Students with intellectual disabilities are often dehumanized in society. You may be wondering how? The term “retard” that is widely used throughout the nation today in a humorous context is actually highly offensive to the Special Needs population. The term “retarded” originated in the medical field. Yet, society has taken a totally different approach to […]
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Catawba College Student, Julia McRae Helps Students Find Their Voice!
catawbapioneerstaff April 14, 2016 0 COMMENTSOne of the hardest things for anyone to do is find their voice, the one thing that makes them unique and sets them apart as an individual. The task is difficult and daunting for those who do not know where to start but for Catawba College student, Julia McRae, may just have the answer. On […]
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[nggallery id=265 template=carousel] The new dog on campus is truly a catch. Carter is a therapy dog and not to be confused with a service dog. Therapy dogs provide emotional support to improve moods and spirits while service dogs generally just provide physical support, such as assistance with walking. Another difference is that a service […]
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Having a close family-oriented student body is what Catawba College is known for. The student body has maintained this title for generations, and the reasons are the student life events that take place on campus. These events give students the opportunity to mingle among their peers and enjoy the true college experience. After all, they […]
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Emerging Leaders through The National Society of Leadership and Success Chapter at Catawba College
catawbapioneerstaff April 14, 2016 0 COMMENTSThey say that an effective leader is the one to take initiative and make change. On April 5th, 2016, the National Society of Leadership and Success chapter at Catawba College held its first ever Induction Ceremony. The National Society of Leadership and Success is a Leadership honor society founded by Gary Tuerack, a Cornell University […]
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