Announcements
WVU Graduate and Professional Fair, Oct. 22-23
The 2019 Graduate and Professional Fair is intended for those who have an interest in graduate study at West Virginia University and the attending institutions. The next two events will be held:
REMINDER: University community invited to State of the University Address today
WVU President Gordon Gee will deliver a State of the University address today (Oct. 14) at 3:15 p.m. at the College of Law Event Hall. Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to use the PRT, buses or carpool to the event.
Summer 2020 online course offered: Public Mental Health
The course 'Public Mental Health' was previously offered as PUBH 586, but is now offered as PUBH 493 and 693. For undergraduate students, this means no senior petition is needed. For graduate students, this course will appear as a graduate course on your transcripts.
Undergraduate Teaching Practicum available for juniors and seniors
If you are a junior (60 - 90 credits) or senior (90+ credits) and have a professor you would love to work with, a class that you particularly enjoyed, or want to have teaching experience on your resume, you would be a good candidate for a teaching practicum.
Nominations open for ASPPH awards
The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health is now accepting nominations for the 2020 ASPPH Awards. Please submit your nominations, if any, to Shonnette Kingston by close of business on Thursday, November 7.
The Behavioral Health Conference is scheduled for Feb. 7
The WVU School of Medicine’s fourth annual Behavioral Health Conference is scheduled for Feb. 7.
The Academy of Excellence in Teaching and Learning induction ceremony is on October 15
WVU Health Sciences Center Faculty Development Program will host its Academy of Excellence in Teaching and Learning induction ceremony on Oct.
Health Sciences and Technology Academy celebrates 25 years of mentorship and empowerment
Stacey Elza Research Writer
WVU in the News: CDC approves grant for WVU effort to limit vaping, opioid abuse
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has awarded funding to the West Virginia Prevention Research Center.