WVUToday

Archives for July 2000

• West Virginia's first stroke center opens August 1
• WVU Writer\'s Workshop features public readings, book signings
• National leaders headlining week-long environmental training institute at WVU

• President Hardesty: Lifting spending cuts reinforces higher education reforms

• WVU Names Director for Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center

• One Waterfront Place taking shape
• Life Sciences Building a long-awaited home for two departments
• Library digs deep to build \'a place for learning\'
• WVU\'s state-of-the-art recreation center to open in April

• WVU campus presidents appoint advisory boards for regional campuses
• Senate appropriates $5 million for WVU's forensic identification program

• Clarksburg entrepreneur creates third WVU scholarship

• Entrepreneur's Forum, I-79 Group to hire full-time director

• State educators attend holocaust training institute at WVU

• WVU to bring \"Mountaineer Country\" to State Fair August 11-19

• Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program encourages WVU students to pursue graduate study

• WV U classified staff elect Lopez to Board of Advisors
• Betty Puskar Futures Golf Classic attracts golfers from around the world
• Two WVU groups plan to attend memorial service for slain Marion County man
• New student orientation under way at WVU

• WVU names interim engineering dean

• WVU appoints Howe permanent women's studies director
• McNerney named WVU Singer Professor in the Humanities
• WVU hosting Governors Honors Academy for states top students