Announcements
Medical students raise over $10K to help fight Multiple Sclerosis
First-year medical students from the West Virginia University School of Medicine recently raised awareness about multiple sclerosis and over $10,000 for the West Virginia Chapter of the National National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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Special Medicine Grand Rounds to discuss communities and improving health outcomes
Join the Department of Medicine for a special Grand Rounds presentation with Keren Brown Wilson, Ph.D., adjunct professor at Portland State University and the principal architect of the Oregon model of assisted living.
New WVU dual degree master's program blends healthcare and business acumen for future nurse leaders
As the healthcare industry continues to grow, the demand for highly skilled nurse leaders is also growing. Through a new dual degree master’s program at West Virginia University, future nursing leaders will be able to combine their passion for patient care with business management experience to fulfill unique roles in healthcare organizations.
WVU nursing professor, veteran to be first female honored at local Memorial Day observance
This weekend, the nation will celebrate the 150th anniversary of Memorial Day. West Virginia University School of Nursing’s Dr. Sandra “Sam” Cotton will be one of two veterans to be honored during Star City’s annual Memorial Day observance.
WVU School of Medicine inducts students, residents and faculty into Gold Humanism Honor Society
In recognition of their compassion in the practice of medicine, 19 medical students, residents and faculty have been inducted into the West Virginia University School of Medicine’s chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society.
WVU medical student among those awarded prestigious Critical Language Scholarship
For West Virginia University students Amna Khan and Colin Lopez, it’s a way to break down barriers to provide better medical care. For Madeleine Hall, it’s a path to understanding, and teaching about, other cultures.
WVU Injury Control Research Center presents awards for excellence in teaching and research
Steven Wheeler, Ph.D., and Brandon Lucke-Wold have been recognized by the WVU Injury Control Research Center (ICRC) for excellence in teaching and research in the fields of injury and/or violence prevention.
Two from WVU named BioWV leaders
Two WVU researchers have been named to the leadership of BioWV, the Bioscience Association of West Virginia, a nonprofit organization that promotes the state’s growing bioscience business community.
WVU Ultrasound goes international
West Virginia University Department of Emergency Medicine ultrasound fellow, Kristine Robinson, M.D., is taking advanced clinical ultrasound to the international level.