WVU Law Class of 2023 graduates will spend the summer preparing for the bar exam and then dive into new careers ranging from clerkships with federal and state judges to positions in law firms and government agencies.
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Faith Shearin, a prizewinning young adult novelist and poet, will serve as one of four faculty members during the 26th annual West Virginia Writers’ Workshop July 20-23. The workshop gives writers at any stage of their careers an opportunity to improve their craft in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
The grant will help host approximately 40 Fulbright grantees for six weeks at WVU during the summer. The grantees will engage in a series of courses and workshops designed to prepare them for the linguistic and cultural realities of graduate study in the U.S. context.
Beginning today (May 18), the Davis College Store will begin selling three hanging baskets for $50. Blooming hanging baskets are included in the sale. In addition, all coleus and impatiens will be 10 for $28.
Trial attorney and College of Law alumnus Paul Thomas Farrell Jr. is the recipient of the 2023 College of Law Justitia Officium Award, the highest honor bestowed by the law faculty in recognition of outstanding contributions and service to the legal profession.
Matteo Cerasoli of Charles Town joined the Experimental Rocketry and Amateur Radio clubs during his freshman year, where he discovered the right career path for his time at WVU.