Mark Brazaitis collaborated with imprisoned people in Appalachia to publish a documentary play about life behind bars titled “Dark Shadows.”
Colleges
Biology and chemistry laboratories will undergo a much-needed comprehensive renovations thanks to a combination of public and private support and cooperation across multiple entities.
Starting next summer, ninth and 10th graders from across the state will gather at WVU Tech to learn about computer science, programming drones, building applications and more to solve real-world problems.
Rhonda Donaldson recently joined the College Library Director Mentoring Program, which supports first-year college library directors at small, four-year colleges through mentorship, cohort learning and community support.
Michael Barchett’s capstone project at the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources led to the creation of the PRT lab, where students put real-world technologies in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, computer and electrical engineering into practice.
The MSIRHR program in the John Chambers College of Business and Economics is holding a basic needs drive to collect canned goods, non-perishable food items, and hygiene products to benefit multiple food banks and blessing boxes across North Central West Virginia from Nov. 10-19.