Doc Watson Endowment

Doc Watson

The Doc Watson Endowment for Appalachian Studies at Appalachian State University provides opportunities for Appalachian Music students to work with expert practitioners in the field, and it brings Appalachian musicians and scholars to our campus. Students are able to document, celebrate, and study the contributions of Appalachian musicians adding to a growing body of knowledge of the diverse musical traditions that intersect in Appalachia.
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Contact

Center for Appalachian Studies
Appalachian State University
PO Box 32018
Living Learning Center
305 Bodenheimer Drive
Boone, NC 28608-2018

Telephone (828) 262-4089
Fax (828) 262-7715

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The Center for Appalachian Studies is a unit within Appalachian’s University College.  University College consists of the university’s integrated general education curriculum, academic support services, residential learning communities, interdisciplinary degree programs and co-curricular programming—all designed to support the work of students both inside and outside of the classroom.

 

 


Graduate School

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The Cratis D. Williams Graduate School is located in John E. Thomas Hall, room 232.
Phone 828-262-2130
Fax 828-262-2709

GRADUATE SCHOOL STAFF DIRECTORY

Administration:
Dean - Dr. Edelma Huntley, huntleyed@appstate.edu, 262-2130
Associate Dean - Dr. Holly Hirst, hirsthp@appstate.edu, 262-2130
Assistant to the Dean and Office Manager (internal grants processing) - Ms. Janice Voss, vossjf@appstate.edu, 262-2693

Graduate Studies Staff:
Administrative Support - Ms. April Everhart, ae77416@appstate.edu, 262-2130
Admissions and Recruiting - Ms. Sandra Krause, krausesl@appstate.edu, 262-8350
Admissions - Ms. Brenda Chambers, chambersbk@appstate.edu, 262-7133
Technical Support; Admission Pros - Ms. Anna Basnight, basnightal@appstate.edu, 262-2131
Assistantships; GSAS (scholarships/tuition remission) - Ms. Monica Rose, rosemd@appstate.edu, 262-2173
Enrolled Graduate Student Services (graduation/indep-indiv study/overloads/probation/thesis/undergrads taking grad courses) - Ms. Susan W. Triplett, triplettsw@appstate.edu, 262-2175

INFORMATION FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS:
Students can find resources at the following links:

PROSPECTIVE STUDENT INFORMATION

NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENT INFORMATION

CURRENT STUDENT INFORMATION

THESIS WRITING WORKSHOPS

IMPORTANT ACADEMIC AND GRADUATE SCHOOL DATES FOR SPRING 2010

JANUARY

7 - Registration
8 - Advanced Drop/Add
11 - First Day of Classes
11-15 - Drop/Add Period
15 - Last Day to Add a Class
18 - Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
25 - Last Day to Drop a Class without penalty

FEBRUARY

1 - GSAS Research and Travel Grant deadline
12 - Outstanding Thesis Nominations due
12 - Who's Who Among College Students Nominations due
12 - Application for Graduation for Spring 2010
15 - Cratis Williams Graduate School Research Grant deadline

MARCH

1 - GSAS Research and Travel Grant deadline
5 - Student Award Nominations due: Outstanding TA; Outstanding Graduate Student Service; Alpha Epsilon Lambda Honor Society; Transforming North Carolina Research Award
8-12 - Spring Break
10 - 2010-2011 Graduate Student Fellowship applications deadline
22 - Last day to drop a course

APRIL

1 - GSAS Research and Travel Grant deadline
5-6 - State Holidays
8 - Graduate Student Awards Reception
20 - Thesis Submission deadline
27 - Last Day of Classes
28 - Reading Day AND Due Date for Comprehensive Exam forms to be RECEIVED by Graduate Records

MAY

7 - Final Grades due
8 - Graduate School Commencement
9 - Undergraduate Commencement