Announcements
WVU in the News: Shocked into action: Bhopal's legacy in the US
PhD student Maya Nye is featured in a recent Chemical & Engineering News article assessing the current state of community relations in the chemical industry in the 35th anniversary year of the Bhopal explosion.
WVU in the News: West Virginia University starting a year of strategic action
As a new academic year begins on America’s college campuses, everyone is cataloging their aspirations. Students are filling out their planners and setting goals for success. Faculty members are refining their syllabi and envisioning new ways to engage students in learning. Administrators are wrapping up planning retreats and outlining benchmarks to meet.
Special NIH Presentation "Navigating NIH Systems to Advance Your Career and Tips for Successful Grant Writing"
WVCTSI hosting special NIH speaker on September 16
WVU Medicine offering discounted FAA medical exams
In recognition of National Aviation Day, WVU Medicine Occupational Medicine will be offering FAA Medical Examinations for a reduced cost of $85 the week of August 19-23, 2019.
SPH Back-to-School Picnic scheduled for August 23
It’s time to kick off the 2019-2020 school year! The annual Back-to-School Picnic will be held Friday, August 23 from 5-7 p.m. at Krepps Park (1235 Parkview Drive, Morgantown).
Be Healthy project provides research training
Empowering communities and providing support are at the heart of a new partnership geared at improving the healthy lifestyle landscape in two southern West Virginia counties.
Move-in day volunteers needed
Below is a message from Director of Housing Chris MacDonald. There is an urgent need for move-in day volunteers.
Journal Club seeks to raise awareness for advanced illness care
West Virginia University’s Health Sciences Center faculty will administer a monthly Journal Club directed towards advanced illness care.
WVU researcher tailors first-responder app to improve stroke outcomes
Doctors have about three hours to administer the most effective treatment for the most common type of stroke. If they miss that window, recovery becomes questionable, and survival rates plummet.
Health Services Research provides chronic disease management training
Partnering with the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors, the WVU School of Public Health Office of Health Services Research recently provided health informatics training in the Aloha State.