2018 Culture of Health Prize Winners Announced
Rural Community Awarded Culture of Health Prize The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation announced the 2018 Culture of Health Prize, with… More on this post
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Humanities and Engineering Majors
Engineering is a popular major these days, but those majors should also focus on honing in their problem solving and… More on this post
Humanities and Business Majors
Business majors will be able to benefit from developing strong communication and people focused skills that are part of humanities… More on this post
Director’s Blog 6.0
Where we’ve been and where we’re going?! As we head towards the homestretch of the currently funded Rural Philanthropy Analysis… More on this post
RWO #28 | Physical therapy and the N.C. Farmworkers Project with Dr. Catherine Noonan
https://campbelledu.podbean.com/mf/play/s4zja5/Noonan.m4a Click here to download episode Guest: Dr. Catherine Noonan, assistant professor of physical therapy Hosts: Kate Stoneburner and Billy Liggett Topics: Dr.… More on this post
Rural Programming by Philanthropy Serving Organizations
Summary Report to the Field #2: Philanthropy Serving Organizations and Rural-Focused Activity on Behalf of Members This is the… More on this post
The Importance of Writing Skills
Writing is a skill set that will always be used in any workplace, whether it be through technical writing or… More on this post
What is Mindfulness? And, why does it matter?
When it comes to defining mindfulness, it may be easier to begin by discussing what it is not. Contrary to… More on this post
Campbell alumna rejuvenates family farm into wedding venue
Once upon a time, there was a family, and a farm that the family loved. The farm was a place… More on this post
National Advisory Committee on Rural Health and Human Services in the Carolinas
A Federal advisory committee made up of rural health experts will be coming to the Carolina’s September 10-12th. The committee… More on this post