Experiential Education: Science

Issue:

07/2017

Forensic anthropology students take a Sherlockian look at decomposition through the Forensic Osteology Research Station (FOReSt) at WCU

As part of Lees-McRae’s Wildlife Biology program, graduating senior Erin Christian gets close encounters with native wildlife.

During the annual Voice of the Rivers Expedition, an interdisciplinary squad of students and faculty follow a river from source to sea, documenting their journey via social media and blogs.

WCU’s Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines is a nationally recognized resource for coastal study, and it’s based right here.

The National Science Foundation recently awarded Brevard College and the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, a nearby nonprofit, a grant to spur STEM studies at the liberal arts school.

Brevard founded its Agricultural Education Program last fall.

RESOURCES:

Photograph (owl) by Mike Belleme; (paddling) courtesy of Brevard College; (stream) courtesy of Lees-McRae College; (2) courtesy of Brevard College; Western Carolina University

ISSUE DATE:

July/August 2017

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