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Catawba Education Professor Contributes to Article On Special Ed Job Market Trends, COVID Effect

December 17, 2020

Categories: Academics, Faculty, Teacher Education

Dr. Kimberly Creamer, Associate Professor in the Catawba College Department of Education, was recently interviewed for the article, “Job Market Trends for Recent Grads,” published by “Zippia, The Career Expert,” an online career placement site. Dr. Creamer was among 20 college and university…

Catawba College’s Popular Service Of Lessons and Carols Goes Virtual, Available for Viewing Online

December 8, 2020

Categories: Academics, Events, Faculty, Music, Staff, Students

Christmas 2020 came early to the Catawba College choirs and ensembles, and now, they are bringing it to you. Starting with rehearsals in August, the students performed the popular College Service of Lessons and Carols, complete with a beautifully decorated chapel and a four-camera film and sound…

View the service below on or after December 13th at 7:00 p.m.

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Alumni Profile: Kendrick T. Mayes

December 7, 2020

Categories: Academics, Alumni, Athletics, Sport & Health Sciences

As a high school student attending the American Legion Tar Heel Boys State at Catawba College, Kendrick Mayes says that he had "a welcoming sense of what campus life at Catawba would be like for me." He made the decision to attend Catawba after being recruited to play football and says that he has…

Alumni Profile: Dr. Katie Phelps Walsh

December 7, 2020

Categories: Academics, Alumni, Athletics, History, Sociology

The goal of Dr. Katie Phelps Walsh when she arrived on the Catawba College campus in 2001 was to play softball and become a high school history teacher. The Catawba community changed her. She became so impressed by the faculty members and their impact on students that she decided she wanted to…

Catawba College Drone Program Takes Flight

November 24, 2020

Categories: Academics, Environmental Science, Students

It wasn’t that long ago that any mention of drones in the news seemed to be associated with military strikes on international terrorists. But it may not be long from now that talk of drones (or unmanned aerial vehicles - UAVs), will primarily be associated with medical and package deliveries, and…

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Catawba Education Professor Contributes to Article On Special Ed Job Market Trends, COVID Effect

Catawba College’s Popular Service Of Lessons and Carols Goes Virtual, Available for Viewing Online

Alumni Profile: Kendrick T. Mayes

Alumni Profile: Dr. Katie Phelps Walsh

Catawba College Drone Program Takes Flight