Inspired by the words of honorary doctorate recipients Maggie Hardy, owner of Nemacolin and 84 Lumber, and Karen S. Evans, managing director of the Cyber Readiness Institute, more than 700 Chambers College undergraduate and graduate students were awarded degrees on May 11.
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The program is open to everyone — including beginners, amateurs and performers of all ages and levels — who wishes to enhance their daily lives with arts, learn how to play an instrument, further hone their skills, explore new creative territories or perform with others who share the same passion.
Led by Samuel Chen, a renowned marketing and communications expert with over a decade of experience, this Integrate Online session will explore the exciting world of AI and how to leverage it to automate, create and empower your work.
Paul Cassak, professor of physics and astronomy and science advisor for Spark! Imagination and Science Center, is being recognized for the Hands-on School Science Kit outreach program. The winner of the prize receives 500 English pounds, which Cassak pledged directly back to Spark.
Twelve members of the WVU College of Law Class of 2024 have been accepted to prestigious clerkships with state and federal judges across the country, putting WVU Law among the top law schools in the U.S. for federal clerkship placement.
The hands-on science event, designed for all ages, will offer a wide variety of physics and astronomy demonstrations and a liquid nitrogen ice cream making station from noon to 2 p.m Saturday (May 11) in White Hall.