The public is invited to celebrate the University’s renewed status as a top-tier R1-level research institution during the seventh annual Research Week, April 7-11.
Research
The community is invited to attend a series of student research presentations that will explore a variety of topics beginning tomorrow (April 4).
Join Deborah Degner with Leadership Bridge, an executive leadership consulting company, from noon to 1 p.m. Monday, April 21, to learn how an energetic presence affects you as a leader at work and in life.
Doctoral student Shannay Rawal is part of a team of WVU engineers partnering with poultry farmers in the state’s Eastern Panhandle to find practical solutions for dealing with poultry manure and other forms of livestock litter in a way that’s environmentally friendly and economically viable.
The lineup of workshops, designed to enhance research and data management skills, covers a range of essential topics such as scholarly publishing, submitting theses or dissertations, systemic reviews, R and RStudio, Python and more.
WVU Libraries will offer workshops to enhance research and data management skills, while also offering a moderated discussion about the importance of science and research to wrap up Research Week.