Leaves and Lectures
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Hello all,
Hope this finds you well. I have been spending a good deal of time as of late taking in the breathtaking views that come with the changing of the leaves. Though I have spent the majority of my life in this region, I am still awed by the beauty of the area when fall arrives. For those of you who have just arrived at WCU this fall, I would suggest setting aside a day to drive the Blue Ridge Parkway if you get the chance. You won't regret it. You may even see some elk! Or, Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge are very fun places, and the drive there is majestic as well. Just a few thoughts.
Our own David Earnhardt of the CSP Program has been organizing an executive speakers series. I attended last night's lecture, in which Mr. Brad Bradshaw, a WCU graduate and former VP of Marketing for Nissan discussed his career in the business world. I found it fascinating, and would suggest attending one of the four remaining lectures between now and the end of the spring semester.
For those who didn't make it to the intellectual discussion led by Dr. Chris Cooper and Dr. Gibbs Knotts, I found it quite interesting. Thanks to Mel for organizing this event, and should any such programs emerge in the future I would strongly urge your attendance.
Good luck with all that school throws upon you,
Jason M. Coggins
Hope this finds you well. I have been spending a good deal of time as of late taking in the breathtaking views that come with the changing of the leaves. Though I have spent the majority of my life in this region, I am still awed by the beauty of the area when fall arrives. For those of you who have just arrived at WCU this fall, I would suggest setting aside a day to drive the Blue Ridge Parkway if you get the chance. You won't regret it. You may even see some elk! Or, Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge are very fun places, and the drive there is majestic as well. Just a few thoughts.
Our own David Earnhardt of the CSP Program has been organizing an executive speakers series. I attended last night's lecture, in which Mr. Brad Bradshaw, a WCU graduate and former VP of Marketing for Nissan discussed his career in the business world. I found it fascinating, and would suggest attending one of the four remaining lectures between now and the end of the spring semester.
For those who didn't make it to the intellectual discussion led by Dr. Chris Cooper and Dr. Gibbs Knotts, I found it quite interesting. Thanks to Mel for organizing this event, and should any such programs emerge in the future I would strongly urge your attendance.
Good luck with all that school throws upon you,
Jason M. Coggins
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