A group of students from the School of Nursing recently took their classroom knowledge to the national stage, successfully passing a resolution focused on postpartum health education at the National Student Nurses’ Association convention in Houston.
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People with disabilities, families, caregivers, professionals, students and trainees are invited to take a brief survey to help choose the topics covered at the 2027 Mountain State Conference on Disabilities.
Heather Carter-Templeton earned first place in the Information Technology category at the 2025 American Journal of Nursing Book of the Year Awards for her co-authored textbook “Applied Clinical Informatics for Nurses.”
Faculty, residents, staff and guests gathered at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place on June 13 for the annual Department of Otolaryngology Alumni Conference to honor the team’s incredible achievements while celebrating faculty leaders and graduating residents.
From rural churches to community clinics and local outreach programs, students and faculty from the School of Nursing continued to expand access to care across the state last year.
A new exhibit curated by the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences, “History & Impact of Pediatric Vaccines,” is now open at the WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s Hospital and is free for students, faculty, staff and community members to visit.