Eberly News
Psychologist offers five tips for managing socio-political stress
If you’re reeling from the news and the political strife in our country, you’re not alone. You may benefit from some coping methods suggested by the Department of Psychology in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University. Shari Steinman, assistant professor of clinical psychology who researches anxiety disorders, and two graduate students, Gabby Ponzini and Kelsey Evey, created five simple tips:

Meet the December 2020 Grads: Nathan Weston
Meet December 2020 grad Nathan Weston (BS, Forensic and Investigative Science).

Meet the December 2020 Grads: Maryssa Beasley
Meet December 2020 grad Maryssa Beasley (PhD, Chemistry).
2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Jordan Pugh
Meet English major Jordan Pugh.
2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Adam Craig
Meet international studies major Adam Craig
2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Adia Kolb
Meet sociology and women's and gender studies major Adia Kolb.
2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Jaxon Miller
Meet history and Russian studies major Jaxon Miller.
2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Amelia Jones
Meet English student Amelia Jones.
2020-2021 Eberly Scholars: Tristan Sanders
In association with the ongoing generosity of the Eberly family, the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Advisory Board established the Eberly Scholars program in 1988. Each year, up to 25 students majoring in the arts and sciences are designated as Eberly Scholars. They are provided with scholarship support in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement. This award is the Eberly College’s most prestigious scholarship honor for undergraduate students. Meet all of this year's Eberly Scholars.

Unlocking the history of life on Earth
Growing up as a loyal fan of “Jurassic Park” in a family of nature lovers, graduate student Sam Ocon always knew she wanted to be a paleontologist.