Announcements
WVU School of Nursing Associate Dean joins Board of Directors at Southern West Virginia nonprofit
Dr. Angel Smothers, associate dean for community engagement at the WVU School of Nursing, recently joined the board of directors at Wellspring of Greenbrier, a nonprofit organization that has provided food, clothing, and other basic necessities to disadvantaged, unhoused, and transient populations in Southern West Virginia for over two decades.
Physician LEADS WV announces application available for third class
Physician LEADS West Virginia announces applications are available for its third annual class. LEADS is an annual program to assist in the growth of physicians as leaders. West Virginia State Medical Association, the state’s largest education and advocacy association for physicians, coordinates the program and is one of its sponsors.
Internet connectivity unavailable on Wednesday, Nov. 20
Wired and wireless internet connectivity will be unavailable on HSC South’s 8th floor on Wednesday, Nov 20 from 6-10 p.m.
Public health alumna recognized as 'Most Loyal' honoree
A 2006 graduate of West Virginia University School of Public Health, Becca Fint-Clark has been recognized as a 2024 'Most Loyal' honoree as part of Mountaineer Week.
WVU HSTA Alumni Association, MAPS collecting cold weather clothing
The WVU Health Sciences & Technology Academy (HSTA) Alumni Association and Minorities Association of Pre-Healthcare Students (MAPS) are collecting cold weather items for a local initiative hosted by the United Way of Monongalia and Preston Counties.
New HSC employees will need to complete annual HIPAA training in Infosec IQ
As of Monday, Nov. 11, all new employees at WVU Health Sciences Center will automatically be enrolled in HIPAA training that must be completed in Infosec IQ rather than SOLE.
WVU Student Health closed during fall recess
West Virginia University Student Health Services will be closed Nov. 25-29 during the university’s fall recess.
From the classroom to camp: IMMB student takes microbiology concepts to state’s youths
Campfires, songs, and… antibody structures? It doesn’t sound like your typical summer camp experience. But there’s nothing “typical” about West Virginia University college students traveling the state and giving youths as young as eight and as old as 21 the opportunity to participate in hands-on science, technology, engineering and math learning.
WVU Health Sciences and WVU Medicine provide holiday decorating reminders
As the holiday season approaches, employees are reminded of decoration safety guidelines.
Educational Morbidity and Mortality Conference to be held at WVU Health Sciences Center
All WVU Health Sciences faculty are invited to attend the first Educational Morbidity and Mortality Conference to be held via Zoom on Nov. 20 from 12-1 p.m.