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Lenoir-Rhyne Professor Named To State Policy Group
Written on 12 Feb, 2010 at 15:30 in Local News | viewed 4 times | No Comments
Dr. Rand Brandes, Lenoir-Rhyne University Martin Luther Stevens Professor of English and director of the university’s Visiting Writers Series, has been awarded a GlaxoSmithKline Faculty Fellowship for 2010.... (Continue reading)
What Are College Freshmen Reading This Summer?
Written on 2 Jul, 2009 at 9:20 in State News | viewed 9 times | 1 Comment
For several years, incoming college freshmen have been required to read a particular book before they start college. “One college, one book” programs are designed to promote critical thinking and provide a common experience for students.... (Continue reading)
Former NC First Lady Writes Open Letter to NCSU
In a short letter to the North Carolina State University community, former NC first lady Mary Easley urged the community to "focus on the best welfare of the students and be mindful of the great tradition of the university system."... (Continue reading)
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