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 WCU Stories      February 22, 2021

As the executive assistant in 甜瓜视频app鈥檚 , Nancy Liddle sees firsthand the direct impact scholarships make on students. This alone motivates her to be the generous donor that she is. Liddle encourages her fellow staff and faculty to join her and give back during I Love WCU month. 鈥淚t feels good to give back, and I think it鈥檚 important to support the organization you work for,鈥� Liddle said.

For Nancy and her husband, Matt Liddle, a current faculty member in the , education has always been an important part of their lives. Prior to working at WCU, she taught kindergarten for many years. Liddle has been a staff member with the College of Business since 2014. She said she fits in well, referring to WCU as home.

celebrates and supports the place that is loved by many. 鈥淒riving through Catamount Gap and seeing the campus is exhilarating. This place is like no other.鈥� said Liddle. 鈥淚鈥檓 so impressed with the quality of our faculty and how caring they are. Students aren鈥檛 just a number here.鈥�

In addition to her executive assistant responsibilities, Liddle is the liaison for the College of Business ambassador program, which utilizes outstanding business students to promote the college. Having the opportunity to work with students has allowed her to see what an impact our donors have on the students and WCU鈥檚 programming. Liddle consistently hears about the personal experiences that WCU students have and is reassured that every contribution counts.

In Liddle鈥檚 free time, she enjoys spending time with her dogs, reading, gardening and tackling home projects with her husband. Although the pandemic has caused life to be different, Liddle keeps positive by staying in touch with family, exercising and fantasizing about her next vacation.

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