PAWS.WCU.EDU is a web server at Western Carolina University exclusively for faculty and staff. The purpose of this server is to provide employees with a web presence and a web application development environment.

PawPrint Services is a network based print, copy, scan, and fax service for all faculty, staff, students, and community members of WCU. Below you will see a breakdown of the services, pricing, and options available.

To make the management of files easier, some prefer to have their files and pages accessed via subdirectories. You may choose to do so with the Paws.wcu.edu web server using your FTP software (usually by using buttons or menu items). Scripting and Publishing Databases. Your account directory already has execute permissions.

The Western Carolina University Student/Faculty World Wide Web server (paws.wcu.edu) is provided for the publication of web pages by authorized users. We reserve the right to refuse to publish the documents of any user making inappropriate or unreasonable use of this service.

2018年6月22日 · Paws, the official mascot of the Western Carolina Catamounts, appears many times each year at a variety of functions and events across western North Carolina. When he's not exciting the crowds at Catamount home games, Paws is …

Discover events happening on campus or in your area. Record your activities and memberships on campus to showcase your Involvement. Discover unique opportunities at WCU ENGAGE! Find and attend events, browse and join organizations, and showcase your involvement.

Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) and Western science methods together can uniquely provide an insight into our natural world. This project utilizes the advantages of both to help Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) youth and other local youth understand the importance of air quality and how it impacts our environment and …

PAWS: Alumni Mentors As a P.A.W.S. mentor, our alumni help guide students on the path to success as they prepare for their life after graduation. We encourage alumni of all graduating years, degrees, and backgrounds to apply to be mentors.

Reading due dates are indicated in light purple and reading homework is indicated in light blue. DUE dates for assignments are indicated in red. NOTE that all assignments are due before or by midnight on the date due. If possible, gather a list of your placement students (first names only) to bring to class on Thursday.

Dr. Huang received his Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska. His teaching interests include electromagnetic fields and waves, systems and signals. His expertise lies in antenna characterization and analysis, electromagnetic wave propagation and scattering.