Faculty and staff are encouraged to share stories about their students participating in service, volunteerism or community-engaged work.
Announcements
The Council is offering mini-grants up to $2,000 for humanities projects, including lectures, small museum exhibits, educational events and planning for larger projects.
The West Virginia Assistive Technology System and the Speech, Language, and Hearing Clinic have partnered to create a new loan library, helping clients and professionals access assistive technology.
Bridget Wipf will focus on supporting faculty, students and the community with market research, funding resources and grant navigation by offering consultations, workshops and guidance on commercialization.
WVU Extension recently opened an office in Barboursville and welcomed Drew Strader as the newest 4-H youth development agent to serve the county.
Input from the University community is critical to a successful search. All are welcome to participate and share perspectives on the ideal qualifications and expectations for this role during an open forum listening session from 10-11 a.m. June 3 via Zoom.