Announcements
Fellowship prepares graduate to treat challenging oral rehab cases
When West Virginia University School of Dentistry resident Dr. Matthew Harper says he does not care if his work goes unnoticed, he means it.
WVU Behavioral and Biomedical Sciences Program Announces open positions
WVU Behavioral and Biomedical Sciences (BBS) Research Training Program
WVU researcher studies bystander behavior in sexual-assault prevention
Carry your keys. Pretend you’re on the phone. Don’t go out alone after dark. People—especially girls and women—receive advice like this every day from friends and family members concerned for their safety. But what if sexual-violence prevention focused less on what potential victims do and more on what potential bystanders do?
Dental school alumni association celebrates with reunion
The West Virginia University School of Dentistry Alumni Association hosted a weekend of activities to celebrate outstanding alumnus and alumni association supporters.
Hygienist has outstanding career in healthcare
Dawn Myers Yost is an outstanding WVU School of Dentistry alumnus. She was chosen to receive the award at the spring 2019 School of Dentistry Alumni Association event.
Dentist from Union, W.Va. honored as outstanding alumnus
Dr. Mark Kilcollin received the West Virginia University School of Dentistry Alumni Association Outstanding Alumnus Award.
Dental hygiene faculty member chosen as outstanding alumnus
A Department of Dental Hygiene faculty member receives high honor from dental school alumni association.
Dedication to students and faculty earns Martha Sturms an alumni award
The Alumni Achievement Award went to Martha Sturms who has served through six School of Dentistry deans.
Powley honored for achievement with alumni association
A 30+ year employee of the dental school is recognized for her commitment to current and former students.
WVU in the News: Ducatman weighs in CDC's decision on PFAS health study
Dr. Alan Ducatman, professor emeritus in the Department of Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences, agrees that there could be a number of valid reasons for cancer to be excluded. Read the full story in The Intelligencer.