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Appalachian Curator

We’re pleased to announce publication of the Spring/Summer issue of the Appalachian Curator. This issue includes an interview with...

 
 
 
Statement on Black Lives Matter

The Appalachian Studies Association stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and with those protesting the horrific murders of...

 
 
 
2020 ASA Conference Refund Decision

Dear Appalachian Studies Association Conference Registrants: First, let me say that I hope this message finds you safe and healthy in...

 
 
 

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seansee9175
Jun 11

 Advances in autonomous vehicles driving directions, augmented reality, connected infrastructure, and artificial intelligence may fundamentally transform how people navigate. Future systems could project navigation information directly onto windshields, communicate with traffic management networks, and provide highly personalized route recommendations based on individual preferences and habits.

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crossyroadgame
Jun 02

This Appalachian Mentoring Project is such a meaningful initiative. It’s great to see high school and college students getting access to virtual mentors who can guide them academically and professionally. Signing up to be mentored or to mentor someone can really make a lasting impact, much like progressing carefully in Crossy Road—every step forward builds experience and opens new opportunities.

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Geometry Dash Lite
Geometry Dash Lite
Jun 01

In the vibrant turmoil of Geometry Dash Lite, the little cube escapes danger like a lone person dodging fate. Every spike becomes a difficult test of courage, endurance, and rhythm under flashing lights.

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