The Clinical Law Program in the College of Law was recently awarded a State Opioid Response Grant for more than $117,000 to provide reentry-related legal services to West Virginians recovering from substance use disorder.
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Join music educators, ethnomusicologists and guest artists, for workshops featuring music traditions of Appalachia, Ghana, Northeast Brazil, Mexilachia, Lebanon, Peru and Trinidad.
The Public Interest Advocates and the West Virginia Fund for Law in the Public Interest will host their annual benefit auction in a hybrid format March 19-23. Auction proceeds will help fund fellowships for College of Law students working to assist low-income and at-risk West Virginians throughout the state.
Members of the state Supreme Court of Appeals will convene at the College of Law on March 21 to hear arguments in five cases. Seating begins at 9 a.m. in the Marlyn E. Lugar Courtroom, with the first case starting at 10 a.m. Admission is free and open to the public.
Join music educators, ethnomusicologists and guest artists for workshops featuring music traditions of Appalachia, Ghana, Northeast Brazil, Mexilachia, Lebanon, Peru, and Trinidad.
The award is the highest and most prestigious recognition granted by AASPT and is given to members who have made a lasting contribution to the specialty of sports physical therapy over their careers.