Announcements
WVU releases Dean’s, President’s and graduate lists for Spring 2024
West Virginia University has released its Spring 2024 Dean’s and President’s lists, along with the complete list of spring semester graduates.
WVU research opportunities enhance alumna’s public health career
WVU's commitment to research – paired with strong academic programs and collaborations with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – drew Yuni Tang to Morgantown for the Ph.D. in Public Health Sciences program. Now, the School of Public Health alumna is using her training to improve health outcomes as a postdoctoral research associate.
Micro-learning opportunity planned for June 17
The West Virginia Regional Partner of the MidAtlantic AIDS Education and Training Center (MAAETC) will host an interprofessional education virtual micro-learning experience on Monday, June 17, from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom.
Windows 11 will be installed on all WVU computers capable of receiving upgrade, starting July 9
Information Technology Services will install Windows 11 on all WVU-managed Windows computers that need and can accept the update, starting Tuesday, July 9. This change applies to all WVU campuses, including Health Sciences Center locations.
WVU in the News: 2024 West Virginia Physical Activity Symposium: Officials discuss longevity and statewide health factors
Dr. Clay Marsh, chancellor and executive dean for WVU Health Sciences, partipates in the 2024 West Virginia Physical Activity Symposium.
WVU program that is changing student lives called ‘gold standard’ of inclusive postsecondary education
Monongalia County native Spencer Hession is a new West Virginia University graduate who is leaving the University better prepared than when he arrived because of his time in the Country Roads Program, designed for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
WVU in the News: Overweight teens, young adults face greater stroke risk later, study says
Dr. Muhammad Alvi, medical director of the WVU Stroke Center, contributes to reporting from United Press International (UPI) about stroke risk.
Student Health Services available for consultations following new STI guidelines
Following new guidelines that recommend an antibiotic for certain individuals to prevent some sexually transmitted infections (STIs), WVU Student Health Services reminds the campus community that providers are available for STI consultations, in addition to assistance with a wide range of other non-emergency health conditions and preventive care.
FSAP offers advice on coping with workplace changes
In times of workplace change, it's natural to feel uncertain and anxious. According to human resource consultant Susan Starr, major changes can lead to panic, as people wonder about their future in the company.
Internet connectivity, key WVU services briefly unavailable Monday
There will be a brief, intermittent disruption to internet connectivity and technology services on all WVU campuses between 3 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. Monday, June 10.