WVU will welcome four candidates to campus as part of the ongoing national search process that was launched in the spring for the next vice president for Enrollment Management. University colleagues are invited to engage in the process by attending a public forum with each candidate from 1:15-2:30 p.m. in Reynolds Hall, Room 2001, or via Zoom.
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University employees who have three or more years of state-qualifying service receive annual increment pay each year in July. The annual increment amount is $60 for each full year of qualifying service. WVU will issue the annual increment pay to qualifying University employees on Friday (July 18) and the payment will be electronically deposited into the employee’s primary bank account.
Beginning Aug. 1, MOUNTAINEER E-News will have a new design and will be known as ENews. In addition to the new design, we are also adjusting our email distribution schedule to Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
In order to provide students with an accurate picture of anticipated textbook costs for Fall 2025, faculty and instructors are reminded to identify their course materials no matter if they are re-adopting the same textbooks/materials they use for a course, making changes to their textbooks/materials or not requiring textbooks/materials.
All WVU-owned or -managed computers that are still using Windows 10 and cannot upgrade to Windows 11 must be replaced by Sept. 30. Machines that have not been upgraded or replaced by that date will be removed from the WVU network to eliminate security risks, except in extremely rare circumstances that will need to be approved in advance.
The WVU Police Department is sharing tips during Vehicle Theft Prevention Month to help you keep your vehicle and belongings safe.