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Labor In Appalachia
Join us September 29-30, 2022 — The Eberly Roundtable brings together scholars, artists and community members to engage on a topic of central importance to WVU’s land-grant mission and regional identity.
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Eberly Welcomes Three Assistant Deans to its Leadership Team
The Eberly College of Arts and Sciences welcomes three assistant deans to its leadership team to help enhance College-wide efforts to support students as they pursue meaningful careers and post-graduate education.
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Eberly Welcomes Three Assistant Deans to its Leadership Team
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Gwen Bergner named West Virginia University’s Second Harriet E. Lyon Professor
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Second annual Eberly Roundtable to explore ‘Labor in Appalachia’
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Native American Studies Program to host 30th Anniversary Peace Tree Ceremony with Guest of Honor Marie Watt
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