The WVU Extension Service will join AmeriCorps for swearing in ceremony for members who will be serving as mentors and community coordinators for the Energy Express summer reading and nutrition program.
The West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission will host a news conference June 4 to announce a collaboration with the West Virginia Department of Education, Office of Gov. Jim Justice, West Virginia University, Marshall University and MVB Bank to increase awareness of the state’s opioid epidemic and possible solutions.
Nearly 4,600 West Virginia University students are expected to graduate during Commencement ceremonies May 10-12 on the Morgantown Campus.
The West Virginia University Extension Service Community Leadership Academy boasts a comprehensive experience for community leaders by providing education, motivation and a chance to build networks with other leaders from various disciplines.
American Dental Association President-elect Dr. Chad Gehani's visit to WVU on April 25 during Oral Cancer Awareness Month, will be the first by an ADA president-elect.
The Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering in West Virginia University’s Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources will host its annual Senior Capstone Expo featuring projects centering around the theme of aging in place Friday (April 26) from noon to 2 p.m. at the Advanced Engineering Research Building.
West Virginia Forward is partnering to host a panel discussion on ways to accelerate projects in West Virginia Opportunity Zones. There will be six speakers varying by event. The events run over the course of three days: Thursday, April 25, in Morgantown, Friday, April 26, in Shepherdstown and Monday, April 29, in Charleston.
West Virginia University is highlighting ten Presidential Student Ambassadors to share personal reflections regarding their service and leadership. The event will take place in the President’s Conference Room of Stewart Hall on Tuesday, April 23 from 12:30-1:45 p.m.
WVU will hold a university-wide celebration of the robust culture of innovation, entrepreneurship and design Thursday (April 25). Events will occur throughout the day where students, faculty and staff across various disciplines and colleges will showcase their innovative ideas, cutting-edge inventions, working prototypes, creative arts performances, fashion and design projects, landscape architecture, unique business ventures and more.
West Virginia University's College of Law will receive a $43,800 check from Siemens Industry, Inc. for the installation of the first solar panels on any WVU building. The check will be presented on Monday, April 22 at 3 p.m. and the installation will take place in summer 2019 on top of the College of Law's Rooftop Garden.