Announcements
WVU Science Policy Organization to host graduate fellows panel discussion
The WVU Student Policy Organization invites all WVU students to a virtual panel discussion, "A Day in the Life of a WV Science & Technology Graduate Fellow," on Wednesday, March 9, at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom.
SOLE Spotlight: Live polling
Live Polling is a tool used to check comprehension, enhance engagement and facilitate learning during class. Live polling requires no clickers and can be utilized from the student's phone or laptop to engage in poll questions. Live polling provides real-time results that can be released by the instructor, as well as the ability to grade polls for correct answers and participation.
WVU provides antigen self-test kits, reminder about travel safety ahead of Spring Break
In preparation for spring break (March 14-18), students and employees may pick up a free antigen self-test kit the week of March 7-11. Kits will be available in the Health Sciences Center Pylons Lobby from noon to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Public Health students volunteer during poverty simulation to facilitate deeper understanding of health disparities
An ongoing collaboration with Martin Hall Agency has given West Virginia University School of Public Health undergraduate students an opportunity to see firsthand how social determinants of health can contribute to widespread inequality.
Academic Transformation Campus Conversation to focus on budget model
The Office of the Provost will continue its monthly Campus Conversations focused on academic transformation topics and initiatives to engage the wider University community in dialogue about these efforts. The third session, “Academic Transformation: University Budget Model,” is scheduled for Thursday, March 10, at 11 a.m.
Support for students affected by conflict
The WVU Health Sciences community includes students, faculty and staff with ties to various regions of the world. Events happening across the globe can bring about mixed emotions and affect our mental health and well-being. Conflict can have a traumatic impact on us, even when not physically present or directly involved. The BeWell team extends their support for students impacted by current and past unrest, and they are available to support students navigate unsettling times.
McCawley to speak to retirees on ‘Scam or Not: Air Pollution and Elderly Health’
Michael McCawley, Department of Occupational and Environmental Health, will speak to WVU retired faculty and staff on “Scam or Not: Air Pollution and the Health of the Elderly” followed by a Q&A session tomorrow (March 2) at 2:30 p.m. on Zoom.
RNI recruiting for OURA Ring research study
The West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute is currently recruiting for a research study aimed at testing the accuracy of the OURA Ring wearable device during real-world daily activities.
RNI recruiting for biosensor technology research study
The West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute is currently recruiting for a biosensor research study. This is a study aimed toward measuring physiology in response to various behaviors.
Submit nominations for HSC graduate student awards
The HSC Office of Research and Graduate Education is pleased to announce that nominations are open for the 3rd Annual Graduate Student Outstanding Leadership Award and Graduate Student Outstanding Service Award and one new award, Graduate Student Outstanding Mountaineer Values Award.