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Union County College Fa i r Date: Sunday, October 15th Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Where: Wingate University McGee Center 220 N. Camden Street Wingate, NC 28174 Which colleges and universities will be in attendance? • Appalachian State University • Georgia Southern University • South Piedmont Community College • Arclabs Welding School • Greensboro College • St. Andrews University • Auburn University • Gulliford College • Stanly Community College • Barton College • High Point University • Sweet Briar College • Belmont Abbey College • Johnson & Wales University • The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham • Bluefield College • Johnson C. Smith University • The Citadel • Brevard College • King’s College • The University of Alabama • Bridgewater College • Lander University • The University of Tennessee Knoxville • Cabarrus College of Health Sciences • Lenoir-Rhyne University • Tusculum College • Campbell University • Limestone College • UNC at Asheville • Catawba College • Lincoln Memorial University • UNC at Pembroke • Chowan University • Livingstone College • UNC at Wilmington • Clinton College • Mars Hill University • University of Mount Olive • Coastal Carolina University • Marshall University • UNC at Chapel Hill • Coker College • Methodist University • UNC at Charlotte • College Foundation, Inc. (CFNC) • Mid-Atlantic Christian University • UNC at Greensboro • Concord University • Montreat College • UNC School of Arts • Converse College • NC A&T State University • University of South Carolina • East Carolina University • NC Outward Bound School • Virginia Commonwealth University • ECPI University • North Carolina State University • Wake Forest University • Elizabeth City State University • North Carolina Wesleyan College • Warren Wilson College • Elon University • Nova Southeastern University • Western Carolina University • Fayetteville State University • Pfeiffer University • William Peace University • Ferrum College • Queens University of Charlotte • Wingate University • Francis Marion University • Randolph College • Winston-Salem State University • Gardner-Webb University • Shaw University This is a CACRAO event hosted by Wingate University..

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