WVU students or faculty contemplating or planning to travel abroad, especially to China and other locations where coronavirus is present, should take extra precautions and be aware of the public health situations at their destination.
Announcements
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WVU announces fall 2019 graduation honors, President's and Dean's lists
A total of 1,367 students graduated from the University earning a combined 1,428 degrees and certificates in December. A total of 3,819 students were named to the Dean’s list for fall 2019. Those on the Dean’s list received a 3.5 GPA or higher. A total of 2,532 students were named to the President’s list after receiving a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
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Chambers’ planned gift to benefit WVU
The legacy of Drs. John T. (Jack) and June Richie Chambers of Charleston will live on through a planned gift made by the late alumni to West Virginia University.
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Council for Women's Concerns currently seeking new members
The WVU Council for Women’s Concerns, which promotes the equality of all women and all genders in the academic and local communities, is seeking applicants to fill upcoming vacancies. The Council membership is composed of faculty, staff, students and affiliates, as well as community members.
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Expect to see new login screen more frequently over the coming months
Whether you are faculty or staff, you can expect to more frequently see a screen that asks you to choose your affiliation before logging into a service or system. Most people will choose Employees/Students. However, if you are employed by WVU Medicine, or you are paid by both WVU and WVU Medicine, click the WVU Medicine button.
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WVU Shared Services Center is open for business
As a reminder, the WVU Shared Services Center officially is open for business today (Jan. 27).
Events
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Libraries hosting ‘Software Carpentry – Intermediate Python Workshop’
The Research Office and the Libraries Research Commons continue their partnership with “Software Carpentry – Intermediate Python Workshop,” a one-day, hands-on workshop that covers introductions to the python packages pandas (databases), seaborn (plotting), and scipy (statistics), on Feb 8.
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Register to participate in Demo Day 2020
Registration is now open for all WVU colleges, units and groups to participate in WVU’s third annual Demo Day, April 24. This day-long showcase demonstrates the scope of innovative ideas, leading-edge inventions, working prototypes and unique business ventures across the WVU system.
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Fresh Check Day
WVU’s first Fresh Check Day will be a fun event with interactive booths, free food, and awesome prizes. Students can come to the Student Recreation Center from 3-6 p.m. Feb. 6 to learn more about mental health on campus, warning signs and what to do if a friend is exhibiting signs of suicide or a mental health concern.
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Campus Conversation: FY2020 Compensation Program
Mark your calendars for upcoming Campus Conversations on WVU’s FY2020 Compensation Program.
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Sexual Health Fair to be held next month
WELLWVU will host the annual Sexual Health Fair for WVU students Feb. 11 from 3-7 p.m. in the Mountainlair. This fair is a chance for students to explore sexual health topics and connect to various campus and community organizations in a non-judgmental and educational environment.
