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LIVING THE DREAM
Dana Brooks, dean of the WVU College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, is one of five individuals being honored this weekend by the West Virginia Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Commission. Brooks will accept the commission's Living the Dream award for human and civil rights during an awards luncheon this weekend at the West Virginia Cultural Center in Charleston. In their sixth year, the awards are given to individuals who best exemplify the principles and ideals of King in his pursuit for social change. More…
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- WVU dean honored with state MLK award
- Dana Brooks, dean of the WVU College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, is one of five individuals being honored this weekend by the West Virginia Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Commission.
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Friday, January 16
- Interim WVU President C. Peter Magrath discusses high-tech health information system, other topics in video message
- Interim WVU President C. Peter Magrath discusses the new digital health information system in his latest video message.
- NAACP head Julian Bond speaks at WVU's MLK commemoration; video highlights available
- NAACP chairman Julian Bond spoke Thursday (Jan. 15) before a crowd of more than 100 people at the St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church.
- WVU to mark International Year of Astronomy with lecture series
- Four hundred years after Galileo's first discoveries through a telescope changed how people view the heavens, WVU is celebrating the International Year of Astronomy with a series of talks on everything from black holes to the ultimate theory of the universe.
- MEDIA ADVISORY:
WVU students to be recognized for energy conservation, recycling - The winner of WVU's annual WE CAN Ecolympics -- a competition challenging students in the residence halls to save energy and collect recycled materials -- will be recognized Thursday, Jan. 22.
- Three WVU alumni part of new WTOV9 anchor teams
- Three WVU alumni will report the news as part of the new early-evening anchor teams for WTOV9, the NBC affiliate in Steubenville, Ohio.
Thursday, January 15
- WVU graduate student to conduct Wind Symphony Jan. 22
- The WVU Wind Symphony will perform a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 in the Gladys G. Davis Theatre of the WVU Creative Arts Center.
- WVU receives Excellence in Mining Education Award
- The WVU Department of Mining Extension recently received the Pittsburgh Coal Mining Institute of America's (PCMIA) Stephen McCann Award for Excellence in Education.
- WVU Health Sciences names King chief financial officer
- A financial management professional with extensive experience in academic health organizations has been named the chief financial officer of the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center at WVU.
- WVU studies: Morgantown's employment strong last year, but housing costs high
- Economists at WVU's College of Business and Economics have issued a data analysis for the Morgantown metropolitan statistical area (MSA) that shows strong employment in 2008, but housing costs above the state and national averages.
Wednesday, January 14
- WVU announces December graduates
- 5,000-plus WVU students make fall '08 Dean's, President's lists
- TV-inspired course has WVU students helping area organizations
- Award-winning author to read Jan. 21 at WVU
- Monongalia County Master Gardeners announce public classes
Tuesday, January 13
- WVU experts meet with Chinese coal-to-liquids leaders
- MEDIA ADVISORY:
NAACP chairman Julian Bond available for media Q&A - WVU exercise program encourages students to compete for better health
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WVU In the News
- Peace, Freedom, Unity: NAACP chairman Julian Bond speaks at commemoration of King at WVU - The Times West Virginian
- Lure of pro ball still tugs at Pittsnogle - The New York Times
- WVU mining extension honored for training tools - Charleston Daily Mail
- WVU to study Civil War site - The Associated Press
- Merlin's magic makes paper medical charts disappear at WVU Hospitals - The State Journal
WVU Health Sciences
- WVU?s $90 million Merlin electronic medical records project rolls out
- Merlin Electronic Health Record Fact Sheet
- WVU study shows doctors must work harder to help smokers quit during cancer treatment
- Free exercise classes in 8 counties to help people with arthritis
- Search for WVU Health Sciences chancellor proceeding