The West Virginia University Board of Governors continued its work Friday on the process of enacting new policies and procedures in the wake of the state Legislature’s adoption of laws permitting more independence from the state Higher Education Policy Commission.
Starting Sunday (May 20) the MyAccess site will automatically redirect all WVU employees to portal.wvu.edu, where employees will find everything currently under the tabs in MyAccess. You will no longer be able to navigate directly to myaccess.wvu.edu.
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.
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.
Discuss your personal financial situation with an experienced TIAA Financial Consultant on a confidential basis this spring and summer. No matter where you are in life—just getting started or planning for retirement—a session with a TIAA consultant can help you create a unique plan for your goals.
Kandi Messinger, health educator, WVU Cabell County Extension Service, teaches nutrition and cooking basics to those recovering from substance abuse so they are more able to support themselves and their families once the program ends.
The WVU Forensic Science Summer Camps are beginning to draw an international audience. Last year the introductory camp had its first international student.
The Upward Bound program announces its sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s federally funded Summer Food Service Program for its 2018 summer residential program.
Citizens who wish to report information without speaking to an officer or dispatcher may now leave information on a voicemail. The phone number for the new TIPS Line is 304.284.7520. Detectives will receive and follow up on reported information as appropriate.
Global pharmaceutical company Mylan and West Virginia University Monday (May 14) announced a 10-year collaboration, supported by a $5 million charitable contribution from Mylan, to develop and implement a program that will expose children across West Virginia to STEM and challenge traditional thinking about how STEM skills can be applied.