Announcements
WVU Council for Gender Equity seeking applicants for membership
The WVU Council for Gender Equity, which works to promote the equality of womxn in the university and local community, is seeking applicants for membership. Applications will be accepted through March 31.
2023 Buswell Award nominations open
The WVU Council for Gender Equity is seeking nominations for its annual service award.
Working in service: WVU enhances health and well-being throughout West Virginia
West Virginia University Health Sciences tackles important health issues plaguing the Mountain State through academics, research, clinics and partnerships extending to communities across West Virginia and the region.
Teaching & Learning Commons to host engaging and re-engaging students workshop
Faculty are invited to attend this online workshop, hosted by the Teaching and Learning Commons, Wednesday, March 22, at 3:30 p.m., where we will explore ways to keep students engaged during the final weeks of the semester.
WVU Energy Institute to host panel "The Other Greenhouse Gas and Why It Matters to West Virginia"
On March 23, a panel of industry experts, moderated by Reed College of Media students, will discuss the importance of technologies and policies to detect and mitigate methane leaks. As West Virginia moves to decarbonize its energy sector, we can work together to protect public health and capitalize on the economic opportunities that methane mitigation presents.
WVU, University of Puerto Rico industrial hygiene students collaborate to expand knowledge and cultural connections
Graduate students in the industrial hygiene program at West Virginia University recently had the opportunity to expand their understanding of their field and connect across cultures.
POSTPONED: Plant the seeds of well-being during Welcome Spring event
The WVU Health Sciences Blue Sky program invites students, faculty and staff to plants the seeds of well-being during a Welcome Spring event Tuesday, March 28 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Health Sciences Center Memorial Gardens green space.
WVU in the News: 5 long COVID myths we need to stop believing
Dr. Clay Marsh contributes to a HuffPost report dispelling myths about long COVID.
Teaching and Learning Commons calls for Celebrate 2023 presentations
The annual Teaching and Learning Commons Celebrate event, which showcases teaching, learning and research efforts and accomplishments, returns May 10.
Share your service- or education-based Spring Break trip
If you’re enrolled in a Health Sciences academic program and are taking a service- or education-based trip during Spring Break, we invite you to share your experience.