Announcements
Gamma Mu Chapter of Delta Omega accepting faculty applications for membership induction
The Gamma Mu Chapter of Delta Omega at West Virginia University’s School of Public Health is accepting applications from faculty for membership. To be considered, each applicant (e.g., a full-time faculty member within the WVU School of Public Health) must submit an updated curriculum vitae and a personal statement (1,500 words max) detailing why they should be inducted into our chapter. Each applicant’s personal statement should focus on their teaching, research and service.
Call for abstracts: 9th Annual Gamma Mu Chapter of Delta Omega Poster Competition
The Gamma Mu Chapter of Delta Omega invites all undergraduate and graduate students from WVU School of Public Health programs to submit their research for consideration for the 9th Annual Poster Competition.
Undergraduate capstone poster presentations, April 28 and 30
This semester, 43 undergraduate Public Health students will present their capstone posters virtually via Zoom sessions on April 28 and 30. There will be four sessions over two days with seven total presentations during each 90-minute session. Some students will present individually while others will present in pairs or trios. All School of Public Health members and stakeholders are invited to participate. Faculty and staff will receive an Outlook Calendar invitation, which includes the link to the Zoom sessions.
Nominations now being accepted for Vice President’s Awards
The Vice President's Awards Committee is now accepting nominations. The awards are an opportunity to honor and recognize employees at the WVU Health Sciences Center. The deadline is April 30.
Eberly College presents "Anti-Racism, Social Justice, and Equity"
The Department of World Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics will begin their Guest Speaker series titled, "Anti-Racism, Social Justice, and Equity". To address these three pillars of responsibility we all carry as academic professionals, Benjamin Zephaniah will present under the category of Anti-Racism on April 9 at 1 p.m. via Zoom.
Colloquium for Underrepresented Aspiring Doctoral Candidates
The Colloquium for Aspiring Underrepresented Doctoral Candidates is a valuable, educational opportunity designed to promote graduate education at West Virginia University. The Colloquium is a FREE, two-day virtual event for high-achieving Students of Color who are completing or have completed a bachelor's degree, or are enrolled in a master's degree program.
Order School of Public Health swag
The Student Association of Public Health (SAPH) is hosting a WVU School of Public Health swag fundraiser! Items available for purchase include T-shirts, hooded sweatshirts and pullover jackets in various colors. All orders must be placed by midnight on Sunday, April 11.
Ultra-runner Dean Karnazes scheduled to speak to HSC community April 1
Dean Karnazes is a well-known ultra-runner, author and health enthusiast. The Wellness Committee is welcoming Karnazes to share his story Thursday, April 1 from noon to 1 p.m.
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) virtual outreach event set for April 8
In the aftermath of the tragic Atlanta Spa Shootings, members of the West Virginia University community want to gather in a show of solidarity and community support. On Thursday, April 8, from 4 to 5:30 p.m., the WVU Health Sciences Center will be hosting a virtual discussion in the spirit of remembrance, healing, and justice.
Finding Our Voices in Global Health Advocacy: Food Insecurity
The Global Health Program and RESULTS WV are co-sponsoring "Finding Our Voices in Global Health Advocacy: Food Insecurity" April 8 at noon via Zoom.