In commemoration of World AIDS Day, the LGBTQ+ Center, in partnership with the Positive Health Clinic and Caritas House, will host a luncheon on "HIV/AIDS in 2018 – Where We Are Today.” The WVU units encourage students, faculty and staff to attend the event Friday (Nov. 30) from noon - 1 p.m. at the LGBTQ+ Center.
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West Virginia University Governance Rule 1.4 – Ethics, Conflict of Interest, and Outside Consulting Arrangements has been posted online for public comment. This proposed rule is technically amending BOG Policy 17 – Ethics.
The Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion encourages students who understand, embrace, respect and value diversity, ethnic cultures and new ways of thinking and connecting with current and potential WVU students. Diversity Ambassadors will help lead the conversation of change and civility on campus through collaboration and unification of various organizations.
Should conditions occur making travel potentially dangerous, both students and employees are reminded to use their own good judgment before venturing out.
Geologist Joseph Lebold leads you through them in his new book, “Roadside Geology of West Virginia.” Part of Mountain Press Publishing Company’s national series, “Roadside Geology.” Lebold and co-author Christopher Wilkinson, professor emeritus in the School of Music, journeyed along the roads of the Mountain State over the last four years, past road cuts exposing contorted rock layers, coral reefs and ancient red soils to create this guide for travelers.
In commemoration of Native American Heritage Month, the Native American Studies Program will host "Native American Leaders in Action," a student panel focused on tribal leadership and key issues affecting American Indian and Alaska Native Nation Friday (Nov. 30) at 12:30 p.m. in the Mountainlair Bluestone Room.