Dr. Clay Marsh shares a message on accessing spaces at Health Sciences
We have worked to make available a number of options on the Health Sciences campus for work, study and eating spaces.
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School of Nursing to host series of discussions during Diversity Week
We are extremely excited for SON's contribution with HSC/WVU DEI Week Oct. 11-17th.
School of Nursing's Dr. Sam Cotton shares her experience, why diversity matters
She’s a veteran of two Gulf Wars. A nurse, an educator and a staunch advocate for nurses, veterans and the LBGTQ+ community. Now Dr. Sandra (Sam) Cotton is the chair of the WVU School of Nursing’s (SON) Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee.
WVU Alpha Rho Biennial Research Conference—Register to Attend!
The WVU School of Nursing's Alpha Rho Chapter of Sigma is hosting a synchronous/asynchronous virtual conference featuring nursing research and scholarship of education and practice.
Applications being accepted for WVU MSN, post MSN and DNP programs
Applications now being accepted for nursing graduate programs, including MSN, Post MSN and DNP.
Applications being accepted for WVU's DNP - Nurse Anesthetist Program
Nurses who are interested in becoming nurse anesthetists are invited to apply to WVU's DNP - Nurse Anesthetist Program.
WVU moves undergraduate classes online through Sept. 25 on Morgantown campus, reduces in-person activities
In-person classes will be canceled on West Virginia University’s Morgantown campus Tuesday, Sept. 8. Online classes will continue as usual, as will University operations. Staff and faculty should report to work as usual.
Health Sciences to host “Mask Me Anything: Health Sciences Campus Conversation” Sept. 9
WVU Health Sciences faculty, staff and students are invited to join a live session to answer questions, hear concerns and provide guidance for the Health Sciences campus community.
WVU’s Gee: Academic year begins with challenges… and opportunities
President Gordon Gee sent a letter today (Aug. 26) welcoming West Virginia University students, faculty and staff to campus for the start of a new academic year. He called on Mountaineers to approach this unprecedented semester with transparency, empathy and kindness.
WVU in the News: First W.Va. Child Is Diagnosed With Inflammatory Disease Linked To COVID-19
So far, pediatric experts like Dr. Kathryn Moffett, who is a pediatric infectious disease specialist at West Virginia University, say MIS-C is rare, but there’s still a lot of unknowns about the disease and how the coronavirus infects children in general.