West Virginia University and its Health Sciences schools support evidence-based vaccination of children and adults as supported by every governing health body of children and of our population.
I chose the West Virginia University nursing program partially because when I stepped on campus when I was a junior in high school, I feel in love with the school, with the pride of the school. The gold and blue is contagious. The guy who gave me the tour told me he didn't even walk in his graduation ceremony. Instead, he spent his time in New Zealand. I was like, "Oh, that's pretty cool."
For DeAudra Daniels, choosing WVU was an easy decision.
If it wasn’t enough that Joseph Ellis loved science and all things related, he also grew up admiring the care his grandmother expressed for people as a nurse.
Applications are now being accepted for the WVU School of Nursing MSN/MBA program.
On May 15–17, the WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute will hold a building dedication to celebrate the launch of its Innovation Center (May 15) and an Inaugural Summit (May 16–17).
Eleventh and 12th-graders looking for a unique, immersive science-based camp experience should consider Brain Camp, a new week-long educational program taking place on West Virginia University’s Morgantown Campus in July.
Through collaboration with WellWVU and Collegiate Recovery, Wellness of WVU Medicine will host "Meditation at the Pylons” on Thursday, April 18 at 11:15 a.m.
Help the Alpha Rho Chapter of Sigma Bloom with the Flower Power Fundraiser
As part of the WVU Health Sciences Vice President's Achievement Awards celebration, one faculty member and one staff member from the School of Nursing will be honored for their work. Joy Buck, PhD, APRN, will be presented with the Vice President’s Award for Community Engaged Research and Lorie Stowers will be given the Vice President’s Award for Clerical/Secretarial.