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  • Western Carolinian Features Elementary School Art Display at WCU By Melissa Dills Staff Writer Attention students and community members, are you pursuing a degree and find yourself wondering about teaching as a career option? Do you have bachelor's degree already? Has teaching crossed your mind as a way to better yourself and provide support to children in the community? Well if you nod your head at the above, perhaps a new program aimed at those interested in teaching can provide some new information that can assist in the career process. In partnership with the Tri-County Community College, WCU will be offering a new bachelor's degree completion program in elementary education in Murphy beginning in July. The program will take place on the TCCC campus and will serve Graham, Clay, and Cherokee counties. Classes will use two-way video technology as the teaching medium, excluding one semester of classes that will be offered at WCU during the fall semester of 2004. While initially designed for adults who intend to enroll as part-time students, this program is open to individuals who already hold a bachelor's degree and want to complete K-6 licensure requirements. Other eligible individuals include those who hold an associates of arts or associates of applied science degree (provided they meet WCU's Liberal Science requirements), and individuals who have completed 60 credit hours towards one of these degrees. For students or adults who have pursued a degree and find that they would like to teach but are unsure how to get this accomplished, this program could provide a solution to their unanswered questions. To be eligible, all applicants must have a grade- point average of 2.75 or better in their previous college courses, a satisfactory score on the Praxis I examination taken during the fall of 2001, grades of "C" or higher in English composition courses previously taken, and completion of a teacher education interview as well as the technology diagnostic in the upcoming fall semester. Two information sessions have been scheduled to give people interested a chance to ask questions and discuss the new program. Julie Aiken, academic program coordinator and advisor representing WCU, will be available to assist and speak to those who are curious. For more information, please contact Aiken at (828) 321-4238 or the WCU Division of Continuing Education and Summer School at (828) 227-7397 or toll-free at (800) 928-4968. Japanese Teachers to Work with WNC Schools by Melissa Dills Staff Writer Local public school teachers in the WNC area are part of a select group of educators that will begin working with eleven visiting Japanese teachers from March 24 through April 2. As part of an educational exchange program involving Western Carolina University, two other University of North Carolina institutions, and three Japanese universities, the Japanese teachers will teach, work with, and learn from these local educators. This will also provide a unique education experience for the students that come into contact with this program. Now in the second consecutive year, WCU is participating in the Global Partnerships Schools Consortium, along with East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. The program seeks to promote collaborative exchange and program development and research across several levels of schooling and teacher education between Japan and North Carolina. Several schools in the counties of Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, and on the Qualla Boundary will provide the sites for the visiting Japanese teachers. The exchange incorporates three national universities located in Japan (Hiroshima University, Osaka University of Education, and Naruto University of Education) and are part of the teacher education programs in NC due to a three-year grant from the United States-Japan Foundation. The grant provides funding to cover the costs of travel, lodging, and meals for seven WNC teachers to visit Japanese schools in June, as well as to cover expenses to bring Japanese teachers to the North Carolina schools in the following March. "North Carolina has a long history of economic and educational ties to Japan," said Lois Petrovich-Mwaniki, director of International Programs and Services at WCU. The program got its start through work between the North Carolina governor's office and the Japanese Consulate in Atlanta, GA. The majority of the support in the beginning came from the governor's office and East Carolina University. Many area schools will get the opportunity to receive visits from the Japanese teachers. Whether students learn songs, language, or activities from the Japanese culture, they will be participating in an experience that they will benefit from intellectually and socially. This year's United States/ Western North Carolina host teachers include Anne Loughlin (Cullowhee Valley School), Barbara Wilkes (Scott's Creek Elementary), Beverly Reavis and Tammy Bates (Cherokee and Tuscola High School), and Summer Lewis (Clyde and Jonathon Valley Elementary). Other host teachers are Mary Lynn MacGillivary (Cowee Elementary), Kristy Kowalske and Laura Norris (Rugby Middle School), and Lisa Green (Flat Rock Middle School). The Japanese guest teachers include a group of educators focused in many areas of communication, language, and technology. The group is made up of the following: Ms. Keiko Fujimoto (first grade-language/ communication skills), Ms. Mieko Yamada (fifth grade/ English as a foreign language), Ms. Miori Ureta (sixth grade/ physical education and instructional technology), Ms. Kaori Shiota (high school English), Mr. Kiminori Kawakami (elementary arithmetic), and Mr. Satoshi Kagawa (science and computer education). The rest of the Japanese group includes the following: Ms. Etsuko Takagi (English as foreign language), Mr. Yoshio Mori (middle school science), Professor Kensuke Chikamori, assistant coordinator (science education, Naruto University), Professor Hiroaki Sera, coordinator (Japanese language education, Naruto University), and Professor Yumiko Ono (Naruto University). In honor of their visit, a reception was held on Sunday, March 25, at Lake Junaluska Assembly. If you would like to know more about the teachers' work here in the area during their stay, you can contact Petrovich-Mwaniki at (828) 227-3440.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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