Announcements
United Way Update - President Gee: It's Vital To Give Back
The WVU United Way Campaign is currently at 60% of its goal. We need to rally to support our community.
WVU in the News: Fresh approach may be needed in battle against opioids
During a recent symposium in Roanoke, stakeholders gathered to discuss solutions to the opioid epidemic.
HPML Faculty Candidate Research Presentation
A faculty candidate for the Department of Health Policy, Management and Leadership will give a research presentation in room HSS-G119B on Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 11 a.m. to noon. SPH faculty and staff are welcome to attend. For more information, please refer to your email. All SPH faculty/staff should have received a calendar invitation with additional details.
Faculty, staff invited to explore wellbeing offerings at Employee WellFest
The Office of Health Promotion and Wellness will host an Employee WellFest Dec. 5 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Rec Center. All regular full-time and part-time faculty and staff are encouraged to attend this free event.
WVU Medicine employees can receive 20% off of Health & Wellness Coaching
WVU Medicine employees can receive 20% off of Health & Wellness Coaching with Wellbeing Solutions.
Share with students: Registration deadline to participate in December Commencement (Friday, Dec. 6)
The last day for students to register to participate in the December 2019 Commencement Ceremony is Friday, December 6.
Academic Community Engagement grant brings advances to WVU service-learning
West Virginia University Center for Service and Learning awards grants for two service-learning courses; one grant to Public Health and one grant to Leadership Studies.
Public Health donors help provide wild, wonderful experience
Before the fall semester even started, a group of West Virginia University School of Public Health students were already off on their first adventure. Thanks to the generosity of two donors, four Master of Public Health students started their WVU experience in the great outdoors.
Preliminary Self-Study Completed for Formal Review
The West Virginia University School of Public Health’s preliminary Self-Study is currently being reviewed by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) in preparation for our April 2020 Site Visit. This phase of the reaccreditation process is called the preliminary review. For more details on the accreditation process click here.
Emergency Fund available for graduate, professional students
The Robert E. Stitzel Emergency Fund for graduate and professional students assists those who experience an unexpected and documented financial hardship that negatively impacts their academic life and progress. This program, managed by the Office Graduate Education and Life, is designed to assist those who connect reasonably resolve their financial hardship through other financial or community resources.