Announcements
A dual MSN/MBA degree from WVU prepares future nurse leaders for success
The WVU MSN/MBA degree program gives nurses the skills and knowledge to serve as nurse leaders in various health care settings.
National Drug Take Back Day set for Oct. 24
WVU Office of Health Promotion and Wellness, in collaboration with the University Police Department, will host National Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 24
WVU students invited to participate in LGBTQ individuals/communities ally study
WVU students are invited to participate in a voluntary research study exploring the experiences and perceptions of LGBTQ allies.
Dr. Clay Marsh shares a message on accessing spaces at Health Sciences
We have worked to make available a number of options on the Health Sciences campus for work, study and eating spaces.
What to Do If: You're Eating on Campus
Lower the risk of COVID-19 transmission by following this guidance for eating on campus.
Sign-up for Faculty Development Zoom session "Scholarly Research in Simulation"
All faculty are invited to attend the WVU Health Sciences Center Faculty Development Program presentation "Scholarly Research in Simulation" Nov. 10 from noon to 1 p.m.
Health Promotion and Wellness survey asks, "How Are You Coping?"
An anonymous survey from the Office of Health Promotion and Wellness is asking Health Sciences faculty, staff and students, "How are you coping?"
WVU Global Health Week to be held Oct. 19-23
West Virginia University will celebrate Global Health Week 2020 from Monday, Oct. 19 through Friday, Oct. 23.
Invitation to Take a Survey to Help Inform Cancer Care
"We are proud to partner with the National LGBT Cancer Network! Out: The National Cancer Survey, the national survey specifically for LGBTQI+ cancer survivors. Take the survey & help inform cancer care for the estimated 81,000 LGBTQI+ people who are diagnosed with cancer every year. https://bit.ly/35LyPlW #outsurvey"
WVU in the News: WVU research team receives $1.3 million grant to reduce the impact of substance abuse
A team of researchers at West Virginia University has received a three-year $1.35 million grant to reduce the impact of substance abuse in three West Virginia counties.