The Office of Sustainability will host a book recycling collection throughout the week of March 17 to help the University community recycle unwanted paper items from offices, storage rooms and more. The deadline to request a pickup is tomorrow (March 12).
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The Office of the Provost is launching efforts to create a new general education curriculum designed to better serve the University’s undergraduate students. Up to four faculty members are being sought to serve as leads throughout this multi-year process, driving the process forward through institutional collaboration.
Faculty, staff and students should plan to use alternative transportation during spring break, March 15-23, including Mountain Line buses that are free to ride with a valid WVU ID. University community members can also store their vehicle in the upper level of the Mountainlair parking garage or Area 81 at Mountaineer Station for $10.
The ADVANCE Center supports faculty, graduate students and leadership through professional development and networking opportunities, workshops, webinars and other resources focused on disrupting institutional inequities, team building, and personal and professional growth.
The Faculty Fellowship allows educators to collaborate with museum staff to develop an approximately 30-50 object exhibition that integrates themes and concepts from their teaching and research practice with the Art Museum’s holdings. Applications are due by March 28.
Students from the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources and experts had an opportunity to learn and innovate together while debating the topic of “AI Unplugged: Navigating the Future and Ethical Implications of Generative AI” during the first Tech Duels to be held at WVU.