Emeritus Club Breakfast
Heather and I were privileged to recently host the Emeritus Club at a breakfast at Blaney House. It was delightful to see alumni from the Class of 1958 and beyond return to campus—some for the first time in 50 years. Imagine their amazement to see the development of the Evansdale and Health Sciences Campuses, the PRT winding its way through town, and the new athletic fields and traditions...Read More | 2 comments | Posted on: May 5th, 2008 at 5:21 pm
Emerging young leaders
Last week, I had a chance to introduce five of the university’s bright young, innovators and thinkers to West Virginia’s business, industry and civic leaders. The group gathered to examine the changing workplace demographics across the state and around the world. A mixed group of “Baby Boomers,” “Gen X’ers,” and “Millenials” strategized on how to harness the talent and power of each generat...Read More | 8 comments | Posted on: April 28th, 2008 at 8:36 am
WVU will follow panel's recommendations
There is nothing more important to our University than the integrity of our degrees and of our academic programs. You may have heard in the news media of the issue that arose recently with regard to the issuance of a graduate degree, retroactively, to a former student. Working in cooperation with the Faculty Senate, WVU appointed an investigative panel to look into the matter. This investiga...Read More | 198 comments | Posted on: April 24th, 2008 at 4:49 pm
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