at 7:00 p.m. April 13 in the Tom Smith Auditorium on campus. Dr. James K. Stringfield, dean of the Goodman School of Education and Physical Education, opened the ceremony with welcoming remarks to the inductees, members, and invited guests. Mrs. Pam Rutherford spoke about how new teachers can be effective and can thrive i
2009-2010 N.C. Teacher of the Year Presents Her Vision of the 21st Century Classroom
Jessica Garner, the 2009-2010 N.C. Teacher of the Year, spent time on campus Thursday, February 25th with West Scholars and the Department of Teacher Education, sharing her vision of the 21st Century Classroom. Ms. Garner is a Spanish teacher at Porter Ridge High School and is a resident of Indian Trail, N.C.
National Education Consultant Larry Bell Pumps Up Prospective Teachers
"Kids don't care how much we know until they know how much you care," Larry Bell asserted and then added, "and when they know, 'it's on.' " Bell, a national education consultant and motivational speaker, spoke to a capacity audience of prospective teachers, current teachers and area educators at Catawba College's Tom Smith Auditorium on Thursday, Dec. 3rd. His message was delivered with good humor, laughter and plenty of audience participation.
Larry Bell Speaks on "The Power of a Teacher" Dec. 3rd at Catawba College
National education consultant and motivational speaker, Larry Bell, will speak on "The Power of a Teacher" at 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 3rd in Tom Smith Auditorium of Ketner Hall at Catawba College. Bell's presentation will focus on the power of high expectation, strategies for motivating, the importance of classroom culture, and overcoming barriers.
Catawba's West Scholars Spend Fall Break on N.C. Coast
By Susan Shinn, Catawba College News Service. What do you get when you mix 24 college students, a tour of an historic downtown, teambuilding, a city high school and an ecotour hosted by Captain Joe? The West Scholars' first-year trip from Catawba College to Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach. This is the third group or cohort of West Scholars. Each year, each class takes one excursion together.
Catawba Alumna Named 2010 Principal of Year for the Rowan-Salisbury School System
Source: SalisburyPost.com - Rebecca "Becky" Kepley-Lee, principal of Cleveland Elementary School, has been selected as the 2010 Wachovia Principal of the Year for the Rowan-Salisbury School System in a program sponsored by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction and Wachovia Corp., a part of Wells Fargo Co.
Catawba Graduate Student Named 2009 N.C. American History Teacher of the Year
Rowan-Salisbury School System's Theresa Pierce has been selected as the 2009 North Carolina Gilder Lehrman Preserve American History Teacher of the Year winner. As a state finalist, Pierce will now become eligible to compete this fall for the national title, which will be awarded by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.
Open House for Catawba College's Evening Program
Catawba College's School of Evening Studies will sponsor an open house from 6-8 p.m. on Monday, June 29, in Ketner Hall, Room 201. Prospective students will be given an overview of the program and financial aid opportunities.
Academic Departments Form Schools at Catawba College
The academic structure at Catawba College is changing. In addition to different academic departments headed by chairs, academic departments will now be affiliated with five different schools, each headed by a dean. Overseeing the five schools and serving as the institution's chief academic officer is Provost Dr. Rick Stephens who joined the College in January.
Catawba's Kappa Delta Pi Inducts Members, Installs Officers
Catawba College's Theta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi education honor society installed new officers for the 2009-2010 year and inducted 17 new members in a ceremony held at 7:00 p.m., April 14th in the Tom Smith Auditorium on campus.
Fifty Three Area Girls Selected to Participate in Catawba Conservation Camp
Fifty-three rising sixth or seventh grade girls have been selected to participate in the Catawba Conservation Camp (C3), a weeklong residential science camp to be held July 5-10 on the Catawba College campus.The 53 students were selected from 280 applications received from girls enrolled in 40 different schools in Rowan, Stanly and Iredell counties.
STUDENT BLOG: The Education Summit - Part II
by Stephanie Hill '11. On Thursday, February 26, 2009, The Academy for Teaching and the Martha West Teaching Scholars of Catawba College attended the Rowan Salisbury Schools/Rowan Partners in Education's 2nd Annual Winter Education Summit at Cornerstone Conference Center in Salisbury, NC.
STUDENT BLOG: The Education Summit
by Philip Russ '10. What does Education, Technology, Orange People, Pencil Darts, ABC News, and National Teacher of the Year Finalist mean? Well of course there is only a single name that comes to mind, Mrs. Cindi Rigsbee, AT&T's 2008-2009 North Carolina Teacher Of the Year. She met with West Scholars in the Tom Smith Auditorium this morning, discussing her path in education and technology in her seminar titled "Making Connections as a Teacher."
STUDENT BLOG: Joe Ehrmann's Visit Touches Lives of Students
by Philip Russ '10. What does it mean to be a true "Man" and a true "Woman"? Who would ever guess that the answer behind this question could be answered by a former NFL Pro Bowl defensive lineman from the Baltimore Colts. Who is this Man?
Catawba Conservation Camp Open to Rising 6th and 7th Grade Girls
Rising sixth or seventh grade girls interested in the environmental sciences are invited to make application to attend the Catawba Conservation Camp (C3). The camp is open to girls who are enrolled in public or private school or who are home schooled in Rowan, Cabarrus, Iredell, Davie, Davidson and Stanly counties
STUDENT BLOG: The Teaching Fellows Open House
by Philip Russ '10. Prospective students entered the Peeler Crystal Lounge looking for information about Catawba College. Among the students who visited for Open House were more than 20 students who were Regional Finalists in the prestigious North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program.
STUDENT BLOGS: Savannah, GA – History, Ecology, Education, and Fantastic Food!
Student Blogs by the West Teaching Scholars in their Spring 2009 excursion to Savannah, Georgia. Thirty-one teaching scholars, along with faculty and staff from Catawba College's Ritchie Academy for Teaching, traveled to Savannah, Georgia January 17-20 and were amazed by the history and ecology of this Southern city and its coastal islands.
Catawba College's Chapter of the Collegiate Music Educator's National Conference Receives Excellence Award
Catawba College's chapter (#1002) of the Collegiate Music Educator's National Conference received its seventh straight annual "Chapter of Excellence Award" for exceptional activities in service and professional development in music education at the 2008 N.C. Music Educators Association In-Service Conference held annually in Winston-Salem at the Benton Convention Center.
Catawba Student Receives Clariant Corporation Scholarship
Through the Independent College Fund of North Carolina, Charlotte-based Clariant Corporation – the U.S. headquarters of one of the world's leading makers of specialty chemicals – has awarded three $2,000 scholarships for the 2008-2009 academic year to students planning for careers teaching math or science.
Tribute to Dr. Shirley L. Haworth
Delivered by Dr. Lou Ann Kasias during the Pinning Ceremony for Students Admitted to the Teacher Education Program. My comments tonight will be directed in tribute to Dr. Shirley Lambert Haworth, former chairperson of the Department of Teacher Education at Catawba College. Shirley, we welcome you back to Catawba College.
Catawba Education Students Participate in Pinning Ceremony
Thirty-seven Catawba College students were honored in a pinning ceremony October 9 in Tom Smith Auditorium for their admission to the Teacher Education Program. The ceremony was sponsored by the Student North Carolina Association of Educators' (SNCAE).
Catawba Alumna is New Principal at Andrews and on the Move
Martha Caulder talks fast, walks fast and likes to stay busy. You'll probably notice her start to fidget if you ask her to sit still too long. That's good, because she's taking on a lot in her new job as principal at Andrews Elementary School. But she's not new to administration: Caulder has been an assistant principal at four elementary schools.
Phil Kirk Named Chair of North Carolina Public School Forum
Source: CarolinaNewswire.com. Phil Kirk, vice president for external relations at Catawba College and longtime state education leader, has been named the sixth chair of the Public School Forum of North Carolina, a not-for-profit policy think tank that has made significant contributions to the advancement of North Carolina schools. Kirk will become the organization's volunteer leader on July 1, succeeding N.C. Sen. Katie Dorsett.
Catawba College's Teacher Education Program Reaccredited
Catawba College's Teacher Education Program has been reaccredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). At an April 2008 meeting of NCATE's Unit Accreditation Board, Catawba's Teacher Education Program application for accreditation was considered and approved as meeting all required standards.
BLOG: Teaching Scholars Leadership Retreat at Ocracoke Island
by Jane Snider, Staff Member. The West Teaching Scholars with mentors and chaperones loaded a chartered bus to begin the trek across the state to the Outer Banks. The Outer Banks are a 200 mile stretch of barrier islands and comprise approximately half of the northern coast of North Carolina.
North Carolina Education and Political Leader Phil Kirk Joins LearningStation's Board of Directors
LearningStation, a leading provider of customized, online solutions for the K-12 classroom, today announced the appointment of Phillip J. Kirk, Jr. to its board of directors. "Supporting education has been a driving factor throughout my career," said Kirk. "I am honored to serve on LearningStation's board of directors and contribute to their mission of improving student achievement in North Carolina and around the country."
Catawba College Hosts State Curriculum Materials Meeting
Amanda G. Bosch, director of curriculum Materials Center in Catawba College's Department of Teacher Education, hosted the N.C. Curriculum Materials Center directors on Catawba's campus April 25. Bosch serves as president of this state organization made up of curriculum materials center directors from various teacher education departments in North Carolina.
Catawba College's Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society Holds Induction and Officer Installation
Catawba College's Theta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi education honor society installed new officers and co-officers for the 2008-2009 year and inducted 17 new members in a ceremony held April 1 in the Tom Smith Auditorium on the campus.
Eight Catawba College Students Inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda
Eight students in Catawba College's School of Evening and Graduate Studies Program were inducted into the College's chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society during a ceremony held April 16 in Tom Smith Auditorium on campus.
Catawba College Selected as One of North Carolina's Campuses To Offer N.C. Teaching Fellows Program
Catawba College made application and has been selected to be one of 18 institutions across the State of North Carolina to offer a N.C. Teaching Fellows program within its nationally accredited Teacher Education Department. The announcement was made today by the N.C. Teaching Fellows Commission.
Catawba Student Receives Standing Ovation During Smart Start Celebration
Angela Draeger, an employee in the preschool program at South Lexington Elementary School and Developmental Wing, received a standing ovation when she shared how encouragement from Smart Start had brought her very close to achieving a lifelong goal. She will graduate soon from Catawba College with a degree in early childhood education.
Catawba's Teaching Scholars Visit Schools in Atlanta, Ga.
Catawba College's 14 West Teaching Scholars, accompanied by several mentors, faculty, and staff, traveled to Atlanta in late January to visit three Atlanta Public Schools — Heritage Academy (elementary), Parks Middle School, and Booker T. Washington High School.
Salisbury Teacher Named NCCAT's Phillip J. Kirk Scholar for 2007–08
CULLOWHEE — Janice Raper of Salisbury has been named the Phillip J. Kirk Jr. Honored Educator Scholar for 2007–08 at the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching. The announcement was made during the January 28 meeting of the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education.
Phil Kirk Named Chair-Elect of the Public School Forum of North Carolina: Legacy of Continued Dedication to Education Continues
By Cindy Stranad, articulon.com. SALISBURY, N.C. (November 19, 2007) — Phil Kirk, vice president of external relations for Catawba College and Chairman Emeritus of the State Board of Education, has been elected chair-elect of the Public School Forum of North Carolina. Next July, Kirk will succeed Sen. Katie Dorsett of Guilford County as the chair of the Raleigh-based organization.
Local Educator Participates in Regional Conference
Dr. Cyndi Osterhus, director of Catawba College's Shirley Peeler Ritchie Academy for Teaching and assistant professor of teacher education, recently made a presentation at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Regional Conference and Exposition held Oct. 11-12 in Richmond, Va.
Council of State Chambers Present Resolution to Phil Kirk: Recognized for Continued Service to National Business, Politics and Education
Phil Kirk, vice president for external relations at Catawba College, public speaker and consultant, was presented with a resolution from The Council of State Chambers at its semi-annual meeting at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia. The resolution commends Kirk for several notable accomplishments, including his career contributions to helping restore respect to public schools, elevating the political process, and forming professional stature among business lobbyists.
Phil Kirk Honored at Raleigh Roast
by Cyndi Allison, Catawba News. Phillip Kirk's life flashed before his eyes. He didn't suffer a near-death experience. In fact, he laughed from start to finish as friends and family members gathered to share memorable moments spanning his years of service in business, education, politics and as the father of four daughters.
Phil Kirk to be Honored by National Kidney Foundation of N.C.
by Cindy Stranad, articulon.com. The National Kidney Foundation of North Carolina presents "Speak Up while Phil Kirk Takes the Hot Seat," a gentle roast of Phil Kirk, vice president of external relations for Catawba College, chairman emeritus of the State Board of Education and former state senator.
Jennifer Carroll selected as Lincoln County Schools 2007-2008 Teacher of the Year
by Belinda Branson, lincoln.k12.nc.us (June 6, 2007). Lincoln County Schools new 2007-2008 Teacher of the Year, Jennifer Carroll, walked into what she thought was a faculty meeting. She was surprised to learn that the faculty meeting was called to announce she had been selected as Lincoln County's Teacher of the Year. Jennifer is a 1st grade teacher at St. James Elementary School.
'Be a Dream Maker,' N.C. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tells Prospective Teachers
"As an educator, you can be a dream maker and serve students by helping them develop dreams," Dr. June Atkinson, North Carolina's State Superintendent of Public Instruction told prospective teachers, educators and community members gathered Tuesday evening, October 9th, at Catawba College. "In our classrooms, we have students with short-term goals but many don't have short-term, intermediate or long-term goals. In the big scheme of things, little happens without dreams," she continued.
Dedication of Academy for Teaching and Pinning Ceremony for Students Admitted to the Teacher Education Program
Two Catawba College Trustees, both former members of the college's teacher education faculty, will be honored October 9th at a dedication ceremony. Catawba's new Academy for Teaching will be dedicated in honor of Dr. Shirley Peeler Ritchie of Salisbury, while student teaching scholars admitted to the Academy this fall will be recognized as Martha Kirkland West Teaching Scholars in West's honor, the first group of such students who will be so designated.
Teachers in Flight Reunite for Launch
By Jennifer Moxley, Salisbury Post. Two decades after the space shuttle Challenger explosion, teachers selected across the country for the space program will reunite and watch a fellow educator embark on a space mission. Christa McAuliffe was selected over 114 other finalists in 1985 to be the first teacher in space. But the Challenger was never able to complete its mission. Now, another teacher will make the journey.
Catawba Graduate Named Principal at Southeast Middle School
School officials named new principals for Knollwood Elementary and Southeast Middle Schools Tuesday, filling the last two principal vacancies in the system. Louis Edward "Skip" Kraft will move up to take Jamie Durant's place at Southeast Middle. He earned his bachelor's degree in special education and adaptive physical education in 1983. Kraft also finished his master's degree in school administration in 2006 at UNC-Charlotte.
Former Teacher in Space Finalist Anticipates Launch, Remembers Challenger
When NASA launches the Shuttle on August 7th, it will carry teacher Barbara Morgan into space, 21 years after the Challenger disaster and the death of teacher Christa McAuliffe and her six fellow astronauts. McAuliffe was the finalist selected from 110 Teacher in Space Project candidates to make that ill-fated flight on Jan. 28, 1986; Barbara Morgan was McAuliffe's backup.
Catawba College Alumnus Mentored by the late Coach Kirkland
Jack Ward, a 1951 graduate of Catawba College from Mocksville, is hopeful that a new scholarship established in his name at the institution will give other young people that same opportunity to attend Catawba and be mentored by someone like legendary football Coach Gordon Kirkland. Preference for the Jack Ward Endowed Scholarship will be given to a student from Davie County or Thomasville High School with an interest in majoring in education with aspirations to work in school administration.
Catawba College's Phil Kirk Serving on Blue Ribbon Charter School Commission
Catawba College's Vice President for External Relations and Chairman Emeritus of the State Board of Education Phillip Kirk is a member of a new Blue Ribbon Charter School Commission convened by the State Board of Education.
Catawba College Offers Two New Academic Majors This Fall
Catawba College will offer two new academic majors this fall, both targeting students with an interest in environmental issues. Students can opt to pursue an interdisciplinary major in Sustainable Business and Community Development or a major in Environmental Education. The faculty approved both majors this spring.
Beloved Husband and Son Memorialized through New Scholarship at Catawba College
Betsy Rich of Salisbury is paying tribute to the kind, loving and resilient spirits of her late husband and son through a new scholarship she has established at Catawba College. The Maynard L. and Paul L. Rich First Family Scholarship will be awarded to a student who demonstrates financial need, who feels called to the helping professions (education, psychology, religion/philosophy and pre-med), and who demonstrates a caring spirit and a sense of high moral values.
Catawba College Announces New Academy for Teaching
Catawba College is creating new Academy for Teaching which will be named in honor of former teacher education faculty member and College trustee Shirley Peeler Ritchie of Salisbury. College trustees learned of a donor gift to underwrite the start-up of the Academy and new Teaching Scholarships offered through it and also approved plans for the academy and its naming at their February meeting.
Phillip J. Kirk Jr. Scholarship Endowed at NCCAT
CULLOWHEE, NC - Development Foundation of the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching will honor Phillip J. Kirk Jr., one of North Carolina's best-known advocates for education, during a reception to be held from 5 until 7 p.m. Thursday (March 22) at Catawba College in Salisbury.
Catawba College Offering Some of the Largest Teaching Scholarships in N.C.
Catawba College is offering high school seniors interested in teaching an opportunity to apply for some of the largest teaching scholarships currently being offered by a N.C. college or university. Ten of the $13,000 scholarships, which include an additional $2,000 for eligible N.C. residents, are being offered for the 2007-2008 academic year.
Catawba College Teacher Education Professor Receives Subgrant
Dr. Rhonda Truitt, assistant professor of teacher education at Catawba College, has been awarded a Learning to Teach, Learning to Serve subgrant in the amount of $20,000 by the Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education for the project year 2006-07.
Catawba College Students Participate in Students of North Carolina Association of Educators' Pinning Ceremony
Fourteen Catawba College students were honored in a pinning ceremony October 10 in Tom Smith Auditorium for their admission to the Teacher Education Program. The ceremony was sponsored by the Student North Carolina Association of Educators' (SNCAE).
N.C. Teacher of the Year Is Keynote Speaker for Teacher Education Day at Catawba College
North Carolina's Teacher of the Year for 2006-2007 Diana Beasley, a high school biology teacher from Hickory High School, is the keynote speaker for a September 26th Teacher Education Day slated at Catawba College. Jointly sponsored by Catawba's Admissions and Teacher Education Departments and the Rowan-Salisbury Schools, this is the fourth year of the event.
Recipients of Endowed Professorships Announced at Catawba College's Opening Convocation
The recipients of several endowed professorships were announced Thursday, August 31 during Catawba College's Opening Convocation for the 2006-2007 academic year. Dr. Michael J. Baranski, a professor of biology, received the Bashore Distinguished Professorship in Environmental Science. This professorship must be awarded to a faculty member in environmental science who is a high achiever as a scholar and teacher with outstanding qualifications and enthusiasm for his work and the students who are e
Officials Announce New Program Name and a New Major and Degree
On June 1, Catawba College's Lifelong Learning Program became the School of Evening and Graduate Studies and Dr. Edith Bolick '70 became its Dean. Along with its new title, the School has a new degree, a Bachelor of Arts in Education (B.A.E.) degree with a major in Birth-Kindergarten (B-K) Education.
Catawba's Kappa Delta Pi Inducts New Members
Catawba College's Theta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi education honor society inducted new members in a ceremony held in the Tom Smith Auditorium on the campus April 6, 2006.
Catawba College Invited to Participate in New Council of Independent Colleges Initiative
Catawba faculty members participating in the initiative include team leader, Dr. Cynthia Osterhus, assistant professor of teacher education; Dr. James Stringfield, chair and professor of teacher education; Dr. John Zerger, chair and professor of mathematics; and Dr. Paul Baker, professor of mathematics.
Catawba College Professor Participates in N.C. Teacher of the Year Reunion
Dr. Cyndi Osterhus, an assistant professor of teacher education at Catawba College, recently attended the N.C. Teacher of the Year Reunion, sponsored by the N.C. Association of Educators. She was one of 35 N.C. teachers to have been selected to receive the honor since its establishment in 1970. Osterhus was the 1987 N.C. Teacher of the Year.
Two Catawba College Professors Make Presentations at Conference
Dr. Cynthia Osterhus, an assistant professor of teacher education at Catawba College, recently made a presentation to the North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCCTM) Conference in Greensboro. Her presentation was entitled, "Integrating Technology into Mathematics Methods Courses."
Teacher Education Students Participate in Pinning Ceremony
Twenty-five Catawba College students were honored in a pinning ceremony to mark their admission to the Teacher Education Program held Tuesday, October 11 in Tom Smith Auditorium. The ceremony was sponsored by the Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE) and the Rowan-Salisbury Teacher of the Year for 2005-06, Mr. Terry Sippel, was the guest speaker.
Catawba College's Teacher Education Program Fares Well on State Performance Report
Catawba College's Teacher Education Program has received the highest possible rank on the 2004-2005 Institution of Higher Education Performance Report and is judged by the North Carolina State Board of Education as having "met expectations." Additionally, Catawba's first-year teachers (the 2003-2004 cohort of student teachers) had a 100 percent pass rate on the PRAXIS II, placing the program in the first quartile of teacher education programs in the state.
Catawba College Students Participate in Students of North Carolina Association of Educators' Pinning Ceremony
Twenty Catawba College students participated in a Students of North Carolina Association of Educators' (SNCAE) Pinning Ceremony October 12 in Tom Smith Auditorium. Rowan-Salisbury Teacher of the Year for 2004-05, Teresa Crawley, was the guest speaker for the event.
Catawba College Faculty Member to Participate in CIC Planning Meeting
Dr. Cynthia Osterhus, an assistant professor of teacher education at Catawba College, has been selected to participate in a planning meeting to design a national project on the effective use of the Internet in the pre- service training of K-12 teachers. The meeting, organized by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC), will be held December 2-3 at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J.


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Andrew Henry Buttery Feb. 27, 1995 ~ Sept. 30, 2012September 26, 2012, 9:09 am by Staff Reports Buttery was a senior at Llano High School, where he not only excelled scholastically but also was active in extracurricular activities. He served as President of the National Honor Society, President of the High School Band, and Vice President of the Student Council. As a member of the State Championship UIL Spelling & Vocabulary Team this past spring, he received a Fourth Place State Individual Award. He also was a member of the high school debate team and a National Qualifier of the CX Debate. His PSAT score earned him status as a National Merit Commended Scholar, and his SAT scores for college acceptance were in the Top 1% of the nation, with perfect scores in both reading and writing. He was recently named an AP Scholar and currently ranked third in his class. In 2011, he was chosen as one of two members of his class to represent Llano High School at the Hugh OBrian Youth Leadership Conference held at the University of Texas. This past summer, he participated in the Texas Boys State Conference where he was elected as mayor of his city, which he viewed as the most exciting position in the conference. Additionally, he loved to write and recently won a multi-county essay contest sponsored by CTEC, who awarded him a trip to Washington, DC. Buttery played saxophone in the Llano High School Yellowjacket Band and earned a chair in both the Regional and Area Bands. In addition to his focus on school, he was also involved in community service. In 2009 and 2010, he participated in the church-sponsored MPACT Program, which helps needy families with domestic tasks. During 2011, he helped with Student Council-sponsored "Backpacks for Buddies, which provides a weekend meal for certain members of the Llano student body, and he also served as an after-school tutor four days per week. Last summer, Buttery was a member of the Costa Rica Mission Team, working to construct an orphanage. Even outside of the classroom, he was a bookworm and spent many hours each week reading. He enjoyed laughing with friends and possessed a quick wit. He had an insatiable curiosity about the world and deep sense of empathy for others -- one with high ideals who had a way to make everyone feel valued. He was extremely close to his family and enjoyed nightly meals at the table as well as family outings and vacations. Buttery had become very comfortable with his role as big brother and set an excellent example for Heath, who loved him deeply and looked up to him. Buttery will be greatly missed by all who knew him -- be it as a son, brother, classmate, or friend. He will remain in our hearts forever. He is survived by his parents John and Angela Buttery of Llano; brother Heath Joseph Buttery of Llano; maternal grandfather, Merritt Johnson and wife Diane of Longview, Texas; maternal grandmother, Martha Hunt and husband James of Longview; aunt Brenda Durst and husband Dusty of Llano; aunt Jean Wallace and husband Harold of Edmond, Oklahoma; uncle, William Buttery and wife Becky of Llano; uncle Marshall Johnson of Los Angeles, Calif.; cousin Travis Allen and wife Dawna of Dallas, Texas; cousin Troy Allen of Llano; cousin Kristin Wallace of Oklahoma City, Okla.; cousin Michael Wallace of Stillwater, Okla.; and a loving extended family. He is preceded in death by his paternal grandparents Henry and Norma Buttery of Llano. A "Tribute to Drew organized by the Llano youth was held on Wednesday evening, Oct. 3 at the Methodist Church. The church was also the location for visitation with family and friends on Thursday evening, Oct. 4. Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. at the Llano High School Auditorium and officiated by Stan Troy and Dick West. Pallbearers were Levi Bailey, Matthew Center, Zach Morgan, Jacob Thomsen, John Winn, and Caleb Wright. Honorary Pallbearers were the Llano High School Class of 2013. Burial followed at the Llano City Cemetery. The family would like to express their heartfelt thanks to all friends, the school, and the community for their overwhelming loving care and extraordinary support. If desired, memorial contributions can be made to the Andrew H. Buttery Scholarship Fund through the Llano National Bank. Funeral arrangements made under the direction of Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Homes, Inc. Llano. E-mail condolences may be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com or you may log onto our website, www.whhfuneralhome.com for online condolences. |
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History and background of Bob Mackie. Robert Gordon Mackie was born in Monterey Park, California, USA in 1940. He studied advertising and illustration at the Pasadena City College in 1957-58 then costume design at Chouinard Art Institute at Los Angeles, California. His career began as a sketch artist for Jean LOUIS, the film designer. He also worked for Edith HEAD at Paramount. Read more about Bob Mackie
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I have worn Mackie for over 10 yrs I just moved to Oklahoma an no one carries it so I am very Thankful That you do..
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I bought Mackie without smelling it first, beacuse its not available here in Sweden.
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This fragrance not only smells wonderful; but holds sentimental value as well. My grandmother used to wear this and everytime I spray it on I think of her. I know it sounds ridiculous; but I receive so many compliments on this fragrance from both men and women. But I cannot tell anyone the name of it because it has become my signature! Even my father-in-law tries to snoop and find out what the name is. This is not something that your teenage daughter would wear. Definitely for a grown woman. And again, it doesn't hurt that it reminds me of my grandmother and makes me feel like she's still around. :) Now, I'm selecting that I would recommend this to a friend just because it's a beautiful smell. But in actuality I will not. Call me selfish...eh, whatever's fair. I will forever wear this fragrance. I am begging you to keep this around as I only purchase this from you guys. It's not even in stores any longer.
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I gave this as a gift to a friend who used to wear this fragrance and didn't think she could still buy it. She ended up loving it as much as she did when she used to wear it!
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I usually apply it first thing in the morning after my shower and I will get compliments all day into the evening without every reapplying!
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I wear this perfume everyday and it lasts. It's always nice to get comments from just passerbys on what perfume you are wearing. (smells so good). I have been using it for over 20 years. I hope they never stop producing it because I would be very dissapointed. Loyal customer to this product.
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It's no surprise that light-colored, reflective surfaces heat up less in the sun. That translates into less solar-generated cooling loads for buildings with white, reflective roofs. It can also mean lower ambient temperatures outside those buildings, because dark roofs and pavement heat the outdoor air, contributing to the "urban heat island" effect.
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