Mission
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Corps will represent the college at events through interaction among current students, future students, parents, donors, and alumni.
Purpose
To serve as representatives to all constituents of CAS and to create, promote, and execute opportunities for academic and professional growth.
What We Do
The CAS Corps are active in several college events, including but not limited to:
- Open House
- Club Expo
- Commencement
- Advancement Council Meetings
- Faculty and Staff Awards Ceremony
- Senior Awards Ceremony
- Morgan Science Lecture Series
- Mountain Studies Lecture Series
Students in CAS Corps are asked to relate their many and varied educational experiences at Appalachian – experiences that have transformed them in many ways. These might include research with faculty, study abroad, Honors College, community engagement, or just exceptional mentoring by Appalachian faculty. By telling these stories, it opens people’s eyes to all that Appalachian has to offer and is the best way to share the great things happening here.
Time Commitment
CAS Corps members will meet at a minimum of twice per semester to discuss upcoming event needs. Students will be expected to participate in approximately two events per semester.
Requirements
- Declared CAS major
- Preferred GPA 2.90 or higher
- Recommendation from a department chair
- Two semesters as an App State student
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to interact with a variety of constituents
Benefits
- Opportunity to interact and engage with alumni, donors, and university dignitaries
- Ability to impact prospective and current students in CAS
- Gain valuable skills in communication and teamwork
- Network with alumni and college supporters
- Gain practice in public speaking and communication
Membership
CAS Corps are nominated by their department chairs.