Beginning Monday (May 21), eligible employees (those hired prior to March 12, 2018) will receive an email to their WVU account from the performance management system along with instructions to complete a pre-review in the system. The pre-review is optional but strongly recommended.
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There could be a delay in your mail delivery today (May 18) due to a shortage of staff. If you have a question or concerns, call Ivia Hensley at 304.293.9402.
May is Better Speech and Hearing Month. The College of Education and Human Services has been working to improve the hearing of West Virginians through the Morgantown Rotary Club/Dr. Hugh Lindsay Hearing Aid Fund. Jolyn Lentz of Wallace is the fund’s first beneficiary and received her first hearing aid this April.
When a child is hospitalized, what he or she considers “normal” – going to school, participating in extracurricular activities, daily routines – is disrupted. For children who are admitted for extended stays at WVU Medicine Children’s, a new School Intervention Program is available to keep them on track, so they can return to their classrooms without missing a beat.
Karen and Mike Carver, sociology and anthropology alumni and owners of Ninja Analytics, gave $25,000 to the Department of Sociology and Anthropology to support student research.
Five student-athletes were named to the 2017-18 Google Cloud Academic All-District 2 Men's and Women's At-Large Teams by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Junior Will Anti (rifle) was named to the men's team. Seniors Amelie Currat (swimming and diving) and Elizabeth Gratz (rifle), as well as juniors Paula Goetz (tennis) and Ginny Thrasher (rifle), landed on the women's team.