Appalachian Studies Association Conference 2025

Henderson 214

Farr 305

Zanice Bond, Kristine Yohe, and Frank X Walker 
“Teaching Affrilachia: Cultivating Community and Culture”
A discussion about teaching Affrilachian poetry. Stonecipher 113 & 126

Women’s Center, RUC 339
The Y’ALL committee of the Appalachian Studies Association dedicates its work to Young Appalachian Leaders and Learners. Please join the Y’ALL workshop STEM Education in Appalachia: Perspectives from Y’ALL members at the 48^th Annual ASA conference.
The purpose of this workshop is to promote awareness of Appalachian history and stem education in the Appalachian region. At the workshop, video clips about undergraduates’ perspectives on STEM education will be presented to the audience, followed by a brief discussion.
Additionally, the Fundamentals of Engineering Program (FEP) team at WVU and FIRST2 Network will share their work on STEM education. Funding opportunities for first-generation and other underrepresented undergraduates will also be released.
If you have questions regarding the workshop or would like to participate, please feel free to email Mo, WenJuan (Helen) at wm0018@mix.wvu.edu.

Stonecipher 113 & 126

Musical and dance performances showcasing the diversity of the Upper Cumberland.