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Recipients of the Ruby Scholars Graduate Fellows program at West Virginia University are conducting impactful research focused on enhancing public health, ensuring food safety, improving cancer treatment and more. Yet, many of these students may have never found their purpose without opportunities to engage in undergraduate research and private support to help them pursue their passions.
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Thanks to a donation from the Falkowski-Harman Family, the WVU School of Nursing Keyser Campus recently purchased a simulation game called Friday Night at the ER to help students practice healthcare scenarios in a fun and engaging way.
A recent estate gift to West Virginia University Libraries in honor of a WVU graduate and longtime librarian will provide extensive annual training and development opportunities for library staff.
Read More: $1M estate gift expands training opportunities for WVU Libraries staff
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