Come on out Wednesday, April 10 at noon in Belk Hall 342 to hear Dr. Julie Shepherd-Powell talk about her research in the coalfields of southwest Virginia! Part of the Brown Bag Series in the Department of Anthropology! https://t.co/9b3lqQEPTi
We're hosting a panel on Meredith McCarroll's new book from West Virginia University Press, Appalachian Reckoning, this Wednesday. Come join us!
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We're looking forward to hosting Meredith McCarroll's panel on her new book Appalachian Reckoning: A Region Responds To Hillbilly Elegy on April 10.
West Virginia University Press https://t.co/iKDG9e5G8T
We are proud of Kelsey Merreck Wagner (MA 17) who is now working for a wildlife refuge using art to protect endangered species in Cambodia. See what she is doing in this video clip: https://t.co/1JE7CbycxV
This Wednesday at noon! Dr. Julie Shepherd-Powell from the Center for Appalachian Studies will talk about her research in the coalfields of southwest Virginia at anthropology brown bag series. Y'all come! https://t.co/0OIl3VTKv1
We are proud of Cheryl Wilson Laws, who graduated with an MA in Appalachian Studies in 2015 and has founded a non-profit cafe that helps fight opioid addiction in her hometown: https://t.co/bAhAWTwl4T