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WVU places among top companies for marketing in MarCom Awards
November 13th, 2012West Virginia University's University Relation's Division won a record seven top awards in the international MarCom Awards, which recognize outstanding creative achievement in the marketing and communications fields. The P.I. Reed School of Journalism also received two top awards in the competition. -
WVU now accepting nominations for Order of Vandalia
October 26th, 2012West Virginia University is now accepting nominations for the University?s highest service honor ? the Order of Vandalia. -
WVU honors loyal supporters with Order of Vandalia
May 5th, 2011This year's Vandalia recipients include a senator, banker, cable television entrepreneur and information systems founder. They are Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.), Douglas Leech, Charles Erickson and Verl Purdy. -
Joyce Wang, Ryan Sigler and Jennifer Steele are the 2011 winners of WVU's Nicholas Evans Advising Awards. The awards -- given annually to a graduate assistant, professional and faculty member -- honor Dr. Nicholas Evans, a lifelong proponent and exemplar of excellent undergraduate advising.
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Mollohan, McLaughlin named recipients of WVU's first Kilgore awards for promotion of science
April 5th, 2011Physics Professor Maura McLaughlin and former Rep. Alan Mollohan awarded first Harley Kilgore Awards for Promoting Public Understanding of Science and Research _ McLaughlin for teaching, and Mollohan for policy. -
WVU television journalism students, professor win award
February 7th, 2011Students and faculty at WVU's P.I. Reed School of Journalism continue to garner national and international recognition for their work in broadcast journalism and documentary filmmaking. -
WVU earns Carnegie Foundation's Community Engagement Classification
January 5th, 2011The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has recognized the scope and success of WVU's impact by selecting the University for the 2010 Community Engagement Classification, putting WVU in the 6 percent of higher education institutions that Carnegie recognizes for engagement out of all U.S. institutions. It is the only institution in West Virginia the foundation recognizes for its community engagement. -
Dedicated Mountaineers to be recognized for service during Homecoming
October 15th, 2010As part of the 2010 Homecoming celebration, the WVU Alumni Association will honor six alumni for their outstanding service and commitment to their alma mater. The awards will be presented during the halftime celebration of the WVU-Syracuse game on Oct. 23. -
WVU's College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences to induct four into 2010 Hall of Fame and name outstanding alumnus
October 7th, 2010On Friday, Oct. 15 the West Virginia University College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences will induct four graduates into its 2010 Hall of Fame and name its 2010 Outstanding Alumnus at the Erickson Alumni Center. This will be the 23RD anniversary of the College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences' Hall of Fame. A reception will be held from 6:30-7:30 p.m., and the formal induction ceremony will begin at 7:30 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. -
WVU student awarded 2010 GEICO Achievement Award
June 18th, 2010West Virginia University philosophy and mathematics student Meghan Flinn is one of 83 students across the country being honored by GEICO insurance company with a GEICO Achievement Award. -
Summer Institute on Aging honors Ethel Mae Boggs
June 1st, 2010Ethel Mae Boggs, an adult services social worker for more than 28 years, has been named the recipient of the Anita S. Harbert Outstanding Achievement in Aging Award. -
Whether they are educators, learners or supporters of West Virginia University, they are great at what they do. And, WVU's annual Weekend of Honors April 9-11 is all about them.
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WVU chemistry professor aids national security against cyber attacks; wins 2009 DARPA Young Faculty Award
February 25th, 2010As technology evolves, combating cyber attacks becomes a greater risk for the United States. Jonathan Boyd, professor in the C. Eugene Bennett Department of Chemistry in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University, has developed techniques that could be used to design faster, more efficient and effective network security measures with fewer false alarms and failures. -
WVU Extension specialist and professor Fleisher awarded Neil S. Bucklew Award for Social Justice
February 24th, 2010Richard Fleisher has dedicated his life to reaching underserved populations. The West Virginia University Extension Service specialist and associate professor is the 2010 recipient of WVU's Neil S. Bucklew Award for Social Justice. -
WVU's Repella named First Team Academic All-American
February 23rd, 2010West Virginia University junior guard Liz Repella has been named to the 2009-10 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Women's Basketball University Division first team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. -
WVU's President's Volunteer Service Award ceremony canceled due to weather
February 10th, 2010West Virginia University's President's Volunteer Service Award ceremony, scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 11, has been canceled due to the severe weather conditions in the area. -
More than 270 WVU students to be honored for volunteer service
February 9th, 2010Rather than using their free time to watch movies or spend time with friends or family, these West Virginia University students mentored children, prepared meals, cleaned up parks and provided a variety of other services. -
Darnell Lattal receives WVU's Eberly College Alumni Award; Alumna recognized for success in psychology, politics and public service
January 14th, 2010An internationally-known consultant for businesses and leaders and an expert in business ethics and behavioral trends in the workplace has earned West Virginia University's Eberly College Alumni Award. -
WVU English professor Harms wins Caperton Award for teaching excellence
December 22nd, 2009It is of vital importance to West Virginia University English professor Jim Harms for his students to see poetry as a fundamental part of their culture. His conviction and passion for literary writing is why Harms is being recognized with the 2009-10 Caperton Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Writing. -
'Most Loyals' selected for Mountaineer Week at WVU
November 5th, 2009Two couples who have provided distinguished support to the University, an associate dean of the WVU School of Dentistry and a longtime Student Affairs employee are being honored as "Most Loyals" during the 62nd annual Mountaineer Week, a celebration of Appalachian Heritage, Nov. 7-15, on West Virginia University?s campus.
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