Announcements
As the first ABM public health graduate, Shreve sets her sights on changing state’s health outcomes
Payton Shreve spent the last four years immersed in studies and practical experiences to further her passion for improving community health, especially for youth. Now, she’s leaving a mark on West Virginia University School of Public Health history as a member of the first cohort to graduate from the Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s (ABM) program and the first to earn that degree in public health.
Participants needed for study on puberty, stress, and behavior in children with autism
WVU researches at the CED are conducting a study on West Virginia youth ages 7-13 who have autism spectrum disorder. The study explores the relationship between stress, puberty, and behavior.
Work in Pylons Lobby restricts access to Okey Patteson on May 6
Scaffolding will be constructed in the Pylons Lobby for work to the wall over the main entrance to the Okey Patteson auditorium and William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences on Wednesday, May 6.
Graduate course for Summer 2026: Public Mental Health (PUBH 658)
Public Mental Health (PUBH 658) is an online course available to graduate students. No prerequisites or instructor permission are required. This 3-credit hour course offered by the WVU School of Public Health explores the principles and methods of general epidemiology with an emphasis on their application to mental disorders.
Undergraduate course for Summer 2026: Public Mental Health (PUBH 458)
Public Mental Health (PUBH 458) is an online course open to all undergraduate students. This 3-credit hour course offered by the WVU School of Public Health introduces students to the core principles of epidemiology, with a focus on their application to mental health.
2026 West Virginia SEED Symposium accepting abstracts until May 31
The 2026 West Virginia SEED Symposium: Students as Emerging Educators Developing their Identities will be held Monday, June 22, 2026 at the West Virginia University Health Sciences Center in Morgantown.
HSC faculty and students recognized at annual IPE Award Luncheon
West Virginia University Health Sciences concluded its 2026 Interprofessional Education (IPE) Month with an awards luncheon recognizing the often quiet, behind-the-scenes work of this year’s IPE champions.
Marking year one: Teaching Scholars continue their journey
The WVU Health Sciences Center is pleased to recognize the completion of the first year of the Longitudinal Teaching Scholars Program for the 2025–2027 cohort. This year’s cohort included 25 participants from across the health professions; all committed to strengthening their skills as educators.
MPH Capstone Showcase scheduled for May 5 and 6
WVU School of Public Health faculty, staff, students and alumni are invited to participate in the Spring 2026 Master of Public Health Capstone Showcase on May 5 and 6, 2026 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. in HSC, G119A or via Zoom.
WVU Hub shares upcoming changes to Federal Direct Loan programs
As part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, changes affecting federal loans available to help students cover their educational costs take effect July 1.