The peer-nominated award is presented to a second-year medical student who portrays ongoing compassion, friendliness and an overall caring attitude toward patients, peers, faculty and staff following the completion of Physical Diagnosis and Clinical Integration coursework.
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From going on study abroad trips to engaging with guest speakers, Allie Douglas, an immunology and medical microbiology major from Elkins, is making the most of opportunities outside the classroom.
A pinning ceremony was held for 37 master’s and doctoral program students, marking a distinct transition from classroom instruction to hands-on clinical learning where students apply the foundational knowledge they received and work in real scenarios with patients in need of their services.
The WVU community is invited to learn about the positive effects of meditation on the mind and body during a four-part series beginning May 16 and continuing monthly through August.
Hosted by the WVU Health Sciences Office of Interprofessional Education, this interactive event aims to deepen the understanding of and help improve approaches to serving individuals facing poverty and homelessness from 8:30 a.m. to noon Monday, May 20, at the Health Sciences Center.
As the spring semester wraps up, the campus community is reminded of wellness resources accessible online.