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Plazas, Park Benches, and the Legacy of Song: Mountain Minstrels from the Alps to the Blue Ridge (Alexandra Sterling-Hellenbrand)ģ.

“Mountain Music” Worldwide: The Spread of Bluegrass Music around the Globe (Tim Stafford)Ģ. Sustenance Mountains and Altar Mountains (Cheryl Claassen)ġ. Relocating and Delocating Mountains in Silent Classical Cinema (Christian Quendler,University of Innsbruck)ģ. The Miners’ Next Step: The South Wales Miners’ Library and Communities After Coal (Siân F. Pollinator Nest Webs: Elucidating the Succession of Species Associated with Below Ground Bumblebee Nests (Jaqueline Staab)ġ. Modeling the Effects of Vegetation Management on Floral Abundance and Bombus impatiens Population Dynamics (William Vannoy)Ģ. Traversing the Mountains: Stories from Japan to Appalachia (Takahiro Omori)ġ. Application of the Principles of Universal Design to Evaluate Active-leisure Facilities Used by Baby Boomers: Examples from Seven Ski Resorts (Margot Olson)Ģ. Understanding Key Informant Experiences and Perceptions of the 2018 Flooding and Landslides in Western North Carolina (Abie Bonevac)ġ. “Y’all Ain’t from Around Here:” A Suburban-raised Urbanite Becomes a Rural Foster Parent (Susan Weinberg)Ģ.

African American and Cherokee Nurses in Appalachia, 1900-1965 (Phoebe Pollitt)ġ. Public Health in Rural Appalachia: Developing Capacity through Collaboration between a Local Public Health District and Academia: The Perspective of Three Interns (Margaret Bennett, Caroline Shirley, and Mariska Watts)Ģ. Working Animal Forestry in Appalachia and Beyond (Ian Snider and Chad Miano )ġ. Byers, University of Colorado, Boulder)Ģ. Visitor parking is available.Īll presenters, unless otherwise noted, are affiliated with Appalachian State University.Ĭontact Katherine Ledford, symposium chair, at questions.ġ. Conservation and Restoration of Alpine Ecosystems in the Nepal Himalaya: New Challenges for the 21st Century (Alton C.

with an evening celebration of Appalachian literature, music, and dance from 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.Īll presentations are on the 4th Floor of Plemmons Student Union and are free and open to the public. The symposium takes place on Tuesday, March 12 from 8:30 a.m.We will enjoy a light reception, and a cash bar will be available. The Turchin Center for the Visual Arts has kindly opened the Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition exhibit on the second floor following Alton C. Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR) Notes from the Field: Some Recent Geologic and Climate Change Impacts on Nepal’s Glaciers International Mountain Studies Symposium Schedule Click to download a PDF of the schedule for Tuesday, March 12 (254KB, PDF)