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Ellen Rodrigues

Eberly College students lead gender inclusivity, anti-racism training at WVU

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A gender inclusivity and anti-racism training—for students and by students—is building a stronger sense of belonging and community at WVU.

Adam Craig

2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Adam Craig

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Meet international studies major Adam Craig

Myya Helm

2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Myya Helm

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Meet political science and international studies major Myya Helm.

Camille Mullens

2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Camille Mullens

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Meet international studies major Camille Mullens.

Christina White and classmates with produce

2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Christina White

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Meet biology and international studies student Christina White.

Sarah Ihlenfeld with SGA campaign members

2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Sarah Ilhenfeld

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Meet international studies and economics student Sarah Ihlenfeld.

Two West Virginia University students will work for solutions to world problems and provide education opportunities to refugees as Boren Scholars in Oman and Jordan— two countries identified as critical to U.S. interests. Both 2020 recipients, Adam Craig, of Wheeling and Myya Helm, of West Union, are students in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, and have completed the Honors Foundations program. Craig is slated to return to Oman in 2021 to further his study of Arabic at the Noor Majan Arabic Institute in Muscat. With varied experiences abroad, including a National Model United Nations conference in China, Craig said what makes him most excited about becoming a Boren Scholar is the opportunity to not just talk about the problems caused by global conflicts, but to also work together on solutions.

Two Eberly College students awarded Boren Scholarship

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Two Eberly College students will work for solutions to world problems and provide education opportunities to refugees as Boren Scholars in Oman and Jordan— two countries identified as critical to U.S. interests.

The Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Office has announced the first cohort of Woodburn Fellowship recipients, whose two-year terms start in August 2020. The newly established fellowship program is one of the College’s highest honors for faculty. Associate and full professors classified as either tenured, teaching, service or research are eligible. The program will annually recognize exemplary professors who embody the highest potential for accomplishments in teaching, research and/or service in fields spanning the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Woodburn Fellows are expected to be actively and constructively involved in departmental governance, contribute to a collegial work environment and provide mentorship to junior members of their department’s faculty. They will also provide leadership across the college, discipline and community levels. The fellowship includes an award to support professional development, such as travel and research expenses.

Eberly College announces first three Woodburn Fellows

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The Eberly College Dean’s Office has announced the first cohort of Woodburn Fellowship recipients, whose two-year terms start in August 2020.

Eberly College announces 2019-2020 outstanding student awards

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Congratulations to our outstanding seniors and graduate assistants for 2019-2020!

Eight Eberly College students inducted into Order of Augusta

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Students who have exceeded classroom boundaries and demonstrated an unwavering commitment to solving complex global challenges and serving others—among them a distance learner with autism, a gymnast and an alternate Mountaineer Mascot—will receive WVU's highest student honor, the Order of Augusta.