Announcements
Cisco Phone service, including Jabber, will be discontinued at the end of summer
The two-year project to move the University's phone service from outdated Cisco hardware to Zoom Phone is now in its final two months. The University’s Cisco Phone service will be disconnected by the end of summer.
WVU in the News: Health expert speaks on impact of Parkersburg warehouse fire
As the People’s Cartage fire in Parkersburg finally begins to wind down, WBOY 12 News spoke with Professor Chris Martin, MD, from WVU School of Public Health and School of Medicine, who is warning the public to exercise caution in the wake of the blaze.
Mark your calendar for HSC’s Got Talent on September 24
Do you have a secret skill that deserves the spotlight? The Health Sciences Talent Show is your chance to share your passion, represent your team and enjoy quality time with fellow faculty, staff and students.
SPH Happenings: July 6, 2026
Read the latest edition of the Happenings, the WVU School of Public Health's internal e-newsletter.
OLLI members put their Mountain State knowledge to the test
On June 4, 2026, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute members and guests gathered for an afternoon of friendly competition, good food and Mountain State pride during OLLI's inaugural West Virginia Team Trivia Spring Social event.
WVU Retirees Association recognizes Guy Hornsby
Guy Hornsby, professor emeritus of exercise physiology, member of the Faculty Senate Committee of Retired Faculty, and an at-large board member of the WVU Retirees Association, enjoys traveling with his wife, Jo Ann. To share his passion with others, Hornsby serves as chair of the Retirees Association Travel Committee, where he works with OLLI at WVU to plan exciting trips for retirees and other older adults. Destinations include Finland, London, South Africa, and more.
West Virginia University and Johns Hopkins Rural Health Convos: Substance Use
As part of a new Rural Health Initiative series, WVU School of Public Health is partnering with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to host a series of virtual discussions between investigators on rural health topics of mutual interest.
Ceremony recognizes teaching scholars’ achievements
School of Public Health Assistant Professor Anthony Peluso was among the graduates of the 2022–2024 and 2024–2026 Longitudinal Teaching Scholars Program cohorts that were recognized for their achievements during Teaching Scholars Day June 22 at West Virginia University Health Sciences Center.
Longitudinal Teaching Scholars Program now accepting applications
Health professions faculty, residents, fellows, clinical preceptors, program directors, and educational leaders who are passionate about advancing their teaching and educational leadership skills are invited to apply for the 2026-2028 cohort of the Longitudinal Teaching Scholars Program.
Neal Museum opens new Children's Hospital exhibit exploring history, impact of pediatric vaccines
A new exhibit curated by the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences, “History & Impact of Pediatric Vaccines,” is now open at the WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s Hospital and is free for students, faculty, staff and community members to visit.