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SMALL TOWN STUDENT WITH BIG ACCOMPLISHMENTS

WVU Outstanding Senior Amy Baisden, a coal miner's daughter from Logan County in southern West Virginia, is the first in her family to complete a college education. She will receive not one, but two bachelor's degrees in political science and philosophy, and she plans to attend law school. While maintaining a 4.0 GPA, she has supported the fight against cancer and worked to raise awareness and funding for poverty alleviation and health care programs in East Africa. More…

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Friday, May 9

McDiarmid wins WVU Buswell Award for women's advocacy
Marjorie McDiarmid's hard work and commitment don't stop on the steps of the WVU College of Law, where she's taught for the past two decades. Images Available
Future educator teaches classmates lesson in courage
Maria Sylvester was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, but that's not stopping her from pursuing a career as a kindergarten teacher. Images Available
WVU risk manager selected for international fellowship
WVU's Michael Gansor was one of only four higher education risk managers awarded a University Risk Management and Insurance Association international fellowship. Images Available

Thursday, May 8

WVU named to national community service honor roll
WVU has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for the second year in a row. Images Available
WVU history students excel at state conference
History students at WVU received three of the six overall awards for best research papers at the Phi Alpha Theta state conference in Buckhannon. Images Available
WVU receives new study abroad grant to support civil engineering students
WVU's Office of International Programs and Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, have received a grant of $197,000 that provides opportunities for civil engineering students to study cross-border transportation and logistics engineering issues. Images Available

Wednesday, May 7

WVU Press book named Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers selection Images Available
WVU Tech unveils new process for making coal a cleaner source of energy
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WVU professors available to comment on West Virginia primary election

Tuesday, May 6

Gov. Manchin introduces WVU's 2008 class of Foundation Scholars Images Available

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