Presently, Mazey's roster is comprised of 17 freshmen, nine sophomores, four juniors and three seniors. Under normal circumstances, he could expect those three seniors to move on following graduation.
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The University’s Center for Applied Coaching and Sport Sciences Town Hall Series has been moved online and expanded into an online five-week series. The first session titled “Coaching from a Distance: Useful Apps” will be held tomorrow (April 23) from 3-4 p.m.
Dr. Neal Newfield, in conjunction with the Carruth Center, is offering his Zoom, Mountaineer Meditators’ group every Friday from noon to 1:30 p.m. This is a drop-in group, so you can attend one meeting or every meeting.
The University is continuing to support West Virginia small businesses through uncertain times by offering critical resources to help them navigate the sharp economic challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
With one-in-14 West Virginia youth being raised by grandparents, one WVU student is committed to ensuring they have the resources they need to support their families. Master of Social Work student Mariah Martin is an intern with Healthy Grandfamilies, an eight-week training program from the Children’s Home Society for grandparents voluntarily raising their grandchildren.
WVU Medicine pediatric and adult allergist and immunologist Brian Peppers has received Investigational New Drug approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the experimental treatment of COVID-19 using convalescent donor plasma. This is the first FDA approved Investigational New Drug trial for COVID-19 immunotherapy to include pediatric patients.