Join us on the UC Lawn for $1 ice cream sundaes every Wednesday in June and July!

Beginning June 1.

12:00-2:00pm
UC Lawn

Join the Department of Campus Activities for a summer treat! Ice Cream Sundaes available from 12:00 pm until 2:00 pm every Wednesday from June 1 through July 27. $1.00 per bowl. Cash only!

WCU Roadworks presents: The Complete Works of Shakespeare Revised and Abridged by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield.

Students of School of Stage and Screen will be performing a free performance on the UC lawn stage

WCU Roadworks presents: The Complete Works of Shakespeare Revised and Abridged by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield.

Students of School of Stage and Screen will be performing a free performance in Niggli Theatre

In a city of anthropomorphic animals, a rookie bunny cop and a cynical con artist fox must work together to uncover a conspiracy.
PG

FREE MOVIE!
UC Lawn (rain location: UC Theater)

Join us on the UC Lawn for $1 ice cream sundaes every Wednesday in June and July!

Beginning June 1.

12:00-2:00pm
UC Lawn

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Smoky Mountain High School Graduation Ceremony

IC Team Building

The NetWest program of the North Carolina Writers Network and City Lights Bookstore will host an open mic night at the bookstore on Friday, June 10th at 7 p.m. Folks are encouraged to bring their poetry or short pieces to share. Sign-ups begin at 6:45 p.m. for10-minute reading session. The North Carolina Writers' Network connects, promotes, and serves the writers of this state.  They provide education in the craft and business of writing, opportunities for recognition and critique of literary work, resources for writers at all stages of development, support for and advocacy of the literary heritage of North Carolina, and a community for those who write. For more information please visit their website.

Janet Joyner will visit City Lights Bookstore on Saturday, June 11th at 3 p.m. to read from her collection of poetry, Waterborne.  Janet Joyner’s varied poems include lyrical descriptions of the natural world and draw deft portraits of people and the complicated connections between us. Waterborne is threaded with vivid images and insights.

Professor of French Language and Literature at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts until her retirement in 1994, Joyner is the winner of the Poetry Society of South Carolina’s 2010 Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Poetry Prize. Waterborne is her first collection of poetry. To reserve copies please call City Lights Bookstore at 828-586-9499.

Presented by Peter Koch, M.A., WCU/Mountain Heritage Center Education Associate. Free.

Tuscola High School Graduation Ceremony

skit performance

Pisgah High School Graduation

Fearing that the actions of Superman are left unchecked, Batman takes on the Man of Steel, while the world wrestles with what kind of a hero it really needs.
PG-13

FREE MOVIE!
UC Lawn (rain location: UC Theater)

Hours of Operation

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

Blackout for Construction in Reid

Hold for setups.

lab classroom

We will be interviewing candidates for the AD of Leadership Programs position. 

Meeting

This is for 2 weekly meetings (tuesday and wednesday mornings).

training

training

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schedule adjustments

Outdoor Movie Screen Maintenance.

A Cullowhee Camp Picnic

Weekly staff meeting

IEP Summer Course

Meeting

Research & Instruction Services department meeting

Wednesdays

Elemental : conversations in art and poetry is an exhibition exploring the relationship between the written word and visual art with a focus on the four classical earthly elements. This exhibition features objects from the WCU Fine Art Museum’s collection that express the classical elements of earth, air, fire and water such as Robert Godfrey’s “Rekindling Fire”, Don Reitz’s “Geode Form” and Shan Goshorn’s “Pawnee Woman in a Field from the Earth Renewal Series ”.

In an ekphrastic response to these objects, creative writers in residence for the Cullowhee Mountain Arts 2016 Summer Arts Series have created a rich literary experience for visitors to the exhibition. Their poems and short stories will be exhibited alongside the artwork that inspired them.
http://www.cullowheemountainarts.org/#sthash.ElHEd8JU.dpbs

Camp Little Hope is a team of artists. With a combined background in fine arts, education, design, economics, engineering, anthropology and community engagement, they imagine new worlds through public artworks, curatorial interventions, designed artifacts, published information, and catalyzed epiphanies.
Camp Little Hope presents, Handmade Landscape, an arts and research exhibition exploring the geography, botany, and the impact of recent human land use on Gribble Gap. The research presented in the exhibit informed the creation of Dirtmaker, and environmental sculpture installed on the campus trail system. As Dirtmaker disappears, it replenishes the depleted minerals in the forest’s soil.
This project is sponsored by the WCU Sustainable Energy Initiative, a student driven, student supported fee.
http://www.camplittlehope.com/

Testing the meal application with functional users from 5/25 - 7/6.

Vision & Vistas: Great Smoky Mountains

APRIL 18 - SEPTEMBER 23

Great Smoky Mountains: Vision & Vistas is and exhibition of sixty original photographs and drawings made by photographers and artists inspired by the grand vistas of the Great Smoky Mountains. Professional photographers include such notables as Jim Thompson, George Masa, and George Grant, as well as amateurs who hiked with the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club. Herbert Pelton and Nace Brock created images used by Asheville promoters to advocate for a national park in the Appalachians. Working for the National Park Service, Hiram Wilburn and Charles Grossman documented mountain culture within park boundaries and the road construction projects that forever altered it. Irving Fromer, J.D. Chaffin, and Alan Youngblood, men enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps, made pencil sketches of a wilderness previously unknown to them. Together, these artists focused on the grandeur of the landscape to lobby for a national park and promote conservation in the southern U.S. Without their vision, perhaps the Great Smoky Mountains National Park would not have come into being. Since its inception, the park has been a popular destination, setting visitation records topping 10 million annually

Data collection

Forest Steward Meeting

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

Join us on the UC Lawn for $1 ice cream sundaes every Wednesday in June and July!

Beginning June 1.

12:00-2:00pm
UC Lawn

Learn the asanas (postures) for a better understanding of yoga benefits.

idk

Training on how to edit webpages using OmniUpdate content management system.   Specifically for users whose pages are on the new, 2015 template.

The Cullowhee Community Garden is a organic, donation-based garden located at 65 S Painter Road behind campus. Fall/winter workdays are from 3:00-dusk on Wednesdays, & from 9:00-noon on Saturdays. No experience is needed, and volunteers are always welcome at the workdays. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/CullowheeCommunityGarden or email Adam Bigelow at adambigelow@jacksonnc.org
*Workdays are weather-dependent-- if you are unsure whether a workday will be cancelled, you can check the group's Facebook page

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

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room change for 6/15 only

Picnic and softball game for football team members and staff.

A total body, heart pumping, cardio and strength conditioning workout.

intensive english course

Building Closed

Building Closed

Hours of Operation

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

Blackout for Construction in Reid

Nursing camp for local high schools

training

training

meeting

schedule adjustments

Withdraw deadline-First 4.5 Week Summer Term

Jed

June Department Head Workshop

Meeting to work on CATalytics system

IEP Summer Course

FR orientation

meeting

CFC Director Interview IT Staff

Elemental : conversations in art and poetry is an exhibition exploring the relationship between the written word and visual art with a focus on the four classical earthly elements. This exhibition features objects from the WCU Fine Art Museum’s collection that express the classical elements of earth, air, fire and water such as Robert Godfrey’s “Rekindling Fire”, Don Reitz’s “Geode Form” and Shan Goshorn’s “Pawnee Woman in a Field from the Earth Renewal Series ”.

In an ekphrastic response to these objects, creative writers in residence for the Cullowhee Mountain Arts 2016 Summer Arts Series have created a rich literary experience for visitors to the exhibition. Their poems and short stories will be exhibited alongside the artwork that inspired them.
http://www.cullowheemountainarts.org/#sthash.ElHEd8JU.dpbs

Camp Little Hope is a team of artists. With a combined background in fine arts, education, design, economics, engineering, anthropology and community engagement, they imagine new worlds through public artworks, curatorial interventions, designed artifacts, published information, and catalyzed epiphanies.
Camp Little Hope presents, Handmade Landscape, an arts and research exhibition exploring the geography, botany, and the impact of recent human land use on Gribble Gap. The research presented in the exhibit informed the creation of Dirtmaker, and environmental sculpture installed on the campus trail system. As Dirtmaker disappears, it replenishes the depleted minerals in the forest’s soil.
This project is sponsored by the WCU Sustainable Energy Initiative, a student driven, student supported fee.
http://www.camplittlehope.com/

Phone Interviews

Work meeting to work on survey projects.

Vision & Vistas: Great Smoky Mountains

APRIL 18 - SEPTEMBER 23

Great Smoky Mountains: Vision & Vistas is and exhibition of sixty original photographs and drawings made by photographers and artists inspired by the grand vistas of the Great Smoky Mountains. Professional photographers include such notables as Jim Thompson, George Masa, and George Grant, as well as amateurs who hiked with the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club. Herbert Pelton and Nace Brock created images used by Asheville promoters to advocate for a national park in the Appalachians. Working for the National Park Service, Hiram Wilburn and Charles Grossman documented mountain culture within park boundaries and the road construction projects that forever altered it. Irving Fromer, J.D. Chaffin, and Alan Youngblood, men enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps, made pencil sketches of a wilderness previously unknown to them. Together, these artists focused on the grandeur of the landscape to lobby for a national park and promote conservation in the southern U.S. Without their vision, perhaps the Great Smoky Mountains National Park would not have come into being. Since its inception, the park has been a popular destination, setting visitation records topping 10 million annually

training

The Coffee with the Poet series continues on Thursday, June 16th at 10:30 a.m. The June gathering will feature Ray Whitaker. Ray has written two collections of poetry, Acknowledgement: Poems from the ‘Nam and 23, 18.  Born in an Air Force family, Ray traveled with this family on this father’s assignments all over the world. He has been writing poetry since he was 17.

The Coffee with the Poet series gathers the third Thursday of each month and is co-sponsored by the NetWest  program of the North Carolina Writers Network. For more information on Coffee with the Poet or to reserve Ray’s books please call City Lights Bookstore at 828-586-9499.

Meeting

Youth summer camp

3 minutes of cardio, 2 minutes strength, and 1 minute of jumping activity for a total body workout.

Discuss parking web page

Meeting

staging for lunch

meal

Train attendees in setting up Access Databases for use within their department.

Banner Production/Self Service Training

Freshman Orientation Meeting; Thursday, June 16, 2016; 2:45-3:35 p.m.; FO 216; Dr. Rebecca Lasher

Planning Committee Meeting

Orientation Intro Class

Emily Virtue

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

Student orientation JP Gannon

UAE-Prof. Jeanne Dulworth-SOCW; Thursday, June 16, 2016; 2:45-3:35 p.m., FO 213

class

CFC Director Interview - CFC Staff

New Student Orientation Session

Orientation session

Mae Claxton

University Academic Experience

University Academic Experience for Orientation 2016

University Academic Experience Orientation 2016

IT Leadership Meeting

meeting

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

The Sylva Community Garden is a 1/3 acre organic plot-- it provides gardening space for community members, and donates fresh produce to those in need. Workdays for the 2016 growing season will be on Thursday afternoons, and are open to all interested volunteers.
Visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/106581146032526/1137467702943860 for more information.

meeting

Come join us for Open Climb!  Available to all CRC Members, including currently enrolled students.

Reception for Cullowhee Mountain Arts/Elements Exhibit

intensive english course

WCU Roadworks presents: The Complete Works of Shakespeare Revised and Abridged by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield.

Students of School of Stage and Screen will be performing a free performance at Jackson County Library in Sylva at 6:30pm. Call 828-227-7028 for more information.

Orientation Activities

Franklin High School Graduation Ceremony

Building Closed

Building Closed

Hours of Operation

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

Blackout for Construction in Reid

camp for local high school students

training

schedule adjustments

ABET Meeting

Come check out our gear rentals, sign up for open enrollment trips, or inquire about area outdoor resources during the Open Adventure Shop Hours.  The Adventure Shop is located in the Campus Recreation Center.  

First-Year Orientation Sessions

meeting

*

Friday, June 17, 2016, Student Orientation, Department of Social Work; 9:00-10:15 p.m.; HHSB Room 349

Weekly CAB meetings.

meeting

Elemental : conversations in art and poetry is an exhibition exploring the relationship between the written word and visual art with a focus on the four classical earthly elements. This exhibition features objects from the WCU Fine Art Museum’s collection that express the classical elements of earth, air, fire and water such as Robert Godfrey’s “Rekindling Fire”, Don Reitz’s “Geode Form” and Shan Goshorn’s “Pawnee Woman in a Field from the Earth Renewal Series ”.

In an ekphrastic response to these objects, creative writers in residence for the Cullowhee Mountain Arts 2016 Summer Arts Series have created a rich literary experience for visitors to the exhibition. Their poems and short stories will be exhibited alongside the artwork that inspired them.
http://www.cullowheemountainarts.org/#sthash.ElHEd8JU.dpbs

Camp Little Hope is a team of artists. With a combined background in fine arts, education, design, economics, engineering, anthropology and community engagement, they imagine new worlds through public artworks, curatorial interventions, designed artifacts, published information, and catalyzed epiphanies.
Camp Little Hope presents, Handmade Landscape, an arts and research exhibition exploring the geography, botany, and the impact of recent human land use on Gribble Gap. The research presented in the exhibit informed the creation of Dirtmaker, and environmental sculpture installed on the campus trail system. As Dirtmaker disappears, it replenishes the depleted minerals in the forest’s soil.
This project is sponsored by the WCU Sustainable Energy Initiative, a student driven, student supported fee.
http://www.camplittlehope.com/

A TIAA representative will be on campus to conduct individual meetings with clients or perspective clients. Please contact Heidi Hyatt for additional information at 227-3138.

Vision & Vistas: Great Smoky Mountains

APRIL 18 - SEPTEMBER 23

Great Smoky Mountains: Vision & Vistas is and exhibition of sixty original photographs and drawings made by photographers and artists inspired by the grand vistas of the Great Smoky Mountains. Professional photographers include such notables as Jim Thompson, George Masa, and George Grant, as well as amateurs who hiked with the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club. Herbert Pelton and Nace Brock created images used by Asheville promoters to advocate for a national park in the Appalachians. Working for the National Park Service, Hiram Wilburn and Charles Grossman documented mountain culture within park boundaries and the road construction projects that forever altered it. Irving Fromer, J.D. Chaffin, and Alan Youngblood, men enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps, made pencil sketches of a wilderness previously unknown to them. Together, these artists focused on the grandeur of the landscape to lobby for a national park and promote conservation in the southern U.S. Without their vision, perhaps the Great Smoky Mountains National Park would not have come into being. Since its inception, the park has been a popular destination, setting visitation records topping 10 million annually

skit performance

skit performance

Schedule adjustments

Schedule Adjustments

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

advising

Advising

advising

Work Meeting

meeting

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

advising

Meeting

Meeting

leadership session

military info session

WCU Roadworks presents: The Complete Works of Shakespeare Revised and Abridged by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield.

Students of School of Stage and Screen will be performing a free performance at Maggie Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation center in Maggie Valley at 2:00pm. Call 828-227-7028 for more information.

WCU Roadworks presents: The Complete Works of Shakespeare Revised and Abridged by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield.

Students of School of Stage and Screen will be performing a free performance at Maggie Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation center in Maggie Valley at 2:00pm. Call 828-227-7028 for more information.

WebServices and OIPE work on 25Live and Calendar issues

Come check out our gear rentals, sign up for open enrollment trips, or inquire about area outdoor resources during the Open Adventure Shop Hours.  The Adventure Shop is located in the Campus Recreation Center.  

Reid Pool Open Swim - Bring your CatCard!

Banner XE follow up discussion

Meeting for Banner

Event Date/Time:  Friday, June 17, 2016 5:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m., Saturday, June 18, 2016

Event Title: Blackboard LMS Maintenance

Event Details: Blackboard Managed Hosting Services will perform an upgrade to the Blackboard Learn application. While the work is being done, there will be no access to the Blackboard learning management system or the courses stored in the system. The upgrade is being done to add some new functionality such as: improving the navigation within Discussion Boards between threads. There are also some patches that will improve the overall functionality of the environment.

DATE CHANGE: Due to the logistics of trying to perform an upgrade the week before classes start in the fall and what this means to the faculty and students at WCU, we have changed the upgrade outage dates/times so that we affect the least number of users and are able to perform the upgrade as efficiently as possible. The new dates/times are below.

STARTING: Friday, June 17, 2016 – 5:00 PM

ENDING: Saturday, June 18, 2016 – 5:00 PM

If you have any questions or need assistance with rescheduling assessments in your course, please do not hesitate to contact the Coulter Faculty Commons at 828-227-2930 or email the LMS Team at lmssupport@wcu.edu.

Users Impacted: Blackboard Learn users

Contact Information: Please contact the IT Help Desk if you have any questions or concerns.

* doit.wcu.edu
* 227-7487 (local)
* 866-928-7487 (toll free)
* Available weekdays 7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. EST

Building Closed

Building Closed

Matthew Tooni will visit City Lights Bookstore on Saturday, June 18th at 1 p.m. to perform flute music featured on his CD Through Their Eyes: Contemporary Cherokee Flute. His music focuses on Cherokee culture, history, and storytelling.  To reserve copies of Through Their Eyes please call City Lights Bookstore at 828-586-9499.