Courtney Barrackman, a nontraditional student at WVU Potomac State College, is being recognized for work ethic and determination ahead of her graduation with a degree in Business Administration in May.
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Isabella Linton, a senior in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences from Glen Dale, chose to study neuroscience because she said she wants to be part of an intriguing field that is still new and rapidly changing.
In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, the West Virginia Poison Center is launching its statewide awareness campaign “Little Hands, Big Curiosities” to help West Virginia families protect children from poison exposures.
The University’s administrative offices will remain open during spring break; however, some campus services may be limited from March 16-20.
Nate Whiting, a former physical education teacher who holds two degrees from WVU, is the creator of the “Whimsies of an Accidental Poet” series, a collection of rhyme-driven children’s books built around whimsy.
The WVU Extension Fire Service has received another five-year accreditation from the Pro Board, reaffirming its commitment to delivering nationally recognized, high-quality fire service training.