Heather Carter-Templeton earned first place in the Information Technology category at the 2025 American Journal of Nursing Book of the Year Awards for her co-authored textbook “Applied Clinical Informatics for Nurses.”
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Hornsby, professor emeritus of exercise physiology and a member of the Faculty Senate Committee of Retired Faculty, taught and conducted research on diabetes and exercise for more than three decades before retiring in 2021.
Spots remain for youth and teens interested in immersive weeklong courses to advance their performance skills.
The undergraduate elementary education program has received an A+ from the National Council on Teacher Quality for its evidence-based reading instruction, placing WVU among a select group of programs recognized nationwide for meeting top literacy standards.
Faculty, residents, staff and guests gathered at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place on June 13 for the annual Department of Otolaryngology Alumni Conference to honor the team’s incredible achievements while celebrating faculty leaders and graduating residents.
When Frank Fumich stood atop Mount Everest after sunrise on May 22, he wasn’t only reaching the world’s highest point — he was completing a journey years in the making.