It was commissioned by the Appalachian State University Alumni Association in 1994. Fittingly, two App State students and an App State graduate were involved in the production. The mace was constructed by Carolina Bronze, of Asheville. The black walnut, one of the strongest of woods, was used to symbolize the staying power of the university. The various bands represent the flora and fauna native to the area. The letters ASU reliefed within the pine cone are crafted in black enamel and are gold plated. The second crystal is a reproduction of Grandfather Mountain. The first crystal represents the global nature of the university, its educational programs, alumni and students. The talons are grasping a sphere containing two quartz crystals. The hawk symbolizes power, authority, as well as the empowerment of education.

At the top of the mace is a soaring, red-tailed hawk native to the area. Its design, as a walking stick with a base constructed of roughhewn log and finished molding, is appropriate to the natural environment of the area. The App State mace symbolizes the university’s mountain heritage, the rustic location and the sophistication of an emerging, national leader in higher education. The mace serves as a symbol of authority just as it did during the Middle Ages, when a macebearer accompanied an official taking office or opening court. Traditionally, the macebearer precedes the chancellor of an institution, both upon entering and leaving a ceremony. For more info or file details on this item, go to MEGA CATALOG and scroll down to eSignal & Advanced GET folder. Advanced GET EOD Trading Training Videos 62.00. Corey Halliday Advanced Technical Analysis PART2. The Appalachian State University mace is carried by a senior faculty member in all academic processions. Advanced GET EOD Trading Training Videos Advanced GET 72.

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