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New book celebrates Wilmington College's 150 years - The Highland County Press

Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred!   “Wilmington College: Celebrating 150 Years” is available now. (Submitted photo) A 200-page, coffee table-style book published this summer offers the first comprehensive history of Wilmington College in more than six decades. “Wilmington College: Celebrating 150 Years” emerges as a chronicle of the institution s distinct story in American higher education and a memento of WC s sesquicentennial celebration in 2020 and 2021. Starting with the ill-fated Franklin College following the Civil War, it tells a remarkable story ranging from local Quakers in the 19th century purchasing a partially finished building and adjacent land for $11,334 to WC gaining international acclaim when students took the initiative in building a much-needed men s dormitory to house an influx of students following World War

New book celebrates Wilmington College's 150 years

New book celebrates Wilmington College's 150 years - Wilmington News Journal

Wilmington College awarded grant to add Asian History scholar

Wilmington College awarded grant to add Asian History scholar Submitted article Dr. Tanya Maus, left, director of the Peace Resource Center, and Dr. Anne Daniels, assistant professor of history, discuss the opportunity to have an Asian history scholar on a potentially two-year fellowship starting this coming fall semester. Submitted photo WILMINGTON Wilmington College is enhancing its course offerings in history this coming academic year with the addition of a half-time faculty member whose expertise lies in Asian history. An ASIANetwork-Luce Foundation Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow Program Award makes possible this unique opportunity for the College community. A newly minted Ph.D. in Asian history will not only teach but also share his or her recent doctoral research through programming with WC’s History Department and Peace Resource Center (PRC).