Eberly News
Dunaway to end time as Eberly dean June 30, search for replacement to begin soon
Gregory Dunaway will conclude his tenure as dean of the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at the end of this academic year. The 2025–26 academic year will mark the final chapter of his leadership of the Eberly College, the largest academic unit at the University, serving more than 5,000 students across over 60 undergraduate and graduate programs, which span disciplines in the humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and the social and behavioral sciences.
WVU Higher Education in Prison Initiative selected for Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education in Prison Subgrant
The West Virginia University Higher Education in Prison Initiative (WVU HEPI), operated within Eberly College's Dept. of English, has been awarded a $30,000 subgrant from the Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education in Prisons (PA CHEP).
From fish to brains WVU neuroscience research shows how experience shapes behavior
Dr. Eric Horstick, a faculty member in West Virginia University’s Department of Biology, is advancing our understanding of how the brain adapts to the world around it. His research focuses on how environmental and sensory experiences shape neural circuits and influence behavior, uncovering fundamental principles of brain plasticity that extend across species.
WVU Online spotlights staff member Nick Sano-Franchini from the Multidisciplinary Studies Programs
In this Staff Spotlight, we speak with Nick Sano-Franchini, Program Manager and Senior Academic Advisor for the Eberly College’s Multidisciplinary Studies Programs! With the recent launch of the new online Integrated Studies, B.I.S. program, we wanted to gain insight into Multidisciplinary Studies, the students in these programs, and Nick’s pivotal role in guiding and advising them.