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WVU in the News: Allen pens Title X letter to editor

Assistant Professor Lindsay Allen published a letter to the editor in a recent edition of the Charleston Gazette-Mail (WV) outlining the ways in which the Title X gag rule will impact the state's citizens. Read the letter online.

The Office of Research and Graduate Education (OR&GE) is pleased to announce the realignment of HSC Pre-Award grants administration services

The Office of Research and Graduate Education (OR&GE) is pleased to announce the realignment of Pre-Award grants administration services provided within the Health Sciences Center.  This realignment is coincident with Valerie Lemasters transitioning to a part-time status on July 1st.  Val has served as the Director for Pre-Award services at the HSC for the past 30+ years.  We are beyond grateful to Val for her years of dedication and direct leadership behind building the strong support system we have in place for pre-award services at the HSC. 

WVCTSI hosting Dartmouth professor for special cancer focused seminar

WVCTSI is pleased to welcome Periannan Kuppusamy, Ph.D., professor of radiology and medicine at the Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine, for a special seminar on July 11. Dr. Kuppusamy will present, “Tumor Oxygenation for Enhancing Radiation Therapy for Cancer: Sense & Sensibility.”

SPH Research Experts Database update - Due June 19

It’s time to update the SPH Research Experts Database on our website! The database serves as a resource for current and prospective students, other researchers and media. As an R1 institution, it’s important that we highlight our areas of research expertise and provide supporting information.

OHSR welcomes new research assistant

Audrey Semel, MPH, has recently joined the WVU School of Public Health’s Office of Health Services Research team as a research assistant. Audrey will support current OHSR grant projects, most prominently WV Health Connection, through website and database management, helping to facilitate community partnerships and data collection and analysis. Audrey's background in community-based participatory research, qualitative research and advocacy will lend a valuable skill-set and perspective to this work.

SPH alumni contact transition

Please be advised that Mr. Scot McIntosh, Director of Career Development and Student Success, has assumed the role of primary liaison for the School of Public Health’s alumni. Scot recently made this transition during the Alumni Leadership Council meeting on May 31, 2019.