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Summer orientation is an important time to get acquainted with the college’s campus, meet your peers, and prepare for life as a Bobcat
With a selection for every reader, this list is sure to educate, entertain, and engross
The summer months offer opportunities for students to take courses in a different format
Winter months can be particularly difficult for those who face mental health struggles, but this guide can help lead students in the right direction
The annual 100 Days Until Graduation event kicks off the official countdown to Commencement, now follow this guide to make the most of your last few months as an undergraduate
The course, which is listed as a part of the Criminal Justice program, is useful for a variety of career paths including police officers, fire and EMS, and educators
Director of the Stephenson Center for Appalachia Catherine Pritchard Childress dives deep into the Appalachian Studies minor at Lees-McRae and the impact it can have on the future of the region
Risk management involves incident preparation and prevention and is a key skill for graduates who pursue a career in the outdoor industry
Bees around the world face numerous threats and declining populations that could severely impact the global ecosystem
Lees-McRae hosts the event each year, this year focusing on student involvement and the theme, “Back to Basics”
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society recognizes colleges and universities each year who excel in implementing an effective program for transfer students
Getting involved in the community is a great way to celebrate the lives, accomplishments, and history of LGBTQ+ individuals this year
Each year the college hosts a week of programming during April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The college's red-tailed hawk ambassadors share a special bond that delights and inspires the student rehabilitators privileged to work with them
2023 NC Year of the Trail is a state-wide opportunity to explore the trails, greenways, and blueways in communities across the state