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The Fayetteville State University Performing and Fine Arts Department will begin its 2006-07 Fine Arts on Sept. 16 with the Sibyl Quartet, a new four-member ensemble comprised of two FSU professors and two guest artists. The following months will showcase a bevy of artists and musicians - who are as varied as the months themselves, according to Dr. Marvin Curtis assistant dean of the college of Humanities and Social Sciences at Fayetteville State University. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
Gen Nexters are overwhelmed Aug 21, 2006
Sixty percent of participants in the study by Terence Hicks, an associate professor at North Carolina's Fayetteville State University, were first-generation college students. It gets better. (USA Today)
Morning radio show host comes to Fayetteville State University Aug 11, 2006
On Aug. 14, from 6-10 a.m., the popular radio show will make its debut at Fayetteville State University's J.W. Seabrook Auditorium. Russell Dean Parr is a former stand-up comic who first gained popularity in the early '90s after leaving Hollywood for a morning show host position at the radio station 1520 KDAY. The station is now considered, by many, revolutionary, since being the first 24/7 hip-hop station. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
UNC System renews contract with Triad firm Aug 5, 2006
Seed Stage Associates works with UNC Wilmington, UNC Pembroke, Fayetteville State University, Elizabeth City State University, Winston-Salem State University, the N.C. School of the Arts, UNC Greensboro, UNC Asheville, N.C. A&T State University, Appalachian State University and Western Carolina University. Related Industry stories. (Triangle Business Journal)
The 'Magic' of Mozart Aug 2, 2006
The Fayetteville State University Department of Performing and Fine Arts will present the opera July 21-22. There will be an 8 p.m. show both nights, as well as a 2 p.m. matinee on July 22. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
Local, regional theatres unveil their 2006-2007 seasons Aug 2, 2006
Fayetteville State University Waiting For Godot Sept. 28-30 Waiting for Godot, an existential play written by Samuel Beckett, weaves the story of two nondescript men, often characterized as "bums," who are summoned to a tree to wait for Godot. Death of a Salesman Nov. 9-11 A 1949 play by Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman is his most famous and commonly revived work. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
'Lofty ambitions' Jul 24, 2006
The same man he is now," she said.Brother David, 47, is a lawyer in Los Angeles. When he and Jeff were toddlers, they looked identical, except for the cleft in Jeff's chin. Missy, 45, is married and working on a design-architect degree at UCLA. Sidney, 40, is a professor at Fayetteville State University in North Carolina.The only time Betty could remember Jeff receiving a scolding was when he returned from Harvard for the first time. A Rolling Stones fan, he entered the house looking more like... (Fresno Bee)
Caroline County High School senior awards Jul 6, 2006
com - Caroline County High School senior awards. Star Directory Online Yellow Pages'; this. (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star, VA)
Highlights of final N.C. budget agreement Jul 6, 2006
-- Fayetteville State University capital planning for proposed science and technology complex: $1 million. -- N.C. Agricultural & Technical State University capital planning for general classroom facility: $1 million. (Herald Sun)
TWO LANGUAGES ARE BETTER THAN ONE: Speaking Spanish and English is a plus Jun 22, 2006
Colleges and universities such as UNC-Pembroke and Fayetteville State University are tapping into the interest in Spanish by offering more programs abroad. Enrique Porrua, a Spanish professor at UNC-Pembroke, just came back from Spain. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
NCCU likely to redo biggest academic unit Jun 21, 2006
Fayetteville State University in 2004 split its College of Arts and Sciences into a College of Humanities and Social Sciences and a College of Basic and Applied Sciences. Smaller academic divisions could give better instruction and student support, Washington Jones said. (Herald Sun)
Graduation 2006 Jun 16, 2006
Peterkin plans on attending Fayetteville State University and obtaining a degree in history education. Dunlap will attend N.C. Aersity. (Troy Montgomery Herald, NC)
Two Football Coaches To Particpate in NCAA Expert Caoches Academy May 20, 2006
Kenneth Allen Phillips, Fayetteville State University, head football coach. Roderick Plummer, Cornell University, defensive back coach/special teams coordinator. (Uclabruins.com)
Local Comic Book Artist Profiles May 4, 2006
Activities: Subject is currently a full time student at Fayetteville State University, majoring in Graphic Arts, and serves as the Public Relations Officer for the FSU Art Guild. "Babs" seeks to continue her education and get her MFA. In five years, she hopes to have her own comic book published, and to be working in the art field doing illustrative design work for a magazine or commercial art company. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
COACH KIRKLAND HALL PICKS UP 100TH CAREER WIN AS LADY HAWKS SPLIT WITH MORGAN STATE Apr 29, 2006
Hall has served UMES Athletics for 29 straight years and thirty in all, separated by a brief stint at Fayetteville State University. He has amassed over 300 wins, coaching a variety of sports including baseball, men and women's basketball and of course softball. (Umeshawks.com)
MADE IN THE U.S.A. In 21st century world, competition is coming from all over the world Apr 20, 2006
Erskine Bowles undertakes the challenge of heading up a system of 16 campuses, including our own Fayetteville State University, with 200,000 students at a time when North Carolina's future really does depend in large measure on his wisdom in directing the path of our state's remarkable university system. It seems to me that over the last century or so North Carolina has done two things really right which have distinguished us from other southern states. (Up & Coming Magazine, NC)
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