Appalachian State University values sharing knowledge, programs, and resources with the community. Students at Appalachian participate in community service activities as part of their core curriculum. Members of the Mountaineer Football team are presented with wonderful opportunities to expand upon their student experience by interacting with different groups within the High Country.
A valuable component of the Appalachian State Football experience is the involvement in areas outside of athletics. Our players regularly participate in community activities.
Some favorite community opportunities include:
Some favorite community opportunities include:
- reading to elementary school students
- skill clinics for youth football teams
- Senior Etiquette Dinner
- presentations to special groups such as international students
- Special Olympics
- March of Dimes
- Habitat for Humanity
- Operation Christmas Child
- Walk for Awareness
On October 8th, 2010 a few Apps enjoyed another opportunity to give back to the community by volunteering with the Hardin Park Elementary school reading program. Launch Slideshow >>
The Mountaineers encouraged a championship effort on the end of grade tests by Rutherford College elementary students. Launch Slideshow >>
Appalachian's 2010 senior class enjoyed a break from pre-season camp and took part in an etiquette dinner. Head Coach Jerry Moore and wife Margaret along with Director of Player Development Reggie Hunt and wife Julie joined the players for this dinner that focused on career and personal development skills. Launch Slideshow >>
