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Poultry and livestock are important drivers of North Carolina’s economy. A new technology from Appalachian State University will help keep the animals safe from parasites.
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The program will offer a course titled Ethics, Policy and Governance in AI, which will stress the importance of using the technology responsibly.
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Norris has been with App State for more than two decades, starting as an assistant professor with the Walker College of Business. She later became dean of the college before moving into university leadership as provost and executive vice chancellor.
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The need for nurse practitioners is expected to increase by 45% in the next ten years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Daniel Caton is part of a movement that seeks to educate people about the downsides of light pollution and preserve places where the stars, planets and other phenomena of space can be seen by the naked eye.
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In a message to the App State community, Interim Chancellor Heather Norris stated that a “forward focus and routine” are important as the community recovers from the devastating storm.
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App State’s Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Heather Norris will take on the role following the resignation of Sheri Everts on Monday.
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Appalachian State Police are investigating a stabbing incident on campus that took place Thursday afternoon. One of two suspects has been arrested and charged with a felony crime.
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Art students at Appalachian State University are continuing to protest what they say are unsafe learning conditions. They’re taking classes in a building that is under active construction.
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As the primary election nears, some North Carolina universities are taking extra steps to encourage students to vote.