Faculty Development Presentation: Faculty Peer Feedback
The Health Science Faculty Development Program will host a session on Wednesday, April. 3 from noon to 1 p.m. in room, 2256 HSS.
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Take a break to feed your stomach and a good cause during WVU Neuroscience event
Take a break to feed your stomach and a good cause at Iron Horse Tavern in downtown Morgantown to support WVU Neuroscience’s Feed Our Brains campaign.
WVU nursing students to host bone marrow drive
WVU School of Nursing Morgantown students are hosting a bone marrow drive Wednesday, March 20. Did you know: 1% of people in the registry are called to donate but most are only asked to donate blood products such as stem cells.
Course scheduled for healthcare providers working to help patients quit using tobacco
The School of Dentistry's tobacco treatment training program welcomes more than 10 types of heathcare providers to learn more about evidence-based strategies for helping patients quit using tobacco.
2019 IPE week will take place March 18-22
The Office of Interprofessional Education 2019 IPE week will take place from Mar. 18 - 22. The theme for this year’s event is Team and Teamwork.
WVU School of Nursing students provide health education to Keyser residents.
WVU School of Nursing WVU Potomac State College campus students (clockwise from upper left) Kendalyn Stutler, Jacie Imperio, Taylor White, Jordan Cox, Alexandria Lamoreaux, and Brooke Hawk recently presented teaching information about arthritis and blood pressure to residents of Potomac Heights.
Shots fired training at Health Sciences on Mar. 18 and 20
The University Police will offer a Shots Fired Training session on Monday, Mar. 18, from 4 - 5 p.m., in HSC North Room 1905 and on Tuesday, Mar. 20, from 11 a.m. – noon, in the same room.
WVU School of Nursing faculty interviewed for loneliness study
WVU School of Nursing Faculty Dr. Laurie Theeke was recently interviewed for a West Virginia Public Broadcasting story on isolation and loneliness.
WVU in the News: WVU Medicine hosts grand opening for Center for Hope and Healing
WVU Medicine and the WVU Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry held a grand opening on Mar. 1 for the new WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing. The 29,305-square-foot addiction treatment facility offers 12 beds for subacute medically managed withdrawal residential care and 30 beds for residential care up to 28 days.
WVU Public Health partnering with Davis College to identify barriers to food access in the Mountain State
A West Virginia University expert in the social determinants of health is exploring barriers that keep many West Virginians from eating healthy diets that can help protect against chronic disease.